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SUMMARY:<i>Alyson Shotz: Un/Folding</i> – Director’s Preview, Conversation + Public Reception
DESCRIPTION:Director’s Preview • 4:30-5:30PM, by invitation at Contributor level and above.\nConversation with Alyson Shotz and Emily Stamey • 5:30PM, free and open to the public.\nPublic Reception • 6-7:30PM, free and open to the public.\nTreading a line between order and chaos, planned uniformity and unplanned disarray, Alyson Shotz employs natural phenomena—such as mass, force, gravity, and light—to create her artworks. Purposely working across disciplines, she gives her sculptures many forms, each particular to a specific concept of study. Like a scientist, Shotz poses questions and establishes parameters within which she experiments. However, her artworks do not mimic scientific principles, but instead metaphorically represent their abstract notions of space. Readings in physics and mathematics inspire her research, as do the study of feminism and the history of domestic crafts. Shotz constantly embraces new technologies while also honoring traditional techniques, often mixing digital modeling and design with meticulous hand work as she painstakingly builds pieces by combining thousands of tiny parts into larger structures.\nThe Weatherspoon is excited to present Un/Folding ( https://weatherspoonart.org/exhibitions_list/alyson-shotz-un-folding/ ), an installation of Shotz’s recent work exploring the act of folding as a natural phenomenon, a method of inquiry, and a structural technique. Featuring artworks made from paper, clay, copper, bronze, aluminum, steel, and thread, this show surveys the past five years of the artist’s studio practice.\nAlyson Shotz: Un/Folding is organized by the Hunter Museum of American Art in Chattanooga, Tennessee, and curated by Chief Curator Nandini Makrandi. Its presentation at the Weatherspoon is organized by Curator of Exhibitions Dr. Emily Stamey.\nImage: Alyson Shotz, Laws of Motion #9, 2015, cast bronze, unique variant in a series of 10, 15 1/2 x 17 1/2 x 16 in. Private Collection, New York.\n
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