A Fire In My Belly, A Work in Progress
Joe Deal and Views of the Altered Landscape
Harry Shearer: The Silent Echo Chamber
Image Transfer: Pictures in a Remix Culture
SuttonBeresCuller: Panoptos
Contemporary Works from the Monsen Family Collection
Louise Bourgeois
2010 University of Washington MFA Thesis Exhibition
Céleste Boursier-Mougenot
Six Portraits by Thomas Ruff
I Myself Have Seen It: Photography & Kiki Smith
Isabelle Pauwels Incredibly, unbelievably/The complete ordered field.
Happy 100th Birthday, Milton Rogovin!
Jeppe Hein: 360° Illusion II
Christopher DeLaurenti: N30: Live at the WTO Protest November 30, 1999
Polaroids: Mapplethorpe
Eirik Johnson: Sawdust Mountain
What Once Was: Picturing the Pacific Northwest
Allan Sekula: Waiting for Tear Gas
Vortexhibition Polyphonica
The Gift ShopSuttonBeresCuller: Panoptos
East Gallery
October 2, 2010 – February 16, 2011
As part of the spirited exhibition Vortexhibition Polyphonica, artists SuttonBeresCuller created an interactive installation that invites viewers, both on-site and online, to engage with the Henry’s collection in an entirely new way. For the Henry’s East Gallery, the three artists selected an array of paintings, prints, photographs, and other two-dimensional and three-dimensional works from the museum’s collection that the Henry team installed “salon style,” covering the walls floor to ceiling. In front of this multi-faceted presentation, a custom-made apparatus transports a high definition camera along the x- and y-axes of this grid-like installation. At a viewing station in the Stroum Gallery, visitors can steer the camera remotely, selecting and zooming in on details of works in the East Gallery. These details are viewed in this space and uploaded to the Web for others to see. Over the course of the exhibition, selections will be tracked and recorded, to form a culminating, and cumulative, work of art.