| Dialog Denver at Robischon |
| Written by Ken Hamel | |
| Monday, 11 August 2008 | |
Dialog: DenverRobischon GalleryAugust 16 - September 20, 2008Opening Reception for the artists: August 21, 6-8 pm Political placards, part of Dialog: Denver at Robischon - Photo by Ken Hamel/DenverArts.org Another DNC-themed show, Robischon is highlighting art with a political theme as part of their "Dialog: Denver." The front gallery features national names including Ann Hamilton and Krzysztof Wodiczko, while the back room has a distinctly Colorado focus provided by a variety of local artists including Lauri Lynx Murphy, Terry Maker, Chuck Forsman, Jerry Kunkel and Jill Hadley Hooper. The local crew provides a personal take on lawn ornament political placards with original pieces on a wide range of political themes, with a common thread being pain tinged with humor. The original works are being produced as actual lawn placards that will be traveling to Minneapolis for an exhibition titled "UnConvention" to be displayed during the Republican National Convention taking place there in early September. - KLH Click here for some pictures from the exhibit Robischon Gallery 1740 Wazee Street Denver, CO 80202 303.298.7788 Tue-Sat: 11:00-6:00 http://www.robischongallery.com
 photos by Ken Hamel/DenverArts.org (from the press release) Robischon Gallery presents a politically-themed exhibition addressing issues of both American and global import held in conjunction with the Dialog: City project happening during the Democratic National Convention in Denver, Colorado. The exhibition features notable international and national artists including Ann Hamilton, Krzysztof Wodiczko, Lynn Hershman, R. Luke Dubois, Daniel Peltz, Charlie Cannon and the Rhode Island School of Design Innovation Studio, Paul Miller (a.k.a. DJ Spooky), Spurse, Chuck Forsman, Gary Emrich, Lauri Lynnx Murphy, Jack Balas, Floyd Tunson, Albert Chong, Zach Burk, Jill Hadley Hooper, Terry Maker, Kevin O’Connell, Sarah McKenzie, Rebecca Vaughan, Carlos Fresquez, Bruce Price, Francoise Duresse, Wes Hempel and Jerry Kunkel. |
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