"IMAGING THE SPIRIT and ANIMA UNBRA"
2001-09-28 until 2001-12-29
Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art
Boulder, CO, USA United States of America

Four artists of national and international stature will present paintings and photographs at the Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art in a building-wide dialogue about spirit and the collective unconscious. Imaging the Spirit, photographs by Albert Chong, Juan Carlos Alom and Cirenaica Moreira, and Anima Umbra, paintings by Kelli Scott Kelley, will open with a 6 ˆ 8 p.m. public reception on Friday, Sept. 28. The artists will attend.

Boulder resident Albert Chong‚s work will include still-life tableaus and portraits that seek to illuminate life passages. Chong has exhibited at the Brooklyn Museum of Art, New York; Robert Menschel Photography Gallery of Syracuse University; and the Kiang Gallery, Atlanta. He is currently featured in the Venice Biennale. His work is in held in numerous public collections including the High Museum of Art, Atlanta, and Yale University Art Gallery, New Haven, as well as in private collections.

Alom and Moreira, who are husband and wife, are Cuban photographers whose work explores dreamlike metaphors. Alom investigates highly charged fleeting apparitions in the form of birds, silhouettes and figures, whereas Moreira‚s feminist-inspired settings illuminate social contradictions in which the body is set against technology and architecture.

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