Triptych Unloose
May 20–July 30, 2017
Chicago Cultural Center, Michigan Avenue Galleries, 1st Floor South
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This exhibition aims to expose the nature of the artistic process, the ecology of cultural production and to provide a glimpse into the labor of exhibition making. Curators Cecilia L. Vargas, and JGV/WAR (J. Gibran Villalobos and Wil Ruggiero) work with artists Rashayla Marie Brown, Paola Cabal and Jacob Yeung in a process based display of their work. The exhibition and programming is part of the 2017 Studio Artist and Curatorial Residency. Funded in part by the Joyce Foundation.
Public Programs
Science Fair
Saturday, June 10, 2–3pm Discussion with artists from the exhibition Triptych Unloose. Paola Cabal, Jacob Yeung, and Rashayla Marie Brown RMB. |
Doing the Most: Rashayla Marie Brown
Friday, June 16, 5–6pm; Friday, July 14, 5–6pm Rashayla Marie Brown (RMB) performs Doing the Most. Drawing from her personal narratives and her return to a drawing practice, RMB performs sketches of her performative work. |
Lab ReportsSaturdays, June 24, 2–3pm In this report from the inside of the galleries, the exhibition curators will discuss the unnatural processes of the scientific methods and the collusion with artistic and creative practices. |
Optics: Paola Cabal
Wednesday, July 5, 5–6pm The artist Paola Cabal will present her work in the exhibition Triptych Unloose and report back on the culminating work from her DCASE residency. |
Documentation: Chinatown + Jacob Yeung
Saturday, July 15, 2–3pm Jacob will be in conversation with women from Chinatown, the subjects of his most recent bodies of work on view in the exhibition Triptych Unloose. |
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