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BEN MALTZ GALLERY at Otis College of Art + Design, Los Angeles
PRESS RELEASE
Media contact:
Kathy MacPherson, galleryinfo@otis.edu, 310.665.6909
images available
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
May, 2004
The Ben Maltz Gallery and The Bolsky Gallery at Otis College of Art + Design, Los Angeles
Ben Maltz Gallery:
3 Solo Projects: Jane Mulfinger, Ross Rudel, Elizabeth Turk
June 26 – August 14, 2004
Gallery tour with the artists on Saturday, June 26, 4pm, followed by a reception from 5-7pm
Bolsky Gallery:
chicken: a video installation by Eve Luckring
June 26 – August 14, 2004
Reception for the artist on Saturday, June 26, 5 – 7pm
3 Solo Projects: Jane Mulfinger, Ross Rudel, Elizabeth Turk
The Drunkard Forwarned and the Swearer Caution’d is a powerful and playful installation created by Jane Mulfinger originally for The Mayor Gallery in London in 1998. The title of the work is a quotation from an 18th century letter from a prominent village member to another regarding the plight of a man, who according to their documentation, followed a path of vice to ruination. As visitors walk on a large silvery cloud made of inflated vinyl balloon material causing them to mimithe man’s tumultuous path, cumulous clouds pass overhead on a monitor and the ancient Virtues and Vices embossed on silver panels hang and spin from the cMulfinger received her MFA in sculpture from the Royal College of Art in London and her BA in Studio Art from Stanford University in California. She lives and works in Santa Barbara, California.
Ross Rudel is exhibiting a series of sculptures rising from or submerging into the edges and boundaries of the gallery. He calls into question the physical aspects of nature and creates an alternative logic—a logic more suited to dreams. He shifts the perception of solid matter from fixed to fluid in a subtle and elegant way. The work physically interrupts the architecture as well as our understanding of materials and time. Rudel received his MFA from the
Object Description
| Exhibition |
3 Solo Projects: Jane Mulfinger, Ross Rudel, Elizabeth Turk chicken: a video installation |
| Artist(s) |
Luckring, Eve Mulfinger, Jane Rudel, Ross Turk, Elizabeth |
| Title | Press release for "3 Solo Projects: Jane Mulfinger, Ross Rudel, Elizabeth Turk" and "chicken: a video installation" |
| Year | 2004 |
| Decade(s) | 2000s |
| Description | For immediate release: May 2004. |
| Gallery |
Ben Maltz Gallery Bolsky Gallery |
| ImageID | 3SoloChickPR |
| Collection | Ben Maltz Gallery Exhibition Archive |
Description
| Title | Page 1 |
| Full Text of PDF | BEN MALTZ GALLERY at Otis College of Art + Design, Los Angeles PRESS RELEASE Media contact: Kathy MacPherson, galleryinfo@otis.edu, 310.665.6909 images available FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE May, 2004 The Ben Maltz Gallery and The Bolsky Gallery at Otis College of Art + Design, Los Angeles Ben Maltz Gallery: 3 Solo Projects: Jane Mulfinger, Ross Rudel, Elizabeth Turk June 26 – August 14, 2004 Gallery tour with the artists on Saturday, June 26, 4pm, followed by a reception from 5-7pm Bolsky Gallery: chicken: a video installation by Eve Luckring June 26 – August 14, 2004 Reception for the artist on Saturday, June 26, 5 – 7pm 3 Solo Projects: Jane Mulfinger, Ross Rudel, Elizabeth Turk The Drunkard Forwarned and the Swearer Caution’d is a powerful and playful installation created by Jane Mulfinger originally for The Mayor Gallery in London in 1998. The title of the work is a quotation from an 18th century letter from a prominent village member to another regarding the plight of a man, who according to their documentation, followed a path of vice to ruination. As visitors walk on a large silvery cloud made of inflated vinyl balloon material causing them to mimithe man’s tumultuous path, cumulous clouds pass overhead on a monitor and the ancient Virtues and Vices embossed on silver panels hang and spin from the cMulfinger received her MFA in sculpture from the Royal College of Art in London and her BA in Studio Art from Stanford University in California. She lives and works in Santa Barbara, California. Ross Rudel is exhibiting a series of sculptures rising from or submerging into the edges and boundaries of the gallery. He calls into question the physical aspects of nature and creates an alternative logic—a logic more suited to dreams. He shifts the perception of solid matter from fixed to fluid in a subtle and elegant way. The work physically interrupts the architecture as well as our understanding of materials and time. Rudel received his MFA from the |
