The University Art Gallery@California State University
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Exhibition
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Illiterature
111 Taylor Hall, on First Street between Normal and Salem Streets
Chico, CA 95929
August 24th, 2010 - September 19th, 2010
Opening:
August 26th, 2010 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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 Vuk Cosic,
ascii history of moving images, (Psycho),
1999, projected video, variable
 Jill Sylvia, Untitled (Balance Sheet 6), detail,
2010, Hand-cut ledger paper, 11 x 8.5 inches
 John Himmelfarb, Say Some Words,
2008, Ink on paper, 81.5 x 41.75 inches
 John Patrick McKenzie, Untitled,
2008, Sharpie on glass, wood, metal, 25.5 x 13 x 2 inches
 Larissa Nowicki, Annunciation 2, detail,
2010, woven book pages with 12-karat Italian gold leaf, 33 x 27.75 inches
 Linda Ekstrom, wreading, (Edmund Jabes),
ink on paper, 14 x 11
 Linda Hutchins, Rumination (Red Caution),
2003, typing on paper, 8.5 x 90 inches
 Masako Takahashi, Horizon, Navy Moon,
2009, Human hair embroidery on silk panel, 22 x 16 inches
 Megan Murphy, Ineffable,
2009, digital transparency, mirror, glass, acrylic and oil paint, 36 x 22.5 inches
 Stephanie Lempert,
Language of Space Series, Essex Market, February 3, 2007,
2007, archival inkjet print, 25 x 17 inches
 Yael Kanarek, Untitiled (L'Origine),
2008, nails and 1,155 rubber text units in four languages, 113 x 103 x 1
 CODY TREPTE, Cody on Cage on Joyce,
2008, digital, vairable
 installation view
 installation view
 installation view
 installation view
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> QUICK FACTS
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NEIGHBORHOOD:
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Other (outside main areas)
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EMAIL:
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JTannen@csuchico.edu
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OPEN HOURS:
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Monday - Friday, 10 AM - 4 PM Saturday & Sunday, Noon - 4 PM
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SCHOOL ASSOCIATION:
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California State University, chico
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TAGS:
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sculpture, modern, abstract, painting, conceptual, text photography digital installation video-art
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> DESCRIPTION
Illiterature is a group exhibition, featuring artists who engage in some way with language, verbal coding and notation. Illiterature presents artworks in various media that combine text and text-like imagery to create artworks that are visual, graphic, illustrative and contemplative in approach and presentation.
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