
The Curator's Dollhouse
Artists/Curators: Rachel Bell, Heather Black, Ben Lee, Mahal Wright
Reception: May. 6, 4-6pm
Location: Bare-Montgomery Gallery (Fairbanks Hall)
All ISU Exhibitions are free and open to the public. This means family and friends are welcome.
230 North 7th Street
Terre Haute, IN 47809
About: 'The Curator's Dollhouse' is a collection of miniature exhibitions crafted by four emerging curatorial students in the ARTH 481 class "Curatorial Practices." The exhibition showcases a range of artwork from acrylic and oil paintings to lithographs and digital artworks.
These miniature shows include historical baroque, neoclassical, and contemporary artists that discuss social commentary intersecting with playful motifs. Each presentation engages the senses with immersive experiences ranging from kinesthetic, audio, and visual activities.
The viewer will enjoy the novelty of 'The Curator's Dollhouse' for the small size of these multiple interactive exhibitions that they would normally not be able to experience in one location. They are provided an insider's view of the curatorial process through the lens of student curators who are presenting the exhibition design. 'The Curator's Dollhouse' is an engaging experience that encourages viewer interaction and the exploration of a wide range of art styles.