Andrew Rafacz Gallery (835 W. Washington Blvd., Chicago) presents Cern, new works by Jeremy Bolen opening February 9 and running through March 30, 2013. There will be a reception for the artist from 4 to 7 p.m. Saturday, February 9.
Bolen uses a series of site specific and experimental photo tehcniques to explore tension between traditional representation and invisible phenomena. He uses soil, water, unexposed film, a self designed multi-lens camera and more to record images. His work draws from scientific experiments using this date in his work. As the name of the exhibition indicates the artist traveled to Cern to have a look and interact with the Large Hadron Collider (good thing the Congress here killed such a collider here. I expect most of them think it could be used to prove Jesus didn't ride a dinosaur..but I digress).
For more information head HERE.
Bolen uses a series of site specific and experimental photo tehcniques to explore tension between traditional representation and invisible phenomena. He uses soil, water, unexposed film, a self designed multi-lens camera and more to record images. His work draws from scientific experiments using this date in his work. As the name of the exhibition indicates the artist traveled to Cern to have a look and interact with the Large Hadron Collider (good thing the Congress here killed such a collider here. I expect most of them think it could be used to prove Jesus didn't ride a dinosaur..but I digress).
For more information head HERE.
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