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Artist: Joshua G. Stein of Radical Craft
These casts, repurposed molds used in the production of a ceramic data mountain, embody plaster’s dual role as a tool for copying and as a sculptural material in its own right. The bronze finish follows in the tradition of 18th-century cast galleries where reproductions of earlier masterpieces were displayed as independent sculptures. Here, the patina accentuates both the intricate topography of a digital landscape and the traces of its making.
Curated by: Joseph Altshuler
Installation Team: Joseph Altshuler, Afnan Alamoudi, and Aimee Martinez
Photographs: Joshua G. Stein
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Two colored pencil drawings by William J. O'Brien
Two large-scale colored pencil drawings from Professor William J. O’Brien’s exhibition, Freak Flags.