Operation Tumbleweed from K. Yoland's ongoing Tumbleweed Project, 2018
STONE'S THROW:
ON BORDERS, BOUNDARIES,
AND THE BEYOND
September 18, 2018 - January 11, 2019
Opening Reception & Downtown Lecture Series: Sept 21, 2018 5:30 - 8pm
upstairs: MARY JANICE HENDERSON THORNTON GALLERY, ASSEMBLY ROOM IN MEMORY OF CHARLES W. LAMAR, SR. (Project Space), STAIRWELL & KUGELMAN FAMILY GALLERIES
Opening Reception & Downtown Lecture Series: Sept 21, 2018 5:30 - 8pm
upstairs: MARY JANICE HENDERSON THORNTON GALLERY, ASSEMBLY ROOM IN MEMORY OF CHARLES W. LAMAR, SR. (Project Space), STAIRWELL & KUGELMAN FAMILY GALLERIES
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The University of West Florida’s Pensacola Museum of Art will host the exhibition,
Stone’s Throw: On Borders, Boundaries, and the Beyond, curated by Amy Bowman-McElhone (AVP UWF Historic Trust, PMA Director & Chief Curator), Carrie Fonder (Assistant Professor, UWF Department of Art), and Felicia E. Gail (PMA Curator of Exhibitions): September 17, 2018 - January 11, 2019. The exhibition will be located in the Mary Janice Henderson Thornton, Assembly Room in Memory of Charles W. Lamar, Sr. (Project Space), Stairwell & Kugelman Family Galleries on the second floor. The museum will hold an opening reception and talk for the exhibition on September 21, 2018 from 6 to 8 p.m. This event is sponsored by the UWF College of Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities; UWF Equity & Diversity; Pensacola Museum of Art and is funded, in part, by the John C. Pace Symposium Series. |
Art often emerges from, and contributes to, the movement of people, objects, and ideas across time and space and into the unfamiliar or unknown. These migratory acts generate dynamic and often chaotic arenas for the production of images and objects.
Stone’s Throw is a group exhibition of contemporary art that explores this movement in relation to the multivalent dynamics of borders as physical, geographical, political, corporeal, spiritual, cultural, and meta-physical boundaries. Featuring the work of Carlos Rolón, Candice Breitz, K. Yoland, Jaime Carrejo, Paul Valadez, Joshua Edwards, Skye Gilkerson, Ana Hušman, Yari Ostovany, and Lala Raščić. The exhibition explores border culture, the process of border-making, the transgression of borders and boundaries and how that impacts the formation of identities and the personal, spiritual, national, transnational, and gendered ideas of the self. |
"We are very proud to bring these internationally recognized and extremely talented artists to Pensacola and the University of West Florida. This experiential exhibition thoughtfully explores the agency of borders in both intimate and expansive contexts." - Amy Bowman-McElhone
