RETINAL DISPLACEMENT by Naomi Campbell Explores the Dualities of Reality
RETINAL DISPLACEMENT, an exhibition of new works by Canadian-born artist Naomi Campbell exploring the alternate realities stemming from the merging worlds of the virtual and actual states
Providence, RI, August 04, 2012 --(PR.com)-- Curated by Susanne Carbin
September 13 – October 14, 2012
Opening Reception: Thursday, September 20, 2012
Gallery Hours: Thursday + Friday, 3PM – 8PM and Saturday + Sunday, 12PM – 5PM Other days by appointment.
Yellow Peril Gallery is pleased to present RETINAL DISPLACEMENT, an exhibition of new works by Canadian-born artist Naomi Campbell exploring the alternate realities stemming from the merging worlds of the virtual and actual states.
Campbell is revealing the vulnerability of the individual created through the new world of gaming, communication, and social networks that creates a new reality transposing real world experiences into new truths.
“Suddenly, we are finding these realities assimilating onto one platform that is both real and imagined through the auspices of the computer,” Campbell observes. “The fine line that delineates the two disappears, and we live in suspended animations of time with its own hierarchy of rules of the ‘game’.”
The exhibition is comprised of a series of layered drawings, paintings and computer-generated inkjets on wood, paper, canvas and Mylar. Campbell’s use of space, line and the starved palette creates a feeling of displacement.
Naomi Campbell, born in Montreal, lives and works in New York City. An instructor at The Art Students League of New York since 2007, her work has exhibited in solo and group exhibitions, among them, the Museum for the Center of Photography and the Moving Image, NY 2012, White Box, NY 2010, the Asian Contemporary Art Fair, NY 2008, Scope Art Fair, Miami 2008, the Heidi Cho Gallery, NY 2003, and the Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Art, Japan 2003.
Campbell’s work can be found in numerous private and public collections including, the City of Geochang, South Korea; the City of New York – MTA Arts for Transit; the City of Irving, TX, the Trenton City Museum, NJ; SWIFT Pan-Americas Times Square headquarters; and the New York Public Library.
About Yellow Peril Gallery
Yellow Peril Gallery is located at The Plant, a historic mill complex in the Olneyville neighborhood of Providence, Rhode Island. The Gallery strives to foster modern art critiques on popular culture and society from established and emerging artists in the United States and abroad. We aspire to exhibit provocative and visually arresting artwork created specifically to ignite conversations long after viewers have left the building. Artists that we represent share our commitment to social responsibility, and a percentage from the sale of all artwork is donated to a charitable organization of the Artists’ choice. For more info about future exhibitions, visit www.yellowperilgallery.com.
If you’d like more information about this press release, or to schedule an interview with Naomi Campbell, please contact V Souvannasane at +1 401 861 1535 or e-mail at van@yellowperilgallery.com.
September 13 – October 14, 2012
Opening Reception: Thursday, September 20, 2012
Gallery Hours: Thursday + Friday, 3PM – 8PM and Saturday + Sunday, 12PM – 5PM Other days by appointment.
Yellow Peril Gallery is pleased to present RETINAL DISPLACEMENT, an exhibition of new works by Canadian-born artist Naomi Campbell exploring the alternate realities stemming from the merging worlds of the virtual and actual states.
Campbell is revealing the vulnerability of the individual created through the new world of gaming, communication, and social networks that creates a new reality transposing real world experiences into new truths.
“Suddenly, we are finding these realities assimilating onto one platform that is both real and imagined through the auspices of the computer,” Campbell observes. “The fine line that delineates the two disappears, and we live in suspended animations of time with its own hierarchy of rules of the ‘game’.”
The exhibition is comprised of a series of layered drawings, paintings and computer-generated inkjets on wood, paper, canvas and Mylar. Campbell’s use of space, line and the starved palette creates a feeling of displacement.
Naomi Campbell, born in Montreal, lives and works in New York City. An instructor at The Art Students League of New York since 2007, her work has exhibited in solo and group exhibitions, among them, the Museum for the Center of Photography and the Moving Image, NY 2012, White Box, NY 2010, the Asian Contemporary Art Fair, NY 2008, Scope Art Fair, Miami 2008, the Heidi Cho Gallery, NY 2003, and the Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Art, Japan 2003.
Campbell’s work can be found in numerous private and public collections including, the City of Geochang, South Korea; the City of New York – MTA Arts for Transit; the City of Irving, TX, the Trenton City Museum, NJ; SWIFT Pan-Americas Times Square headquarters; and the New York Public Library.
About Yellow Peril Gallery
Yellow Peril Gallery is located at The Plant, a historic mill complex in the Olneyville neighborhood of Providence, Rhode Island. The Gallery strives to foster modern art critiques on popular culture and society from established and emerging artists in the United States and abroad. We aspire to exhibit provocative and visually arresting artwork created specifically to ignite conversations long after viewers have left the building. Artists that we represent share our commitment to social responsibility, and a percentage from the sale of all artwork is donated to a charitable organization of the Artists’ choice. For more info about future exhibitions, visit www.yellowperilgallery.com.
If you’d like more information about this press release, or to schedule an interview with Naomi Campbell, please contact V Souvannasane at +1 401 861 1535 or e-mail at van@yellowperilgallery.com.
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Vanphouthon Souvannasane
401-861-1535
www.yellowperilgallery.com
van@yellowperilgallery.com
Vanphouthon Souvannasane
401-861-1535
www.yellowperilgallery.com
van@yellowperilgallery.com
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