PAST exhibitionS


Exhibition Dates
SEPTEMBER 4 - 27, 2008

Opening Reception
Thursday, September 4, 2008
from 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm

Gallery Hours
Tuesday-Saturday, 11-5:30 p.m.
Open until 7:30 p.m. on first Thursday of the month

FEATURED ARTISTS

Xuchi Naungayan Eggleton

Transitions, Transformations & Transcendence: Hybrid


Terra Fuller

Adventure Art II-XIX: The Art of Terra Fuller



(view art in exhibition)

Togonon gallery is proud to present Xuchi Naunagayan Eggleton’s latest work. In this exhibition Eggleton explores “transformations via destruction” leading to “creation and transition”. She juxtaposes materials such as:graphite,wax, foam and rubber. Her art unfolds through experimentation, chance and accident but mostly through” repetitious gestalt”.

The artist’s new works evidence a “new landscape” evidenced by the popularization of glitz and others refer to the romance of the land. Xuchi’s influences stem from Rauschenburg’s unarchival use of products and Goya’s understanding of the socio politics of human folly.

Xuchi Naungayan Eggleton completed her MFA in painting and sculpture at the San Francisco Art Institute in 2007. She has consistantly shown well-recognized works in galleries on the West Coast.


(view art in exhibition)

Togonon gallery is proud to present Adventure Art II-XIX, Terra Fuller’s first solo exhibition at Togonon Gallery. Terra Fuller is creating an epic adventure saga hoping to prove that she can be at home in the sublime. Her work involves planning and implementing adventures such as making a wooden raft and floating down the Mississippi River, going over a waterfall in a barrel and climbing the highest active volcano in the world. These documentary videos are her investigation of the sublime as imagined by Immanuel Kant. Along the way, she makes drawings of people, place and objects she encounters. Using pencil on paper, a portable medium, the drawings reference the historical tradition of traveling itinerant artists while she negotiates the global migratory reality of the 21st century.

Terra Fuller received her BFA degree from the Art Institute of Chicago and her MFA from Yale University. Her multi-media work has been shown in New Zealand, Wales, Germany, Hungary, Los Angeles, New York, Chicago and Indiana. Her drawings are part of the Viewing Program at the Drawing Center in New York. Terra will be calling Morocco her home in late 2008.

Togonon Gallery is a dynamic exhibition space where both artists and the public discover the distinctive qualities inherent in West Coast art. Our passion is to present exhibitions that ignite the discourse on contemporary life and will engage and expand the audience for art.

 

 

 

 

 

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