From a press release:
The Luminous Surface group show on exhibit at The Mission For Temporal Art
THE MISSION FOR TEMPORAL ART presents:
THE LUMINOUS SURFACE – group exhibition of media, cinematic, audio-visual art
Curated by DAVID LINTON
JUNE 18th – JULY 27th
Gallery hours Wed – Sun, 2pm – 7pm (& by appointment)Opening reception – Fri June 20th 6pm – 9pm
Special Summer Solstice weekend events June 21 & 22 (TBA)
Closing reception – Sat July 26th 6pm – 9pmThe Mission For Temporal Art at The French Broad Institute
68 North Main Street, Marshall NC 28753The Mission for Temporal Art (MTA) is pleased to announce our first group show of over 20 single channel video and audio visual works by a broad range of artists working in sound and projection and/or monitor based media who have been asked to consider the subject and object of Luminosity…
Featuring works by:
Adam Kendall (NYC), Andrea Haenggi (NYC), Bob Bellerue (NYC), Brian Chase & Ursula Scherrer (NYC), David First (NYC), David Linton (Marshall NC), Eric Barry Drasin (NYC), ESP TV – Victoria Keddie & Scott Kiernan (NYC), Greg Kowalski (MASS), Jeff Donaldson (NYC), Katherine Liberovskaya (NYC), & Al Margolis (Mass), LoVid (NYC), Marie-Hélène Parant (Montreal), Max Clarke (NYC), Naval Cassidy (NYC), Sara Baird (Asheville NC), Sara C. Sun (NYC), Tara and David Gladden (Maryland), Tashi Dorji, Carley Dergins & Jason Scott Furr (Asheville NC),Thomas Dexter (NYC), Walter Wright (Lowell Mass), XAMBUCA (Asheville NC)Please continue …
For announcements about Summer Solstice & other special “Luminous Surface” events, please visit: http://themissionfortemporalart.blogspot.com/
For information & appointments,
Please E-mail themissionfortemporalart@yahoo.com – or call (917) 650 7321Please continue reading for more information …
About the show: CURATOR’S STATEMENT
About the Curator: DAVID LINTON
About the Organization: THE MISSION FOR TEMPORAL ARTAbout the show: CURATOR’S STATEMENT
“Artists of diverse persuasions have been drawn to the temporal video image since it’s naissance. All who are drawn to it must sooner or later engage the inherent ephemeral light bearing nature of the Medium itself… in varying degrees perhaps: for some as tool in the process of representation… for others in the exploration of it’s own generative ontology… It is perhaps in the intersection of these apparently divergent approaches where the most intriguing frissons may yet be emerging… we hope… Since these days the distance – in our understanding – between Light and I
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