Elizabeth Myers Mitchell Art Museum, St. John’s College

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  • Opening Reception: Abjection and Alienation: Video Works of Martha Rosler and Pipilotti Rist (in the Videodrome)

    Elizabeth Myers Mitchell Art Museum 60 College Avenue, Annapolis, Maryland

    This exhibition presents two video works: “Vital Statistics of a Citizen, Simply Obtained” (1977) by New York-based Martha Rosler, and “Blutclip” (1993) by Zürich-based Pipilotti Rist. Both notably explore the lives of women, challenge societal treatment of their bodies, and critique political structures of injustice. Through seeing their work in communion, we might better understand what it feels like to be separated from a sense of humanity and, by contrast, what it could mean to become whole again. […]

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  • Fluxus Performance: Bring an Object, Take an Object, with Eric Leshinsky

    Elizabeth Myers Mitchell Art Museum 60 College Avenue, Annapolis, Maryland

    In 1986, Fluxus artist Ken Friedman wrote “Rotterdam Exchange,” one of his many event scores. For the current exhibition of Friedman’s work at /m, Eric Leshinsky, multidisciplinary designer, artist, and city planner based in Annapolis, interpreted this piece. The "Rotterdam Exchange" score reads as follows: Rotterdam Exchange Anyone may bring an object. Objects delivered are […]

    Free

  • Talk: Artists with the curator

    Elizabeth Myers Mitchell Art Museum 60 College Avenue, Annapolis, Maryland

    Join /m exhibiting artists Leslie Rose, Tara Gladden, David Gladden, and Austin Sposato for a discussion about Art, Fluxus, and Co-Authorship. The artists will share their experience interpreting a selection of Ken Friedman's Fluxus scores from our current exhibition, "Ken Friedman: 92 Events.”  The discussion will be moderated by /m Director and co-curator of this show, […]

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  • The Big Read: Poetry Reading & Writing Workshop

    Elizabeth Myers Mitchell Art Museum 60 College Avenue, Annapolis, Maryland

    Presented in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts, this event is half public reading, half poetry writing workshop. Participants will be invited to read aloud (either their favorite poems or original work), and write new work of their own in a community of fellow writers and enthusiasts. No prior experience with poetry necessary […]

    Free