Curated by Core Program Critical Studies Resident Kurt Mueller, Reduced Visibility explores the intersection of abstraction and political subject matter in recent contemporary art. The exhibition features photography, sculpture, video, and drawing by five artists based in the United States: Rico Gatson (American, born 1966, lives and works in Brooklyn, New York), Helen Mirra (American, born 1970, lives and works in Cambridge, MA), Mark Lombardi (American, born 1951, died 2000), Lisa Oppenheim (American, born 1975, lives and works in New York, New York), and Trevor Paglen (American, born 1974, lives and works in Oakland, California).
Curated by Core Program Critical Studies Resident Kurt Mueller, Reduced Visibility explores the intersection of abstraction and political subject matter in recent contemporary art. The exhibition features photography, sculpture, video, and drawing by five artists based in the United States: Rico Gatson (American, born 1966, lives and works in Brooklyn, New York), Helen Mirra (American, born 1970, lives and works in Cambridge, MA), Mark Lombardi (American, born 1951, died 2000), Lisa Oppenheim (American, born 1975, lives and works in New York, New York), and Trevor Paglen (American, born 1974, lives and works in Oakland, California).
Curated by Core Program Critical Studies Resident Kurt Mueller, Reduced Visibility explores the intersection of abstraction and political subject matter in recent contemporary art. The exhibition features photography, sculpture, video, and drawing by five artists based in the United States: Rico Gatson (American, born 1966, lives and works in Brooklyn, New York), Helen Mirra (American, born 1970, lives and works in Cambridge, MA), Mark Lombardi (American, born 1951, died 2000), Lisa Oppenheim (American, born 1975, lives and works in New York, New York), and Trevor Paglen (American, born 1974, lives and works in Oakland, California).