SEP 18–DEC 8, 2019
IN PLAIN SIGHT
Dario Robeleto
Will The Sun Remember At All
2011–12
In Plain Sight brings together artists whose work points to the invisible systems and unknowable mysteries that shape and define our lives. The exhibition features the work of Kathryn Andrews (Los Angeles), castaneda/reiman (San Francisco), Dario Robleto (Houston), and Weston Teruya (San Francisco).
A seeming paradox, the phrase “hiding in plain sight” contains elements of both obscuring and exposing, and it implies that secrets, while visible, may only be noticed or revealed upon close inspection. Through strategies of layering, embedding materials, replacing one material for another, and giving concrete form to invisible phenomena, the artists in the exhibition reference history and art history, pop culture, science, and personal identity.
JAN 22–MAR 15, 2020
KARI MARBOE: DUPLICATING DANIEL
Kari Marboe
Tracings, 2018
Kari Marboe attempts to recreate an original sculpture, recorded as missing from MCAM’s permanent collection, by the influential but under-recognized ceramicist Daniel Rhodes.
The only remaining evidence of this sculpture is its accession date (1975, gift of the artist) and a murky black and white photograph.
Opening Reception: Saturday, January 25, 5:00-7:00 pm
MAR 31–APR 19, 2020
2020 Senior Thesis Exhibition
Andrea Ortiz Galdamez
Installation view of work for Frixion: 2019 Senior Thesis Exhibition
The annual senior thesis exhibition features the work Mills College’s graduating Studio Art majors.
Their debut show in a professional art museum, these artists demonstrate a breadth of ambition through a range of artistic approaches.
Opening Reception: Saturday, April 4, 6:00–8:00 pm
MAY 3–31, 2020
ShelfLife: MFA Thesis Exhibition
Hannah Perrine Mode
Hannah Perrine Mode, installation view of work for Shelf Life: MFA Exhibition.
Showcasing the work of the 2020 Mills College MFA recipients in Studio Art, the exhibition highlights each artists’ achievements as completed bodies of works.
Opening Reception: Saturday, May 2, 6:00–8:00 pm
