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Exhibition Information

Keeping Things Whole
August 26-October 10, 2014

This survey of work by Fawn Krieger, a New-York-based artist, includes interactive media, sculpture, painting, drawing, collage, photography and video.  The pieces all share a common thread of tactility, psychological tenor and experimentation.  Topics examined throughout the exhibition comprise reconstruction in post-war Germany, pre-historic building, architectural modernism in the United States and, in the words of the artist, "the lasting influence of our hands in the construction of our built environments."

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Fawn Krieger, Foot (detail), 2013, fabric, paint, thread, 9 1/4 x 9 1/2 in.  Photograph © Fawn Krieger.

Video Below: Susan Logan Curator's Talk, September 30, 2014

Video Below: Fawn Krieger Artist's Talk, September 16, 2014

Video Below: Scott Moranda,"Digging through the Rubble for a Useable Past: German reconstructions after 1945," September 10, 2014