Assemblage + Collage + Construction: A Collective View of Art from Multiple Santa Cruz County Venues
Relating to assemblage, collage and/or construction.
Exhibited from January 31 2009 – April 12 2009
The Museum of Art & History and thirteen other Santa Cruz County venues will have congruent exhibitions on display January – April 2009 related to assemblage, collage and/or construction. Each venue will offer free viewing for all residents and visitors during the entire exhibition. For a full listing of venues and exhibitions please visit accsantacruz.org
As the leading institution of this county-wide collaboration, The Museum of Art & History @ the McPherson Center provides a forum which supports and encourages the development, exchange, and presentation of creative ideas that are manifested in assemblage, collage and construction.
“Our goal is to create a superb cultural narrative that explores a new discourse of the creative process through this collaborative effort” -Susan Hillhouse, Curator of Exhibitions and Collections.
The Museum will present works of artists from the United States and California, with the majority from the San Francisco Bay Area and Monterey Bay Area. The goal of Assemblage + Collage + Construction is to heighten the awareness of the rich tradition of these art forms through a full spectrum exhibition of extraordinary scope and quality. For a complete list of artists participating in the Museum exhibition click here.
For more information about the collaboration, exhibitions, programs and events please visit www.accsantacruz.org
Participating Organizations
- The Museum of Art & History @ the McPherson Center
- Cabrillo College Gallery
- Chocolate Restaurant
- Santa Cruz Institute of Contemporary Art at the Dead Cow Gallery
- Felix Kulpa Gallery & Sculpture Garden
- Louden Nelson Center
- Michaelangelo Gallery
- Santa Cruz Institute of Contemporary Art at the Mill Gallery
- Pajaro Valley Arts Center
- Santa Cruz Art League
- Santa Cruz County Bank Arts Collaborative
- Santa Cruz Mountains Art Center
- UCSC Mary Porter Sesnon Art Gallery
- Vinocruz