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May 2015
CMP Projects: Phil Chang
Saturday, May 16 Artist talk-5pm Reception-6-9pm CMP Projects presents a solo installation by artist Phil Chang. The project is suspended on the border of photography and non-photography, demanding that the viewer consider the medium’s inherent qualities. The exhibition features a selection of photographs from Chang’s recently conceived untitled series of monochromes (2014-ongoing). These photographic prints are made without the use of a camera or film, thereby pushing our understanding of the medium as it abandons the analog for a decidedly digital…
Find out more »July 2015
Melanie Nakaue: Eclipses
Melanie Nakaue’s Eclipses is a multi-channel video installation comprised of a series of experimental animations. Through an amalgamation of collages,digital graphics, and stop motion animation, Nakaue depicts a disjunction between psychological and physical entities associated with “eclipses.” For this presentation at the Culver Center of the Arts, the idea of an “eclipse” is manifested through explorations of physical dimensions associated with layering and shadows. Nakaue unites these elements to illustrate the liminal space of passing between two states of being,…
Find out more »October 2015
Long Night of Arts and Innovation
The Long Night of Arts & Innovation showcases Riverside's exceptional talent in the arts, the performing arts, science and technology, and the culinary arts & sciences. Between 5 p.m. and midnight, you will have a chance to see more than 130 world-class projects, all in several venues throughout Downtown Riverside, including UCR ARTSblock. Support has been provided by UCR College of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences (CHASS) and the City of Riverside
Find out more »October 2017
Migrating The Museum Part 3: Alternate Worlds
On view October 12 through December 29. Join us at the Riverside "Long Night of Arts and Innovation", October 12, 5 to midnight, to slip into the alternate worlds offered by three stereo viewers installed on the Main Street Pedestrian Mall in Riverside, CA. Each is loaded with five 3-dimensional images drawn from the California Museum of Photography's archive of more than 300,000 stereographs. Curated by UCR alumna Angelica DeJesus, advised by Susan Laxton, Associate Professor of the History of Photography at UCR. Pedestrian…
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