Technicolor Perspective is a debut solo exhibition by emerging visual artist Julia Milbrandt, who is a student at the Cleveland Institute of Art and a Creativity Works intern.
Opening ReceptionÂ
Third Fridays at 78th St. Studios
Friday, August 17th 2018
5:00-8:00pm
Gordon Square Office Gallery
1305 W. 80th St., Suite 114 Cleveland, OH 44102
Technicolor Perspective is a debut solo exhibition by emerging visual artist Julia Milbrandt. Using bright, vibrant, candy-like colors and the lure of the illusion of reflective materials, these works attract viewers with their razzle dazzle effects. Layered over photographs and incorporated into photorealistic drawings, these enticing characteristics invite viewers from afar to come and investigate these works more closely. Milbrandt’s work reimagines her everyday experience through a more colorful, joyful lens. With an emphasis on play in her processes of image making and altering she aims to bring light to the brighter parts of life, and the importance of finding awe, wonder and joy in the smaller things. At the same time, the abstraction as a result of play in her practice creates a dynamic in the images between what is reality, and what is merely her imagined illusion.
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This exhibition was made possible by a generous grant by the Fenn Educational Fund of the Cleveland Foundation through the Creativity Works program at the Cleveland Institute of Art.
Creativity Works is a self-directed internship for visual art students at the Cleveland Insitute of Art that requires students to partner with local organizations to produce an exhibition of their work.
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Gordon Square Arts District works to provide economic and artistic opportunities to emerging artists and is supported by Cuyahoga Arts and Culture and Cuyahoga County taxpayers.
Free and open to the public
2018/08/17 - 2018/08/17
Additional time info:
On view by appointment through Friday, September 7th. Please email art@gordonsquare.org to arrange a viewing.
Gordon Square Art Space
1386 W. 65th St,, Cleveland, OH
Parking located behind the Gordon Square Arcade on W. 65th, north of Detroit.