"Drawing By Chance: Installation by Margaret B. Tittemore"
2001-05-16 until 2001-06-02
Mobius
Boston, MA, USA

Inspired by the work of composer John Cage, Margaret B. Tittemore transports his chance operation techniques from audio to visual display. In fact, when Cage created his own watercolors, prints and drawings, he used choice to establish much of the nature of his work and chance assisted him in allowing the intrinsic nature of the materials to reveal a refreshingly new presence. In Tittemore's case, her elements are handwritten text, printing plates, and ink applied by brush on paper.

Margaret B. Tittemore has been a Mobius Artist Group member since 1992. She has participated in two international exchanges between Mobius artists and artists from Macedonia (Liquor Amnii, 1996-97) and Croatia (Taking Liberty, 1999-2000) presenting interactive installation and performance. She has collaborated with artists in the Touchable Stories Group doing installations about the neighborhoods of Allston, Cambridge and Upham's Corner. Issues of female adolescent development have been the source for her collaborations with teens, Baby Express (1999) and Coming of Age (1998), installations sponsored by Environmental Arts, Inc. and the Fuller Museum of Art. Tittemore recently did a performance at Bridgewater State College, as part of her solo exhibit, Crossing Borders. She is the Teen Docent Coordinator at the Fuller Museum of Art and a Visiting Lecturer at Bridgewater State College for Three Dimensional Design and Drawing.

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