Subconscious: A Juried Student Exhibition

Subconscious: A Juried Student Exhibition

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A student juried exhibition Earl and Virginia Green Gallery November 7 – November 18, 2016

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welcome to the subconscious

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show statement As our mind lies dormant, the line between the real and the surreal becomes lucid. Here our sub- conscious is awakened. This show aims to generate a space where artists have the ability and freedom to explore their dreams, memories, fears, and unspoken thoughts. This juried exhibition features nineteen student artists who have accessed these thoughts and have turned them into tangible works of art. These thoughts and ideas have expressed themselves as a functioning mess. Our minds are constantly flooded with images, ideas and feelings that are all at once chaotic, yet purposeful. The show is a product of these fleeting dormant forms that lie beneath the surface of our consciousness. Viewers will be challenged with engaging content that may evoke feelings of unrest and awe. How might theses feelings engage our own minds? How might diving into the mind of another shape our identities? Each work was intentionally chosen for their interconnectedness with each other and their attempt to delve into these ideas. Welcome to the subconscious.

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Featured student artists

Michelle Lum Ruth Roatch Savannah Morra Shelby Montelongo Tom Li Tony Walsh

Adrianna Coe Alexander Sarina

Austin Bland Avery Anton Devan Carpentier Hope Daley Janna Christian Kira Bester Kristin Wong Krystyny Vandenberg Lauren Fitterer Marika Adamopoulos Melanie Kim

curatorial team

Hailey Currington Hannah Dixon Tom Li Zechariah Liszewski Brianna McGroarty Shelby Montelongo

Sapphire Pride Chad Swanson Jacob Vasa

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April 30 (2016), Oil on acrylic sheet, 18 x 24in, Krystyny Vandenberg

March 19 (2016), Oil on acrylic sheet, 14 x 11 in, Krystyny Vandenberg

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A Place of Our Own (2016) , graphite on paper - 18” x 24” Adrianna Coe

Abstraction (2015) , acrylic, spray paint, nail polish, rubber, chalk, ink, pastel, charcoal, thread 17” x 11” Adrianna Coe

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Stop Watching Me! (2014) – 48” x 48” Adrianna Coe

Introspection |v| confrontation (2016), Photography on metal, 30” x 16” Marika Adamopoulos

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Creation of Adam (2016) Dye on canvas, Approx. 24” x 48” Devan Carpentier

Top to Bottom: the future enters into us , 10” x 16.5” inkjet print in order to transform in us , 10” x 16.5” inkjet print long before it happens , 10” x 16.5” inkjet print Kira Bester

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Germination (2016), Acrylic and Gold Leaf on Canvas, 40” x 30” Alexander Sarina

Possession II (2016), Acrylic on Canvas, 40” x 30” Alexander Sarina

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What Lies Below (2016), Ceramic, Clay, Foam Insulation, Paper Mache, Steel, and Gloss Paint, Dimensions Variable Alexander Sarina

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Top to Bottom: Sadness (2016), inkjet print, 10” x 8” Anger (2016), inkjet print, 10” x 8” Joy (2016), inkjet print, 10” x 8” Shelby Montelongo

Longings (2015), print on velvet fine art paper, 6” x 30” Avery Anton

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The Sailor in the Tree (2016), color pencil, 22” x 14” Ruth Roatch

Ponytail (2015), gauche, 15” x 20” Lauren Fitterer

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Left to Right: Dopamine (2016), Photography 8” x 12” Worship (2016), Photography 8” x 12” Chaos Reign[ed] (2016), Photography, 8x12 Austin Bland

Anxiety (2016), Photography, 12” x 8” Austin Bland

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untitled [series] (2016), framed photograph, 12” x 18” Tom Li

Rise-N- Shine Bitch (2016), Video (still frame), Hope Daley

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Left to Right: The Place I Call Home, 1 (2016), 35mm film photograph, 8” x 10” The Place I Call Home, 2 (2016), 35mm film photograph, 8” x 10” The Place I Call Home, 10 (2016), 35mm film photograph, 8” x 10” Janna Christian

Solitude (2016) , Cinemagraph Projection (still frame) , Melanie Kim

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Defeated (2016), Digital Print, 20” x 36” Tony Walsh

Reflections Change (2016), paper, 13”x12”x10” Savannah Morra

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Still Beating (2015), paper, spray paint, tape, and battery-operated lights, 5.25” x 2.5” x 3.5” Kristin Wong

Sunshine (2016), fishing line, illustration board, 112” x 13” x 20” Michelle Lum

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biola art department

Located in La Mirada, California–in the greater Los Angeles area–

the Biola Art Department is well positioned to represent a vital

Christian worldview within the critical dialogue of contemporary

visual art. It offers students a professional visual arts program and

space to grapple with issues concerning the intersection of faith

with art and culture, within a rigorous curriculum that reflects a

strong liberal arts emphasis. The Biola art program is accredited

by the National Association of Schools of Art and Design.

The Bachelor of Fine Arts (B.F.A.) degree in Art is the professional

undergraduate degree that is highly desired by serious students

intent on pursuing careers or advanced degrees in the visual arts.

The program is designed to give art students flexibility to choose

from one of five emphases: design, painting, photography,

sculpture, or interdisciplinary.

www.Biola.edu/Art

Still images of video artwork by Hope Daley, and Melanie Kim, provided by the artist; used by permission. All other artwork and installation images by exhibition curatorial team from Earl & Virginia Green Art Gallery, La Mirada, CA.

Cover image: by Austin Bland, Anxiety (detail), 2016.

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