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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180921
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180924
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180925
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180926
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180927
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180928
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T081418Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181001
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T081418Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181002
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T081418Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3901217
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181003
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T081418Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3901218
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181004
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T081418Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3901219
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181005
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T081418Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3901220
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181008
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T081418Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3901221
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181009
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T081418Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3901222
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181010
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T081418Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3901223
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181011
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T081418Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3901224
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181012
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T081418Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3901225
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181015
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T081418Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3901226
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181016
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T081418Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3901227
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181017
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T081418Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3901228
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181018
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T081418Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3901229
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181019
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T081418Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3901230
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181022
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T081418Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3901231
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181023
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T081418Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3901232
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181024
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T081418Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3901233
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181025
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T081418Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3901234
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181026
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T081418Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3901235
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181029
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T081418Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3901236
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181030
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T081418Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3901237
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181031
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T081418Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3901238
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181101
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T081418Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3901239
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181102
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T081418Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3901240
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181105
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T081418Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3901241
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181106
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T081418Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3901242
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181107
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T081418Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3901243
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181108
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T081418Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3901244
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181109
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T081418Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3901245
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181112
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T081418Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3901246
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181113
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T081418Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3901247
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181114
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T081418Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3901248
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181115
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T081418Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3901249
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181116
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T081418Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3901250
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181119
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T081418Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3901251
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181120
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T081418Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3901252
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181121
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T081418Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3901253
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181122
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T081418Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3901254
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181123
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T081418Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3901255
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181126
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T081418Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3901256
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181127
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T081418Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3901257
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181128
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T081418Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3901258
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181129
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T081418Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3901259
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181130
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261014T081418Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3901260
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181203
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181204
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181205
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181206
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181207
DESCRIPTION:Lan Tuazon: In the Land of Real Shadows\n\nFall 2018 Vaulted Ga
 llery Artist-in-Residence\n\nSeptember 21 – December 7\, 2018\n\n \n\nTh
 is exhibition is the final part of Lan Tuazon’s decade-long trilogy on t
 he order of things: architecture\, artifacts\, and now\, anthropogenic mat
 ter. Her projects push the limited and bounded frame of orders so as to re
 concile exclusions. Her earliest work in this trilogy\, architecture\, foc
 used on urban class divisions\; the second phase\, artifacts\, considered 
 the status of objects in cultural customs and practices. With this exhibit
 ion\, Tuazon has arrived at a consideration of the planet as a container t
 hat houses both nature and culture.\n\nIn the Land of Real Shadows is a pr
 oject about the lifespan of things beyond obsolescence. The exhibition dra
 ws attention to the vast footprint of our consumer culture and examines ho
 w ecological conditions\, when met with human actions\, transform natural 
 selection into artificial selection. Common items and commodities are accu
 mulated\, dissected\, and layered to give mass and make seen the unseen by
 product of human consumption. Tuazon uses assemblage and the additive proc
 ess to compress and collapse space through a method she calls “documenta
 ry sculpture\,” in which objects are records and indices of our natural 
 and cultural time. Through the artificial fossilization of objects\, natur
 al processes are imposed onto manmade products to make visible the effects
  of geological time and the finitude of human culture.\n\nThis exhibition 
 is organized by Amy Hauft\, 2017-2018 Acting Director of the Visual Arts C
 enter.\n\n \n\nASSOCIATED PROGRAMS\n\nFall 2018 Season Opening Reception /
 / Sept. 21\, 6–8 PM\n\nAustin Museum Day // Sept. 23\, 12–3 PM\n\nFami
 ly Day // Oct. 20\, 12–3 PM\n\n \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nLan Tuazon (b. 1
 976\, Philippines) lives and works in Chicago where she is an Assistant Pr
 ofessor of Sculpture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Tuazon
  earned her B.F.A. from The Cooper Union and her M.F.A. from Yale Universi
 ty\, after which she participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art’
 s Independent Study Program. Her solo exhibition venues include\, among ot
 hers\, the Brooklyn Museum\, Storefront of Art and Architecture (both NYC)
 \, Youngworld\, Inc. (Detroit)\, and Julius Caesar (Chicago). She has been
  included in group exhibitions at The 8th Floor (Rubin Foundation)\, Artis
 t Space\, Canada Gallery\, Sculpture Center\, Apex Art\, Exit Art (all NYC
 )\, Redcat Gallery (LA)\, the Hyde Park Art Center (Chicago)\, WKV Kunstve
 rein\, Künstlerhaus (both Stuttgart\, Germany)\, and Neue Galerie in the 
 Imperial Palace of Austria. She was awarded artist-in-residence fellowship
 s at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Germany\, Headlands Art Center in th
 e Bay Area\, and Civitella Ranieri in Italy. And as she likes to say\, “
 Lan Tuazon is Lan Tuazon 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week.”\n\nABOUT THE R
 ESIDENCY PROGRAM\n\nThe Vaulted Gallery Artist-in-Residence Program invite
 s emerging national and international artists to inhabit the space for thr
 ee to five weeks to create new site-specific installations. Situated in th
 e Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin\,
  this dynamic residency fosters collaboration with campus and local commun
 ities and provides valuable educational opportunities to students.
GEO:30.286256;-97.732996
LOCATION:Visual Arts Center\, Art Building (ART)
SUMMARY:EXHIBITION: In the Land of Real Shadows
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibition_in_the_land_of_r
 eal_shadows
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Science & Technology
CATEGORIES:World & Culture
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