A THOUSAND INVISIBLE THREADS: Mapping the Rhizome
Sept 10 – Nov 13, 2015 at The Herndon Gallery at Antioch College
OPENING RECEPTION, SEPT 10, 7-9 PM, SEEING THE UNSEEN
Curated by Jennifer Wenker + Michael Casselli

Within the liminal spaces, beneath and beside the visible, there are invisible threads that link seemingly disparate ideas, individuals, streams of thought–erasing artificial borders and boundaries. In these spaces, the arbitrary erodes; and complexity, pattern and aesthetic emerge. What we are mapping is the fluidity of the subconscious: pre-cognitive thought, swarm intelligences, coincidences, glitches in digital imaging, memory and lapses, nodes and anti-nodes, where patterns emerge and connections form without naming or numbering or categorizing or borders or hierarchy. This is the rhizome. Everything is connected.

Featured Artists: Mari Andrews, Michael Casselli, Tom Fruin, Juan Si Gonzales, Cynthia Gregory, Candace Hicks, Toby Millman, and Leah Stahl.

OPENING RECEPTION | SEPT 10, 7-9 PM | SEEING THE UNSEEN

Chladni plate demonstration in collaboration with physics, math, and media arts departments, with violinist and frequency wave generator. Earplugs will be provided.