Possible Subject Positions Exhibition

Possible Subject Positions Exhibition November 17, 2017-February 3, 2018* Reception: Friday, November 17, 5:30-7:30 pm Gallery Talk: Saturday, November 18, 10 am Maud Bryt ’83, Merill Comeau, Anna Schuleit Haber, Adriane Herman, Elena Kovylina, Tracie Morris, and Alison Saar Special Guest on November 17: Masary Studios and their Sound Sculpture Artists in this exhibition explore who, and when, is a subject, and how subjects are articulated in gesture, shape, texture, and language. The plaster sculptures of Maud Bryt ’83 evoke physical and emotional states of being. The work of interdisciplinary poet and sound artist Tracie Morris examines race, gender, and embodiment. Merill Comeau’s fiber art delves into personal memory and family history. Anna Schuleit Haber’s painting installation pushes the boundaries of recognition. Adriane Herman’s list-based work captures the self through everyday language. Elena Kovylina’s video, filmed in Palace Square, St. Petersburg, is a proposition for staging political resistance. Alison Saar’s prints offer meditations on identity, cultural history, and race. Possible Subject Positions may also host periodic interventions that address how we occupy space and take a stand, and how our positions may change in the act of encounter. Gallery Hours: Tues. – Fri. 9-5, Sat. 10-4 *Note: we will be closed Nov. 21 to 24 and Dec. 17 to Jan. 3.