Opening reception Sat, Dec 10, 4-6pm, Exhibition December 10 - January 21, 2017, Tu, W, F, Sa 10am-5:30pm, Th 11am-7pm
Drawing from sources as diverse as African mudcloth, Japanese shibori, and Native American basket weavings, Julie Chang investigates how identities are constructed, engaging patterns to explore the personal and political forces that shape and misshape our lives.
Taking her cue from the visual and technical components of weaving, Chang's forms freely float and then gather and intertwine. Shapes migrate and cross boundaries, transformed by encounters with other forms. Arrivals, foreignness, dislocation, struggle and integration reference hidden histories both personal and universal.
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Drawing from sources as diverse as African mudcloth, Japanese shibori, and Native American basket weavings, Julie Chang investigates how identities are constructed, engaging patterns to explore the personal and political forces that shape and misshape our lives.
Taking her cue from the visual and technical components of weaving, Chang's forms freely float and then gather and intertwine. Shapes migrate and cross boundaries, transformed by encounters with other forms. Arrivals, foreignness, dislocation, struggle and integration reference hidden histories both personal and universal.
Opening reception Sat, Dec 10, 4-6pm, Exhibition December 10 - January 21, 2017, Tu, W, F, Sa 10am-5:30pm, Th 11am-7pm
Drawing from sources as diverse as African mudcloth, Japanese shibori, and Native American basket weavings, Julie Chang investigates how identities are constructed, engaging patterns to explore the personal and political forces that shape and misshape our lives.
Taking her cue from the visual and technical components of weaving, Chang's forms freely float and then gather and intertwine. Shapes migrate and cross boundaries, transformed by encounters with other forms. Arrivals, foreignness, dislocation, struggle and integration reference hidden histories both personal and universal.
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Drawing from sources as diverse as African mudcloth, Japanese shibori, and Native American basket weavings, Julie Chang investigates how identities are constructed, engaging patterns to explore the personal and political forces that shape and misshape our lives.
Taking her cue from the visual and technical components of weaving, Chang's forms freely float and then gather and intertwine. Shapes migrate and cross boundaries, transformed by encounters with other forms. Arrivals, foreignness, dislocation, struggle and integration reference hidden histories both personal and universal.
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