SECCA Curator of Contemporary Art Steven Matijcio is one of three curators nationwide to win the coveted Emily Hall Tremain Exhibition Award.
Pentagram's Luke Hayman on how multimedia Is transforming branding.
A crowd gathers outside of SECCA in anticipation of the grand opening.
Visitors are amazed looking into Tunnel (2008) by Chui-Hyun Ahn on view in the Look Again exhibition.
SECCA hosted a free Community Day on Aug. 14 as a part of the statewide 2nd Saturday program. More than 430 people from the community attended. Activities included music, art and jewelry making.
Glasswear Giorgio Vigna, Gorgoglio (necklace), 2002 Blown glass, copper, silver, 15 3/4 x 6 in.
Photo from collection of the artist.
Look Again: Daniel Arsham, Curtain, 2007 EPS Foam, plaster gauze.
Collection of the artist. Photo courtesy of the artist and Galerie Emmanuel Perrotin, Paris.
Presenting sponsors for SECCA's grand reopening on July 15 and the Summer @ SECCA Education Series through Labor Day.
ExhibitionsLook AgainIn 2010, with over a half-century of history accumulating in the background, SECCA is asking the city, country, and world to take another look at what it was, what it is, and what it aspires to be. Entwining exhibition, organization, and social inquiry, look again compels viewers to more closely examine the seemingly familiar. GlasswearGlass is a common material – sand transformed by heat – that acquires value through a combination of aesthetics and function. Whether fashioned from blown, molded, or flameworked glass, medical vials, old bottles, or torched road signs, the intricate works in this show are tributes to the union of craftsmanship, ornament and ingenuity. |
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