Past Exhibitions
Groundworks: Environmental Collaboration in Contemporary Art
October 14–December 14, 2005
Opening reception: Friday, October 14 | 6–8 pm
The exhibition, catalogue and associated conference seek to address questions of policy, efficacy and impact when artists work within a social, ecological and political context. The exhibition presented artworks that are, in effect, case studies in social, ecological change. This will be interpreted in terms of new ideas in dialogic aesthetics, as well as in terms of impact and efficacy at a local level.
For more information, visit the Groundworks website.
- The exhibition will include work by:
- 3 Rivers 2nd Nature team
- Ala Plastica
- Navjot Altaf
- Christine Brill & Jon Kline
- Jackie Brookner
- Stephanie Flom
- Helen Mayer Harrison & Newton Harrison
- Walter Hood & Alma Dusolier
- Ichi Ikeda
- Constance & Tom Merriman
- A. Laurie Palmer
- Park Fiction
- Platform
- Ann Rosenthal
- Susan Steinman & Suzanne Lacy
- WochenKlausur
October 14 & 15: Groundworks artist symposium.
The keynote speaker will be Tom Finkelpearl, with curator Grant Kester delivering closing remarks. Additional speakers will include Jackie Brookner, Alma DuSolier, Stephanie Flom, Ground Zero, Helen and Newton Harrison, Walter Hood, Ichi Ikeda, Suzanne Lacy, Connie and Tom Merriman, Park Fiction, Ann Rosenthal, Susan Steinman, and 3 Rivers 2 Nature.
The symposium is free and open to the public.
Generous support for Groundworks has been provided by Altria, Inc.; The Heinz Endowments; and The Pittsburgh Fondation.
Exhibitions at the Regina Gouger Miller Gallery are supported in part by a grant from the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, a state agency funded by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania; individual sponsors; the School of Art; and the College of Fine Arts at Carnegie Mellon University.
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Gallery Hours: Tue.–Sun. 11:30 am–5 pm; Closed Monday