Impromptu… and how a second can change the outcome!

 

On display and changing from March 28th – April 25th, 2014

Impromptu, at the Asheville Area Arts Council invites the viewer to pause and capture the poetic structure of time and place and to participate. Visual, sound, interactive, and installation works made up the exhibition. The show was up and changing from March 28, April 25 2014.

 

Artists:

+ Sarah Baird –  “Koori” performed on a block of ice transforms and dissolves during the duration of the exhibit

+ Juan Benavides

+ Richard Brewster –  “Quantisise Machine” ever-changing sound piece as affected by the visitors who adjust the circuits

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+ Margaret Curtis – “Loaded”

+ Kevin Hogan

+ Jeff Kinzel

+ Nava Lubelski – “Ruin” guests continued stitching and “Repairing” it for the duration of the exhibit

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+ Kimathi Moore – “Sound Painting”: Everlasting Castle

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+ Alice Sebrell – “Hover One”

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+ Lorraine Walsh –  “Voice Me” a sound visualization from a collection of skate parks across the United States

+ Valeria Watson Doost – 3 piece: “Feeling on Your Booty”, “Dream”, and “Faces”

 

Thank you to all who participated and to the photographers who captured the works and our celebration: Bistra Hristova, Micah Mackenzi, and the Asheville Area Arts Council. Thank you to all who came to the opening and participated adding and interacting with the works.

Martha Skinner, Curator

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