The Body in Parts
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Artists All Artists and Their Websites Brazen Edwards Preston M. Smith Lisa Ng Heather Lowe Pamela Mower-Conner Chalda Maloff Paula Craioveanu Mike Collins Mimi Herrera-Pease Airom S. P. Harper Sarah Stone RD & Kathryn Wakeman Katharine Weber Tanya Solonyka Vian Borchert Richard S. Chow
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An exhibit of components of the human figure.
Opening Reception Saturday, September 7th, 5 p.m. - 9 p.m.
Where: Gestalt Projects at bG Gallery's new location at Bergamot Station, 2525 Michigan Ave, Space #A2 , Santa Monica CA 90404
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Gestalt Projects invites you to “The Body in Parts”, a group exhibition examining the beautiful vagaries and miraculous unity that can result from our shared physical structure. Based on the Buddhist view of the individual as a bundle of smaller parts forming a larger non-person centered self, artists from around the United States will present art in a variety of mediums using their unique creations of various body parts to form various assemblages of togetherness. Working with representations of our inherently physical limitations, this show hopes to transport the viewer to the metaphysical possibilities of human experience.
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