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SUMMARY:WGS Intersections | Kirsten Stolle
DESCRIPTION:Join the Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art at the College of Charleston for a panel discussion organized by the Women’s and Gender Studies Program at CofC around themes explored in the “Kirsten Stolle: Only You Can Prevent A Forest” exhibition. \nThis event will take place in person with a virtual participation option at halsey.cofc.edu/live \nThe panel will be comprised of\n– Kris de Welde\, Director and Professor of Women’s and Gender Studies and Professor\, Department of Sociology\n– Emily Rosko\, Associate Professor\, Department of English\n– Jen Wright\, Professor\, Department of Psychology\n– Marian Mazzone\, Professor\, Department of Art and Architectural History\n____________________\nUsing appropriation\, wordplay\, and humor\, Kirsten Stolle co-opts advertising strategies used by agrichemical corporations to resurface and critique company history. For her exhibition\, Only You Can Prevent A Forest\, Stolle has created photo-based collages\, visual poetry interventions\, text-based sound animation\, a neon wall piece\, and her first site-responsive sculptural installation. \nBuilding upon her decade-long research into companies like Bayer/Monsanto and Dow Chemical\, the work will forefront historical ties to chemical warfare and reveal persistent greenwashing. Stolle’s work interrogates the global influence of chemical companies on our food supply and their consistent efforts to downplay effects of their toxic products on our health and environment.
URL:https://whosonthemove.com/event/wgs-intersections-kirsten-stolle/
LOCATION:Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art at the College of Charleston\, 161 Calhoun Street\, Charleston\, SC\, 29401
CATEGORIES:Charleston, SC
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SUMMARY:The Artist in the Archive: The Art-Science Discoveries of Kirsten Stolle
DESCRIPTION:Join the Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art at the College of Charleston for a lecture by the “Only You Can Prevent A Forest” exhibition essayist Hannah Star Rogers centered on the intersection of art and science in the work of Kirsten Stolle. \nHannah Star Rogers is an Art and Science Studies scholar\, curator\, and poet. She received her Ph.D. at Cornell University in Science & Technology Studies\, where her research concerned the intersection of art and science\, particularly critiques of science in contemporary art. She explores the question of how art and science work as categories to circumscribe bodies of knowledge. She is currently a Visiting Scholar in Science\, Technology\, and Innovation Studies (STIS) at the University of Edinburgh and lectures at the University of Virginia’s Engineering and Society department. \nUsing appropriation\, wordplay\, and humor\, Kirsten Stolle co-opts advertising strategies used by agrichemical corporations to resurface and critique company history. For her exhibition\, Stolle has created photo-based collages\, visual poetry interventions\, text-based sound animation\, a neon wall piece\, and her first site-responsive sculptural installation. \nBuilding upon her decade-long research into companies like Bayer/Monsanto and Dow Chemical\, the work will forefront historical ties to chemical warfare and reveal persistent greenwashing. Stolle’s work interrogates the global influence of chemical companies on our food supply and their consistent efforts to downplay effects of their toxic products on our health and environment.
URL:https://whosonthemove.com/event/the-artist-in-the-archive-the-art-science-discoveries-of-kirsten-stolle/
LOCATION:Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art at the College of Charleston\, 161 Calhoun Street\, Charleston\, SC\, 29401
CATEGORIES:Charleston, SC
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SUMMARY:Curator's Coffee Club | Only You Can Prevent A Forest
DESCRIPTION:Join the Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art at the College of Charleston for a casual morning of coffee\, conversation\, and an exhibition tour with the Halsey Institute’s curators and your fellow members in the “Kirsten Stolle: Only You Can Prevent A Forest” exhibition. The Curator’s Coffee Club is sponsored by Counter Culture Coffee in Charleston. \nThis event is open to all levels of Halsey Institute membership.\nNot a member yet? Not a problem! Find out more about the benefits of membership at https://halsey.cofc.edu/sustain/join \nUsing appropriation\, wordplay\, and humor\, Kirsten Stolle co-opts advertising strategies used by agrichemical corporations to resurface and critique company history. For her exhibition\, Only You Can Prevent A Forest\, Stolle has created photo-based collages\, visual poetry interventions\, text-based sound animation\, a neon wall piece\, and her first site-responsive sculptural installation. \nBuilding upon her decade-long research into companies like Bayer/Monsanto and Dow Chemical\, the work will forefront historical ties to chemical warfare and reveal persistent greenwashing. Stolle’s work interrogates the global influence of chemical companies on our food supply and their consistent efforts to downplay effects of their toxic products on our health and environment.
URL:https://whosonthemove.com/event/curators-coffee-club-only-you-can-prevent-a-forest/
LOCATION:Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art at the College of Charleston\, 161 Calhoun Street\, Charleston\, SC\, 29401
CATEGORIES:Charleston, SC
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SUMMARY:Opening Reception | Only You Can Prevent A Forest
DESCRIPTION:Join the Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art at the College of Charleston to celebrate the opening reception of their next exhibition\, “Kirsten Stolle: Only You Can Prevent A Forest” \nUsing appropriation\, wordplay\, and humor\, Kirsten Stolle co-opts advertising strategies used by agrichemical corporations to resurface and critique company history. For her exhibition\, Stolle has created photo-based collages\, visual poetry interventions\, text-based sound animation\, a neon wall piece\, and her first site-responsive sculptural installation. \nBuilding upon her decade-long research into companies like Bayer/Monsanto and Dow Chemical\, the work will forefront historical ties to chemical warfare and reveal persistent greenwashing. Stolle’s work interrogates the global influence of chemical companies on our food supply and their consistent efforts to downplay effects of their toxic products on our health and environment. \nAll College of Charleston students\, faculty\, and staff\, and current Halsey Institute members receive free admission to our opening receptions. Non-members will be asked for a $5 donation. \nFind out more about the benefits of membership at https://halsey.cofc.edu/sustain/join
URL:https://whosonthemove.com/event/opening-reception-only-you-can-prevent-a-forest/
LOCATION:Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art at the College of Charleston\, 161 Calhoun Street\, Charleston\, SC\, 29401
CATEGORIES:Charleston, SC
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SUMMARY:Artist Talk\, Kirsten Stolle | Only You Can Prevent A Forest
DESCRIPTION:Join the Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art at the College of Charleston for an artist talk featuring Kirsten Stolle in conversation with Halsey Institute director Katie Hirsch on the occasion of Stolle’s exhibition\, “Only You Can Prevent A Forest\,” at the Halsey Institute. The conversation will take place in the galleries and is free and open to the public. \nUsing appropriation\, wordplay\, and humor\, Kirsten Stolle co-opts advertising strategies used by agrichemical corporations to resurface and critique company history. For her exhibition\, Only You Can Prevent A Forest\, Stolle has created photo-based collages\, visual poetry interventions\, text-based sound animation\, a neon wall piece\, and her first site-responsive sculptural installation. \nBuilding upon her decade-long research into companies like Bayer/Monsanto and Dow Chemical\, the work will forefront historical ties to chemical warfare and reveal persistent greenwashing. Stolle’s work interrogates the global influence of chemical companies on our food supply and their consistent efforts to downplay effects of their toxic products on our health and environment.
URL:https://whosonthemove.com/event/artist-talk-kirsten-stolle-only-you-can-prevent-a-forest/
LOCATION:Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art at the College of Charleston\, 161 Calhoun Street\, Charleston\, SC\, 29401
CATEGORIES:Charleston, SC
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SUMMARY:Curator-led Tour for Members | Kukuli Velarde and Nancy Friedemann-Sánchez
DESCRIPTION:Join the Halsey Institute staff and your fellow members for a fun and exclusive evening tour! \nHalsey Institute curators will lead you on a tour of our current exhibitions\, Kukuli Velarde: CORPUS and Nancy Friedemann-Sánchez: Pinturas de Casta and the Construction of American Identity. Explore the exhibition\, get insider knowledge\, and meet other Halsey Institute lovers! \nThis event is for all levels of Halsey Institute membership. Not a member yet? No problem! Explore the benefits of membership at https://halsey.cofc.edu/sustain/join\n_____________________ \nThe Halsey Institute debuted Peruvian American artist Kukuli Velarde’s CORPUS project in its entirety for the first time. CORPUS is comprised of ceramic and fabric works that encourage reflection on the meaning of survival in the face of colonialism. Fifteen ceramic sculptures\, each with matching tapestries\, are presented in a symbolic representation of the annual Corpus Christi festival in Cusco\, Perú. \nThe sculptures reference indigenous pre-Columbian forms and iconographies in a visual representation of syncretic aesthetic\, cultural\, and religious traditions. CORPUS engages with and confronts Perú’s Spanish colonial past\, asserting that pre-Columbian sacred entities and the worldview they inhabit were not vanquished by Spanish conquerors\, but instead cleverly blended with their Catholic counterparts\, ensuring their survival. So too\, have the diverse peoples of Perú and greater Latin America formed and reformed political\, religious\, and cultural identity in the shadow of centuries-long oppression. Velarde’s CORPUS asks viewers to consider this resilience via her stunningly detailed and humorously thought-provoking work. \nThe Halsey Institute presents works from Colombian American artist Nancy Friedemann-Sánchez’s Casta Paintings series. Friedemann-Sánchez’s paintings reference casta painting\, a genre popularized in eighteenth-century Spanish Colonial Central and South America that purported to depict a racial and social taxonomy of children born of racially mixed couplings. Friedemann-Sánchez’s contemporary casta paintings take inspiration from this problematic genre to reflect on the legacy of colonialism that lingers in the racial and social discrimination and marginalization present in her home country of Colombia and here in the United States. \nThe paintings feature life-size tracings of female bodies adorned with floral imagery lifted from both the indigenous resin technique of mopa mopa and Spanish colonial iconography. Masks from across Latin America and the Caribbean are included to represent stereotypes born of colonial-era mixed-race classifications that continue to perpetuate today.
URL:https://whosonthemove.com/event/curator-led-tour-for-members-kukuli-velarde-and-nancy-friedemann-sanchez/
LOCATION:Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art at the College of Charleston\, 161 Calhoun Street\, Charleston\, SC\, 29401
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