Full Moon, Walking / Opens March 6
Sweet Flypaper Gallery, Hunter College Department of Art and Art History is proud to present “Full Moon, Walking” a survey exhibition of Lauren Orchowski’s artwork spanning over twenty years, curated by Virginia Inés Vergara. Orchowski’s large format photo-based processes use lived experiences to conjure up otherworldly landscapes. Images of Cold War era rocket ship playgrounds, constructed throughout the United States, and photographed through cross country road trips, are displayed next to mural size nightscapes, mixing alternative photographic methods, painting, and sculpture to leave the viewer immersed in her sublime creations.
Sweet Flypaper Gallery, Hunter College Department of Art and Art History is proud to present “Full Moon, Walking” a survey exhibition of Lauren Orchowski’s artwork spanning over twenty years, curated by Virginia Inés Vergara. Orchowski’s large format photo-based processes use lived experiences to conjure up otherworldly landscapes. Images of Cold War era rocket ship playgrounds, constructed throughout the United States, and photographed through cross country road trips, are displayed next to mural size nightscapes, mixing alternative photographic methods, painting, and sculpture to leave the viewer immersed in her sublime creations.
ROCKET SCIENCE ON DISPLAY AT ZABAR ART LIBRARY, HUNTER COLLEGE
"We currently have items on display at the Zabar Art Library (1608 Hunter North) connected to the recently opened "Full Moon, Walking" exhibition by artist Lauren Orchowski. "Full Moon, Walking" can be viewed at the Sweet Flypaper Gallery on the 11th Floor of Hunter North through April 10, 2025
On display at Zabar are models built by the artist, as well as a copy of her book and zines."
"We currently have items on display at the Zabar Art Library (1608 Hunter North) connected to the recently opened "Full Moon, Walking" exhibition by artist Lauren Orchowski. "Full Moon, Walking" can be viewed at the Sweet Flypaper Gallery on the 11th Floor of Hunter North through April 10, 2025
On display at Zabar are models built by the artist, as well as a copy of her book and zines."
THRILLED TO BE NAMED A 2023 NEW YORK CITY BASED WORKSPACE RESIDENT AT PENUMBRA FOUNDATION
The emphasis on concept-driven, experimental photographic practices empowers resident artists to challenge traditional photographic norms, encouraging an innovative approach to the materiality of the photographic medium and its connection to the conceptual ideas it can convey.
Thank you to the 2023 jury - Darla Migan (Art Critic and Philosopher, New York), Clément Chéroux (Director of the Henri Cartier-Bresson Foundation, Paris) and Kim Beil (Art Historian and Writer, San Francisco).
The Penumbra Workspace Program facilitates emerging artists with invaluable time, resources and workspace in the global art hub that is New York City.
Thank you to the 2023 jury - Darla Migan (Art Critic and Philosopher, New York), Clément Chéroux (Director of the Henri Cartier-Bresson Foundation, Paris) and Kim Beil (Art Historian and Writer, San Francisco).
