Video 101: Barry Stone "Hum"

Video 101 is a series featuring new video & film works in Gallery 101 by emerging and established artists. Barry Stone’s Hum is a multimedia project that places images from 80’s metal magazines, cloud pyramids, and broken Camaros alongside a 16-minute suite of music composed of the sounds of sampled roto-tom double-bass drums ripped asunder like a sinking galleon giving way to hazy balladry and carpeted walls of guitar.

Forms of Adornment: Flesh & the Erotic

The nine artists in Forms of Adornment, working primarily in jewelry and metals, explore the body by provoking feelings of desire, humor, and urgency. The works selected for the exhibition explore intimacy in relation to gender and identity as well as the human experience in contemporary culture. The exhibition is curated by Jewelry and Metals MFA candidate, Vivienne Varay, and features the work of Leslie D. Boyd, Sarah Holden, Heidi Jensen, Vincent Pontillo-Verrastro, Jina Seo, Olivia Shih, Lily Smith, Vivienne Varay, and Mallory Weston.

In Process: Eileen Wallace

In Process is a sporadic series at the Galleries that exhibits inquiries, research, and “in-process” projects by Dodd faculty. Our first show in the series features the work of printmaking and book arts professor, Eileen Wallace. Using linoleum tiles taken from a defunct and derelict amusement park, Fun Mountain, Wallace explores the found object in relief printing and through research on the history of the site in Gatlinburg, TN.

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