Constant World:
The Work of Jennifer & Kevin McCoy
March – August 10, 2009
street level gallery
Constant World: The Work of Jennifer and Kevin McCoy includes work from
the past three years that continues the artists' interest in sculpture, cinema,
memory, and technology.
There is no single reality in the McCoy's work: they present us with multiple realities
through constantly shifting stories and perspectives. In their own unique combination
of sculpture and video, small cameras project an open-ended narrative of live images
filmed directly from the constructed models. The viewer physically navigates between
the sculptures and the projections to experience a more associative form of story
telling that is both actual and virtual.
Their work presents a world that is a continual overlay of individual memories and
experiences taking place against a shared background of movies, news and technologies;
histories, myths and rumors in unending circulation. For the McCoys, this world
of changing, evolving and accumulating perspectives is always around us. It is us.
It is the Constant World.
The exhibition was curated by Dave Familian and organized by the Beall Center for
Art and Technology, University of California, Irvine.
Exhibited Works
- Big Box 1 (Biosphere), 2008. Mixed media free standing sculpture with cameras,
motors, electronics, and video output on plasma monitor. Courtesy of Postmasters
Gallery, New York.
- Big Box 2 (Zombies), 2008. Mixed media free standing sculpture with cameras,
motors, electronics, and video output on plasma monitor. Courtesy of Postmasters
Gallery, New York.
- Constant World, 2006. 4 suspended mixed media aluminum sculptures with
live video output. Courtesy of Postmasters Gallery, New York.
- Double Fantasy I (Childhood), 2006. Mixed media free standing aluminum
sculpture with resin and plastic miniature forms, motor, electronics, 8 miniature
live cameras and light bulbs. Collection of Giuseppe Pero, c/o 1000eventi Gallery,
Milan, Italy.
- Double Fantasy IV (God), 2006. Mixed media free standing aluminum sculpture
with resin and plastic miniature forms, motor, electronics, 8 miniature live cameras
and light bulbs. Collection of Bernard Vischer, c/o Galerie Guy Bartschi, Geneva,
Switzerland.
- Double Fantasy III (Career), 2006. Mixed media free standing aluminum sculpture
with resin and plastic miniature forms, motor, electronics, 8 miniature live cameras
and light bulbs. Collection of Laura Lee Brown and Steve Wilson.
- High Seas, 2007. Mixed media sculpture with motor, camera and live video
output. Collection of Laura Lee Brown and Steve Wilson.
All's Fair in Art and War:
Envisioning Conflict
October 2008 – March 1, 2009
street level gallery
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Life as Art: Live Art Installation
Lauren Argo
June 4 – 24, 2006
enclosed window space at 21c Museum Hotel’s restaurant, Proof on Main
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Mikhail Baryshnikov
Dominican Moves
August 3 – November 2007
gallery street level
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Blue Apple Players:
an exhibition of tableaux vivants
May 13 - July 31, 2008
gallery 3
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Ballads of the Barefoot Mind
Daniel Dutton
October 2006 – January 6, 2007
atrium gallery
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21c Museum Celebrates El Día de los Muertos with a Site-Specific Installation
by UofL Students
In conjunction with November Trolley Hop
On display on the 7th Street sidewalk,
in front of the entrance to 21c Museum Hotel
November 1 – 15, 2009
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Dia de los Muertos: Day of the Dead
Saturday, November 1 to Sunday, November 9, 2008
gallery 4, off the street level gallery
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Marvin Francis: Prison's Paper Trail
August – January 2008
gallery 4 street level
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Anthony Goicolea
Ramp
November 2007 – January 2008
street level gallery
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Ross Gordon: Ceremony Series,
Lamboka Kenya
July – August 2009
gallery 4
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Ilse Haider: Selected Works 1997-2002
March 13 – August 3, 2007
gallery 4 street level
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Photo/Synthesis: James Baker Hall
Open September 2008
in the atrium, galleries 1 & 3
Opening reception Thursday September 4, 6pm
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Hybridity
The Evolution of Species and Spaces
in 21st-Century Art
April – September 2006
street level gallery
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21c & UofL Hite Institute present Nineveh
a sculptural installation by Ezra Kellerman
Located at The Cressman Center for Visual Art
September 16 – October 17, 2009
Opening reception September 16, 6pm
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Paris Kyne: The Colour of Racing
April – May 2009
in the garage street level gallery
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Constant World:
The Work of Jennifer & Kevin McCoy
March – August 10, 2009
street level gallery
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Past Highlights
from our ongoing exhibition
New Acquisitions and Highlights
atrium gallery
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Here Now, There Then
Letitia Quesenberry
Fall 2009
gallery 4
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To coincide with the exhibition
Creating Identity: Portraits Today.
The Photographs of Dominic Rouse
Winter 2008/2009
in the garage street level gallery
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Everybody Always Thinks They Are Right:
Stefan Sagmeister
September 3-28, 2008
Outdoor public installation on north corner of 7th and Main St
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Marc Swanson
Beginning to See the Light
July 2007 – January 2008
street level gallery
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Tangled Up In You
Connecting, Coexisting, and Conceiving Identity
street level gallery
February – September 2008
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Through the Rabbit Hole
Sleights of Scale and Flights of Fantasy
November 2006 – June 2007
street level gallery
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UK College of Design Proposals to Revitalize Shippingport, Louisville
May 25 - June 8, 2009
atrium gallery
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John Waters: Unwatchable Series
October 6 – December 11, 2006
street level gallery
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Mickie Winters
Learning to Bend Series
gallery 1 atrium level
Opening reception in conjunction with Ben Sollee cd release performance Nov 16th
and 17th 2008
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