Opening Public Reception Friday, January 24, 2020
20/20, curated by Kasper Lorene Woldtvedt, Project Manager for Barrett Barrera Projects, will open with a public reception on Friday, January 24 from 6ā8pm at the Hunt Gallery at Webster University. The exhibition focuses on the infinitive āto seeā as a constructed noun rather than a verbā¦a vision as an art subject as well as an object.
The works contained within the 20/20 exhibition consider the convergences of the activity and psychology of looking at art as well as the art of seeing. The exhibition includes a diverse body of work that includes film, objects, and works by more than 20 artists.
Artists include Miami-based sculptor and set designer Brookhart Jonquil, South Korean designer Aggie Nam/Godsomware, and Los Angeles-based new media artist Rollin Leonard.
Brookhart Jonquil will present a lecture about his work on Friday, Jan 24 from Noon ā 1 PM in Sverdrup 123 on Websterās campus.
The exhibition is presented by the Department of Art, Design, and Art History (DADAH) at Webster University and is made possible through the generosity of the Missouri Arts Council with support from the Leigh Gerdine College of Fine Arts. The exhibition runs through, Feb. 28, 2020
CECILLE R. HUNT GALLERY
Webster University ā Visual Arts Studio
8342 Big Bend Boulevard
St. Louis, Missouri, 63119
Hours: 10amā5pm Tuesday ā Saturday
Hunt Gallery events are free and open to the Public
Information: 314-246-7171
The Cecille R. Hunt Gallery is an integral part of the educational mission of the Department of Art, Design, and Art History at Webster University as well as an important and visible aspect of its community outreach. The Hunt Gallery is a non-commercial, alternative venue for providing high-quality, professionally curated exhibitions of contemporary art for the academic community, and the broader St. Louis area public. Hunt Gallery presents exhibitions of individual artists and/or groups of artists of regional, national and international renown whose works demonstrate significant aesthetic achievement or historic importance.