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Back In Situ, or Turns @ Centotto





A simposio exhibition at Centotto


Works seen and discussed before, by and large,
in chanced, displaced ways.

Ex situ then, back in situ now, 
with new terms and turns to convey.


Back In Situ, or Turns is a group exhibition paying tribute to the many artists who presented works at Studio Visits (Ex Situ) sessions in 2014, the year in which these gatherings were introduced into Centotto's regular programming.

The show features works by most of those artists, including Ben Pritchard,Wendy Klemperer, Brenda Zlamany, Barbara Friedman, Kate Teale, Cathy Quinlan, Thomas Micchelli, Joana Ricou, Jeffrey Bishop, David McDonough, Anne Russinof, Bob Seng, Ursula Sommer, Nicola Ginzel,Robert Franca, Mila Dau, Richard Sigmund, Jeff Frederick, Katherine Jackson, Tender & Endangered Cow/Horse of Dimness, Kurt Steger, Rafael Fuchs, Nick Greenwald, John Murray, Seth Mulvey, Sophia Chizuco, Elizabeth Johnson, Alexis Neider, Jonathan Quinn, Kerry Law, Eileen Weitzman, Marcy Rosenblat, Jim Donahue, Karen Marston, Veronika Golova, Kay Sirikul Pattachote and Rosie Lopeman.

A PDF of the artists' simposio writings will be available upon request sometime after the opening, yet prior to our simposio discussion.

Opening reception: 5 December 2014, 7-10pm.
Simposio discussion: "New Terms & Turns," date & time TBD.
Closing reception: TBD.

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