ARTCRIB 18 is about the accessibility of art and the shape shifting ways it slips into lives outside the formal white cube. Come see Iva Gueorguieva’s mixed media drawings pinned to a fence, Scott Froschauer’s street signs scarecrowing a garden, Dakota Noot’s porky portraits skewered in a pineapple palm. Storage sheds become armatures for dripped and draped color by Chelsea Boxwell. Gendered toy marketing is altered by Kristine Schomaker. Young Tseng Wong tilts perceptions in cantilevered form that cast shadows on a stony slope. And chalked on a cinderblock wall, Lara Salmon describes her sensibilities for placing herself on fire during an obscure performance in LA just weeks ago. There is much more. Blink and you could miss details within the rocks, around the corner or at your feet. Take the Claremont exit off the train or park in the open air Metrolink lot on the east corner of First Street and College Avenue. Then, follow the sidewalk chalkings.
Participating Artists:
Julia Alexander-Bates
Jacqueline Bell Johnson
Chelsea Boxwell
Tommy Canales Burns
Chris Collins
Sarah Collins
Raina Coutin
Scott Froschauer
Iva Gueorguieva
Zack Jue
Gabby Leyva
Betsy Lohrer Hall
Dakota Noot
Alice Marie Perreault
Renee Marie Perreault
Cori Redstone
Lara Salmon
Conchi Sanford
Kristine Schomaker
Chas Schroeder
Megan St Clair
Chien Tai & Zhao-Yang Zheng
Bee Wilke
Young-Tseng Wong
