"Flight Patterns"
2000-11-12 until 2001-02-11
Museum of Contemporary Art, LA
Los Angeles, CA, USA

Flight Patterns explores the tradition and history of landscape representation by Pacific Rim artists whose work addresses topography and myth. Although the exhibition will focus primarily on Los Angeles– and California-based artists, it will also include work by artists from Australia, New Zealand, and other Asian Pacific countries.

Examining different approaches such as formal photographic treatments, conceptual pieces exploring cultural history, and issue-oriented art that address complex environmental concerns, Flight Patterns will present both new works by emerging artists and prominent works by more established artists. The exhibition is organized by MOCA associate curator Connie Butler and is accompanied by a fully illustrated catalogue with texts from Butler, Lee Weng Choy, and Francis Pound.

Flight Patterns and its accompanying publication are sponsored in part by the Fellows of Contemporary Art. Additional support has been provided by Audrey M. Irmas, Creative New Zealand, The MOCA Projects Council, and the New Media Project. Promotional support has been provided by KLON-FM 88.1.

Related Links:

Indepth Arts Resources for the State of California

Other Important Exhibitions in Los Angeles