All Good Things… performance and art exhibition opening reception

The group exhibition All Good Things… and accompanying performances investigate the legacy and contemporary form of West Coast time-based conceptual art as well as the unique relationships forged between objecthood, experience and temporal structures. During the course of the exhibition featured artworks fundamentally change, evolve, degrade, are consumed or are fully realized. Featured works include photography, video, sculpture, time-based art and installations.

All Good Things… opens with a free to attend reception featuring an audience-participatory performance by Midori in which the audience is invited to fling and shatter ceramic dishware and crockery (Participants are welcome to bring your own dishes to shatter). Other performances and exhibitions including an ever evolving large-scale installation by Kristin Cammermeyer, a Tibetan sand mandala by Monks from Sera Je Secondary School in Karnataka, India, and live music performances.