Left: Shana Kaplow, Collapsible Podium (detail), ink on paper, 2017 Right: Emmett Ramstad, Untitled (detail), bathroom stall components, toilet paper rolls, bottles, elevated platform, 2017
Shana Kaplow and Emmett Ramstad at rosalux gallery
Opening Reception: February 4, 2017, 6-10pm
Exhibit runs through February 26th.
Public Dialogue with guest contributors:
“Art and the Social Body”, Saturday, February 25th, 2-4pm.
Exhibit runs through February 26th.
Public Dialogue with guest contributors:
“Art and the Social Body”, Saturday, February 25th, 2-4pm.
Rosalux Gallery is pleased to announce Shana Kaplow and Emmett Ramstad, a new exhibition to open February 4th, 2017. The exhibition will feature ink drawings and wall installations by Shana Kaplow and sculptural installations by Emmett Ramstad. The exhibition brings together the artists’ shared interest in the socio-political body.
In Shana Kaplow’s new ink drawings and wall installations, images of architectural structures and found language function as stand-ins for the body’s psychological and political presence. Collapsible podiums and poetic phrases found within writings on social justice are the subjects of her new work. Through Kaplow’s articulated and improvisational gestures, structures are disrupted, rendering them volatile, metaphoric, and ripe for reconstruction. www.shanakaplow.com
In Emmett Ramstad’s new sculptural installation, public bathrooms are source material from which to examine larger personal and political issues. By combining bathroom stall components, toilet paper rolls and a viewing platform, his installation articulates the centrality of bathrooms as sites of surveillance, profiling, and potential for resistance. The installation’s multiple sightlines invite viewers to reflect on social forms of surveillance: who watches whom and how? www.emmettramstad.com
In Shana Kaplow’s new ink drawings and wall installations, images of architectural structures and found language function as stand-ins for the body’s psychological and political presence. Collapsible podiums and poetic phrases found within writings on social justice are the subjects of her new work. Through Kaplow’s articulated and improvisational gestures, structures are disrupted, rendering them volatile, metaphoric, and ripe for reconstruction. www.shanakaplow.com
In Emmett Ramstad’s new sculptural installation, public bathrooms are source material from which to examine larger personal and political issues. By combining bathroom stall components, toilet paper rolls and a viewing platform, his installation articulates the centrality of bathrooms as sites of surveillance, profiling, and potential for resistance. The installation’s multiple sightlines invite viewers to reflect on social forms of surveillance: who watches whom and how? www.emmettramstad.com
ROSALUX GALLERY
1400 Van Buren Street NE, #195, Minneapolis, MN 55413
Rosalux is free, open to the public and wheelchair accessible.
Gallery Hours: Saturdays + Sundays: 12 - 4pm (or by appointment)
www.rosaluxgallery.com [email protected]
1400 Van Buren Street NE, #195, Minneapolis, MN 55413
Rosalux is free, open to the public and wheelchair accessible.
Gallery Hours: Saturdays + Sundays: 12 - 4pm (or by appointment)
www.rosaluxgallery.com [email protected]
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