Kohl Gallery at Washington College

Encounters and Entanglements

This exhibition, Encounters and Entanglements: The Art of Mapping Meaning, features artwork from those within the collective to highlight ways experimental, process-driven methods as well as interdisciplinary and collaborative practices offer up avenues for agency and transformation: plants become sculpture and image; participatory performance doubles as community action; family history uncovers environmental legacy; birds communicate the future; poetry speaks new forms into being; and collaborative processes make and unmake worlds. Utilizing divergent approaches and a diversity of media, each artist or collaborative project examines the messy and complicated yet lively and beautiful encounters between people and more-than-human worlds. Together they reveal ways that our ecological condition is directly entangled with how we see ourselves as individuals and how as individuals we live in relationship with each other.


GALLERY:

VIDEO:

KARINA AGUILERA SKVIRSKY

How to build a wall and other ruins: Paper, 2019

Performance, HD Video and Archival Inkjet Paper

35 minutes

6’ x 10’

KRISTA CABALLERO

Survival 101, 2012 mixed media sculpture, video performance (2012 and 2014)

12’ x 2” x 4”

ROSALIND MURRAY

hi mountain, hi water 2018, 2021

HD video, plastic art, live work on Zoom

OPENING: October 20, 2021, 3pm- 6:30PM

EVENTS:

3PM PERFORMANCE, Rosalind Murray: hi mountain, hi water

Location: Live broadcast via ZOOM from Ireland inside Kohl Gallery

4:30PM PANEL, Mapping Meaning: Praxis for Ecological Futures

Location: Tawes Theatre in the Gibson Center for the Arts, 1st Floor

6pm PERFORMANCE, Karina Aguilera Skvirsky: How to Build a Wall and Other Ruins

Location: LIVE in-person in Kohl Gallery