Betty Bastai - Washington, USA
Sarah Bindman - California, USA
Ione Citrin - California, USA
Donelli DiMaria - New Mexico, USA
Mark Erickson - California, USA
Virginia Erdie - Florida, USA
Juan Rodrigo Piedrahita Escobar - Medellín, Colombia
Frank Ettenberg - Vienna, Austria
Cassandra Gordon-Harris - New Mexico, USA
Diane Hill - Texas, USA
Bill Jackson - London, UK
Sun-Young Jin - Brussels, Belgium
Elizabeth King - Reading, UK
Rivka Kos - Wolfenbüttel, Germany
Terry Kruger - Colorado, USA
Harriette Lawler - New Mexico, USA
Pia B. Lehmann - Fribourg, Switzerland
Linsay Locke - New Mexico , USA
Midori McCabe - California, USA
Christian Moeller - Berlin, Germany
Brad Michael Moore - Texas, USA
Neil Nieuwoudt - George, South Africa
Marat Paransky - Michigan, USA
Jasmine Ronel - Tel Aviv, Israel
Billy Rose - California, USA
Cecilia August Sand - Gemla, Sweden
David Trachtenberg - California, USA
Gadi Veneziano - California, USA
Genevieve Williams - New York, USA
Exhibition Curators:
Harriette Lawler
Frank Ettenberg
Corrections Theme
As artists, we often express our feelings and thoughts concerning injustices, abuses of power, good and evil, or just the way we would like the Earth to be. Even if it’s only our own little corner of the world or in our own heart and soul. Making corrections, righting wrongs. This exhibit was dedicated to that theme.
Corrections Exhibit
The exhibit also included visitor participation. Attendees wrote down something that they felt needed correcting. Such as: abuses of any kind, overpopulation, corporate greed, political corruption, or whatever one wishes - global, national, local, or personal. They fed this Wrong into a paper shredder that was set up in the gallery.
A secondary shredder was also set up - to receive petty or selfish concerns – just so people could get these things “off their chest” or just to get rid of the negative emotions that they are causing a person to harbor. At the closing of the show, the shredded Wrongs were then set afire in a last cleansing ritual.
Copyright 2007 Harriette Lawler
This proposal /exhibition theme is the intellectual property of the curator and may not be reproduced, copied, or used in any way without the express written permission of the curator.