Ashland University’s Coburn Gallery will
be hosting an exhibition entitled Interrupted
featuring a selection of works that address the theme of longing and loss
within our lives.
The exhibition includes 35 artworks from
26 artists from across the United States: Aileen Bassis, Andrew J Brown, Diana Budde, Molly Jo Burke, Anne
Chesnut, Sage Dawson, Adrienne Der Marderosian, Eugene Ellenberg, Roya Farassat,
Marcella Hackbardt, Megan Hildebrandt, Chakila L. Hoskins, Honey Lazar, Emily
McIIroy, Charles Mintz, Robert Mullenix, Danielle Muzina, Carlos Rene Pacheco, Melissa
Redman, Sarah G Sharp, Rachel Suzanne Smith, Sally Schluter Tardella, Kim Rae
Taylor, Julie Wills, Lauren Voss and Jim Zimpel.
The Coburn Gallery has the honor of debuting a video
installation work by Cleveland artists Honey Lazar and Lauren Voss entitled
"The Year My Sisters Died " as part of the Interrupted art exhibition.
“This video is a visual poem about my
grief as well as those times when life flattens us. Seasons changed, trees shed, rested, and
predictably bloomed. Rain and snow fell. Mourning held a monotonous metronomic rhythm. Eventually, I accepted that my sisters were
gone; that my sorrow would not end, but it was time to get up and leave the
room” says Lazar.
The Coburn
Gallery will host an opening reception on Thursday September 1 from
4:30pm-6:30pm. The reception is free and open to the public. Exhibition runs
through September 25, 2016.
For more
about the Interrupted exhibition or events at the Coburn Gallery, visit www.ashland.edu/coburngallery
or find us on Facebook. The Coburn Gallery is open from 12pm-5pm Monday through
Friday and 12noon-4pm Saturday/Sunday.
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