October 20 - December 31, 2020
Duluth Art Institute
506 W Michigan St
Duluth, MN
Tuesday - Sunday, 10am - 3pm
Virtual Artist Talk: November 18, 6pm
(link: https://youtu.be/HTvr5oZhT2I)
Also, livestream events every 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of November and December on Duluth Art Institute’s YouTube channel. Links to the events below:
November 3: https://youtu.be/UvcZW6OzG-A
November 17: https://youtu.be/l5kQWWVzP5w
Due to COVID, the gallery space has been closed as of November 20 for at least one month. The last two livestreams have been changed to a pre-recorded video to be shared soon.
Integument, a solo exhibit of new installation art, is on view for the next few months in the Duluth Art Institute’s George Morrison Gallery. Integument, which is the proper medical term for skin, also means any biological covering, like a husk or shell or hair. It is a protective barrier that suggests inside versus outside and a transitional surface that represents both growth and what gets left behind. The work in this show explores integument from both a material and biological point of view.
For more images of the exhibit visit the exhibitions page here.
Hog casing form up close, from Release; encaustic “larva” form in background from Moult
Detail shots of two different pieces from Moult
Detail shot from Hatch
Disperse (on floor) and almanac (the weaving)