Girls’ Club’s second annual exhibition, Under the Influence, explores the phenomenon of cross-pollination that occurs at every level of arts production today. The work on view is selected from the Girls’ Club collection of works by contemporary women artists and from other artists and other art collections. The presentation of this exhibition is a collaborative endeavor, co-presented by the Art & Culture Center in Hollywood, Florida. Both organizations are dedicated to enriching the arts community in Broward County, South Florida with cutting edge shows.
Under the Influence demonstrates the multi-faceted roles artists play in the contemporary art scene. Artists as curators exert a powerful influence on posterity, re-shaping the context in which artwork is seen and understood. The three curators/artists organizing the exhibition play multiple roles in the arts community, and their individual aesthetic and conceptual leanings will be felt. Under the Influence is assembled by a curatorial team of three artists – collector and Girls’ Club founder Francie Bishop Good, Girls’ Club Director and arts writer Michelle Weinberg, and Curator of Exhibitions at Art & Culture Center of Hollywood and art consultant Jane Hart.
Artist include: Alison Elizabeth Taylor, Cristina Lei Rodriguez, Elizabeth Murray, Gregory Crewdson, Ann Hamilton, Nikki S. Lee, Nancy Spero, Joanne Greenbaum, Jen Stark, Louise Lawler, Suzanne McClelland, Pae White, Quisqueya Henriquez, Kevin Arrow and more.
image: Elisabeth Condon, Realms of the Dynasty
Related Links + Media:
- Read Michael Mill’s review from Broward/Palm Beach New Times
- Read Julie Kay’s article from Closer Magazine
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Thursday, May 30, 2013
