knowledges

Exhibition

Exhibition Overview

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knowledges
Joey Orr, curator
August 24, 2019–January 5, 2020
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The exhibition’s title is intentionally lowercase and plural to emphasize that knowledge does not only happen in scholarly publications, laboratories, and lecture halls. Creating art can also be a form of research that contributes to many fields of inquiry. In this spirit, the Spencer Museum of Art has commissioned four contemporary artists to make work that corresponds to four different areas of research supported by its Integrated Arts Research Initiative (IARI): data visualization, immigration, social histories, and ecologies, all broadly conceived. The exhibiting artists who have made work in conversation with these areas of research are Assaf Evron, Danielle Roney, Fatimah Tuggar, and Andrew Yang. This exhibition rethinks the academic museum as an active participant in the university’s research ecology.

Works of art

Fatimah Tuggar
Fatimah Tuggar
cuneiform tablet, Akkadian Empire (circa 2334–2154 BCE)
Fatimah Tuggar
cuneiform tablet, Akkadian Empire (circa 2334–2154 BCE)
Assaf Evron
Assaf Evron
Assaf Evron
Assaf Evron
Assaf Evron
Assaf Evron
Danielle Roney
PUBLICS, 2019
Danielle Roney
Penumbra, 2019
Danielle Roney
Danielle Roney
Danielle Roney
Danielle Roney
Andrew S. Yang
Andrew S. Yang
Andrew S. Yang