NETWORKING OPPORTUNITY!!!
The VCU
department of Sculpture + Extended Media is proud to present a lecture
by:
department of Sculpture + Extended Media is proud to present a lecture
by:
Beth Campbell
lecture: Wednesday, October 6 at 4:00 pm
VCU Student Commons Theater
907 Floyd Ave.
Beth Campbell is a
New York artist originally from Illinois. Campbell explores the psychological
and phenomenological perception of one encounter with the world through
sculpture, installation, drawing, and video. She has recently completed solo
projects with the Whitney Museum of American Art (2007), Manifesta 7 (2008), and
the Public Art Fund (2007). Other museum exhibitions include the Brooklyn Museum
of Art, Carnegie Museum of Art, PS1 Contemporary Art Center, the Warhol Museum,
OK Center for Contemporary Art, Austria, the Tang Museum along with group
exhibitions at Andrea Rosen Gallery, White Columns and the Drawing Room,
London. Recent solo exhibitions include Country Club Los Angeles at the Buck
House (2009); James Harris Gallery, Seattle (2009); and Nicole Klagsbrun
Gallery, New York (2008). Her work is included in collections of the Whitney
Museum of American Art and the Museum of Modern Art, New
York.
New York artist originally from Illinois. Campbell explores the psychological
and phenomenological perception of one encounter with the world through
sculpture, installation, drawing, and video. She has recently completed solo
projects with the Whitney Museum of American Art (2007), Manifesta 7 (2008), and
the Public Art Fund (2007). Other museum exhibitions include the Brooklyn Museum
of Art, Carnegie Museum of Art, PS1 Contemporary Art Center, the Warhol Museum,
OK Center for Contemporary Art, Austria, the Tang Museum along with group
exhibitions at Andrea Rosen Gallery, White Columns and the Drawing Room,
London. Recent solo exhibitions include Country Club Los Angeles at the Buck
House (2009); James Harris Gallery, Seattle (2009); and Nicole Klagsbrun
Gallery, New York (2008). Her work is included in collections of the Whitney
Museum of American Art and the Museum of Modern Art, New
York.
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