
MANDY GREER : Dare alla Luce : Portland OREGON |PREVIEW VIDEO|
10 months ago
January 22 – May 31, 2009
/description from museum website/
Translated from Italian, “dare alla luce” is an idiomatic expression for giving birth: “to give to the light.” Drawing upon late Renaissance artist Jacopo Tintoretto’s painting The Origin of the Milky Way for inspiration, Greer recounts her own version of the Roman myth in which the milk of Juno’s breast rose to the sky to create the galaxy. Through countless small gestures of her craft, Greer employs humble handicraft processes and materials, executing her work through crochet, braiding, sewing and beading processes that use yarn, beads, shells, feathers and more. Merging the mythical and the mundane, Greer collapses the language and materials of the ordinary with the spectacular and the epic. The resulting work intertwines objects and space, resulting in an exuberant, sensual and visceral installation.
Organized and commissioned by Bellevue Arts Museum and curated by Stefano Catalani, Mandy Greer: Dare alla Luce is accompanied by an exhibition catalogue produced by Bellevue Arts Museum. The catalog will be available for purchase in The Gallery January 2009.
Museum of Contemporary Craft
724 Northwest Davis Street
tel 503.223.2654
Hours | Tuesday–Sunday 11 AM to 6 PM, Thursday 11 AM to 8 PM
more info: museumofcontemporarycraft.org/exhibitions/index.php?f=2009_01_greer
Artist Website: mandygreer.com/
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Side bar photos by Kamala Dolphin-Kingsley
set: flickr.com/photos/8721103@N02/sets/72157612763093692/
The video is a documentation of the installation of the Dare alla Luce show at Museum of Contemporary Craft taken from January 15th to the 20th.
/description from museum website/
Translated from Italian, “dare alla luce” is an idiomatic expression for giving birth: “to give to the light.” Drawing upon late Renaissance artist Jacopo Tintoretto’s painting The Origin of the Milky Way for inspiration, Greer recounts her own version of the Roman myth in which the milk of Juno’s breast rose to the sky to create the galaxy. Through countless small gestures of her craft, Greer employs humble handicraft processes and materials, executing her work through crochet, braiding, sewing and beading processes that use yarn, beads, shells, feathers and more. Merging the mythical and the mundane, Greer collapses the language and materials of the ordinary with the spectacular and the epic. The resulting work intertwines objects and space, resulting in an exuberant, sensual and visceral installation.
Organized and commissioned by Bellevue Arts Museum and curated by Stefano Catalani, Mandy Greer: Dare alla Luce is accompanied by an exhibition catalogue produced by Bellevue Arts Museum. The catalog will be available for purchase in The Gallery January 2009.
Museum of Contemporary Craft
724 Northwest Davis Street
tel 503.223.2654
Hours | Tuesday–Sunday 11 AM to 6 PM, Thursday 11 AM to 8 PM
more info: museumofcontemporarycraft.org/exhibitions/index.php?f=2009_01_greer
Artist Website: mandygreer.com/
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Side bar photos by Kamala Dolphin-Kingsley
set: flickr.com/photos/8721103@N02/sets/72157612763093692/
The video is a documentation of the installation of the Dare alla Luce show at Museum of Contemporary Craft taken from January 15th to the 20th.
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i love those huge knitting/ crochet things, don't even have the right words to describe them accuratly.
is this the same woman who made the costumes for the silvering path? such a unique and creative style.
i lost my breath at 2:39 and 3:47. So beautiful.
what cam are you shooting this on?
Thanks for letting me know
really great to see this!
The camera is definitely bringing much clarity to the images that I'm shooting. The artists I've been documenting deserve the extra pixel power. I still have the standard-def DVX100a and plan to rent it out to whomever needs a solid 24p camera. I'll also be using it together with the new cam.
Is it a P2 card like a 16Gb 8? must look great BIG too.
It's like night & day dooode! Beautiful.
Was that Kamala a G7? G9?
Thanks again.
The cards that I am using are 16gb. I own 1 and I borrow more if I need to. Pricey cards. I needed to get a new tripod and head first before buying another card.
Kamala is using a Panasonic LX2.