ARTISTS
Modular Mosaic
Underdonk is pleased to present 鈥淢odular Mosaic鈥�, co-organized by Leonora Loeb and Elisa Soliven. This group exhibition consists of twelve artists, including Eleanna Anagnos, Zo毛 Cohen, Rachel Frank, Priscilla Fusco, ann/drew gayle, Sue Havens, Matt Merkel Hess, Steve Keister, Alison Kudlow, Pooneh Maghazehe, Dionis Ortiz, and Eun-Ha Paek. Utilizing a range of materials, including paper pulp, wood, fabric, ceramics, glass, and resin, each artist constructs their piece using modular parts that fit together to form their work. The artists in 鈥淢odular Mosaic鈥� explore a range of ideas and materials, at times overlapping in conceptual exploration such as societal and technological refuse, overlooked packaging and disregarded materials, and the mining of historical mark-making.
The artists in the show make forms that are often replicated and assembled, reconsidered, and reassembled. While looking at various cultural histories and contemporary issues, the works in 鈥淢odular Mosaic鈥� use interdependent parts to make a whole.
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Underdonk is pleased to present 鈥淢odular Mosaic鈥�, co-organized by Leonora Loeb and Elisa Soliven. This group exhibition consists of twelve artists, including Eleanna Anagnos, Zo毛 Cohen, Rachel Frank, Priscilla Fusco, ann/drew gayle, Sue Havens, Matt Merkel Hess, Steve Keister, Alison Kudlow, Pooneh Maghazehe, Dionis Ortiz, and Eun-Ha Paek. Utilizing a range of materials, including paper pulp, wood, fabric, ceramics, glass, and resin, each artist constructs their piece using modular parts that fit together to form their work. The artists in 鈥淢odular Mosaic鈥� explore a range of ideas and materials, at times overlapping in conceptual exploration such as societal and technological refuse, overlooked packaging and disregarded materials, and the mining of historical mark-making.
The artists in the show make forms that are often replicated and assembled, reconsidered, and reassembled. While looking at various cultural histories and contemporary issues, the works in 鈥淢odular Mosaic鈥� use interdependent parts to make a whole.
