All the Time in the World
Featuring works by Gail Wight and Mary Tsiongas
Curated by Arif Khan
On exhibit through August 4
What is our place in the world and the imprint we intend to leave on it? Join artists Tsiongas and Wight as they transform science into contemporary art that provokes a question of place, time and being.
“Have the time of your life,” “losing track of time,” “on the company’s time,” and “ahead of their time,” are all common phrases that note various notions of time and how one perceives it. All The Time in the World documents and explores creative ways of expressing or marking time from the specific to the poetic. Featuring artwork by Gail Wight (Associate Professor Art & Art History, Stanford University) and Mary Tsiongas (Associate Professor Electronic Media, University of New Mexico), the exhibit presents many ways we, in fact, measure and perceive time, and in so doing enriches our understanding of them both. Through video, installation, and mixed media the two artists explore the subjective nature of time and show how an understanding of science can influence the practice of contemporary art.
WAVELENGTHS: the art & science of color and light

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Opening Friday, May 3
Explore the wonders of color and light with this all-new, hands-on exhibit created by the Clay Center! Make our art collection your own as you change a work of art just by adjusting light, spin tops to mix colors, cast a rainbow shadow and much more.
And find more hands-on fun as additional exhibits for Wavelengths opens in the Mylan Exploreatory on May 11, 2013 |
FREE ART LECTURES
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Art, Technology and Education
with Ryan Hill, Director of
Digital Learning Programs at the Hirshorn Museum
Thursday, May 23, 6 pm
Join us for a discussion on the ways digital technology is impacting museum education and interpretation.
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Artist Talk
with Mary Tsiongas, Associate Professor in Electronic Media at the University of New Mexico
Thursday, June 6, 6 pm
Come hear artist Mary Tsiongas discuss her career and the artworks featured in the exhibit.
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