Radiologic
Images
January
15 - March 6
In
conjunction with The Medical
Film Symposium, Art @ International House features
an exhibit of medical photography by InLiquid Art + Design
Executive Director Rachel Zimmerman and John Boyko.
These
two heads are of infants, without any pathology. Enlarged
to 50” x 50” the skulls become something quite different.
Not only are they out of scale and larger than life, they
are profoundly beautiful.
X-Rays
are a dying technology in neuroradiology; once so common and
now out of date. These images are also a combination of the
old and new - skulls of infants who are now adults printed
on an older medium (canvas) using a newer printing method
(archival ink jet print). –
John
Boyko and Rachel Zimmerman
InLiquid
Video Installation
Homeland curated
by Colette Copeland
January
15 - March 6
The
term “Homeland” has historically been defined as a specific
physical place –one’s native land or a region/territory that
is closely identified with a particular people or ethnic group,
connoting nostalgia, yearning and alignment with personal
identity. Since the development of the US Homeland Security
Act, this definition is called into question. In thinking
about this issue, I was interested in how video artists question/challenge/explore/redefine
the notion of homeland in an age of in/security. – Colette
Copeland
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