My Sense of Place
A collaborative effort engaged the broader community in responding to A Sense of Place, Kiki and Seton Smith exhibition at Walsh Gallery, SHU. This tribute exhibition demonstrates how:
Kiki’s drawings and prints look to the natural world to understand the relationship between place and identity on a symbolic level. Seton’s large-scale photographs look to the built environment to convey associations by moving within, and navigating through, space.
With these concepts in mind, the following numerous projects explored the theme from a variety of experiences.
September 2-30, 2016
- UN-COMMON-PLACE, an exhibition at Domareki Gallery, Columbia High School, Maplewood, NJ