"Year One" presents work created during the first year of BAVC's Artist-in-Residence (AiR) program by 2015-2016 participating artists Susie Cagle, Tom Comitta, and Sofia Cordova.
Tonight's reception takes over BAVC's facilities, presenting an expanded and interactive installation of new video pieces and two-dimensional works on paper. A more condensed version of "Year One" will continue to be on view for a month following tonight's opening celebrations.
– About BAVC's AiR program –
Made possible in part through the generosity of the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, BAVC's AiR program provides Bay Area artists access to BAVC's state-of-the-art technical facilities and in-house expertise. The breadth of experience, interests, and mediums of our inaugural cohort is also reflective of the diverse constituency of creative individuals BAVC serves.
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Tonight's reception takes over BAVC's facilities, presenting an expanded and interactive installation of new video pieces and two-dimensional works on paper. A more condensed version of "Year One" will continue to be on view for a month following tonight's opening celebrations.
– About BAVC's AiR program –
Made possible in part through the generosity of the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, BAVC's AiR program provides Bay Area artists access to BAVC's state-of-the-art technical facilities and in-house expertise. The breadth of experience, interests, and mediums of our inaugural cohort is also reflective of the diverse constituency of creative individuals BAVC serves.
"Year One" presents work created during the first year of BAVC's Artist-in-Residence (AiR) program by 2015-2016 participating artists Susie Cagle, Tom Comitta, and Sofia Cordova.
Tonight's reception takes over BAVC's facilities, presenting an expanded and interactive installation of new video pieces and two-dimensional works on paper. A more condensed version of "Year One" will continue to be on view for a month following tonight's opening celebrations.
– About BAVC's AiR program –
Made possible in part through the generosity of the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, BAVC's AiR program provides Bay Area artists access to BAVC's state-of-the-art technical facilities and in-house expertise. The breadth of experience, interests, and mediums of our inaugural cohort is also reflective of the diverse constituency of creative individuals BAVC serves.
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Tonight's reception takes over BAVC's facilities, presenting an expanded and interactive installation of new video pieces and two-dimensional works on paper. A more condensed version of "Year One" will continue to be on view for a month following tonight's opening celebrations.
– About BAVC's AiR program –
Made possible in part through the generosity of the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, BAVC's AiR program provides Bay Area artists access to BAVC's state-of-the-art technical facilities and in-house expertise. The breadth of experience, interests, and mediums of our inaugural cohort is also reflective of the diverse constituency of creative individuals BAVC serves.
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