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ARTCAT



Petri Dishes, An Exhibition to Benefit TIME IN

White Box at the Annex
601 West 26th Street, 14th Floor, 212-714-2347
Chelsea
February 1 - February 15, 2008
Reception: Friday, February 1, 6 - 9 PM
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Kristin Cammermeyer / Linda Day / Cara Enteles / Tory Franklin Alejandro Goya / Matthew Greenbaum / Tamar Hirschl Darren Hostetter / Hedya Klein / Lisea Lyons / Maria Medina Roberta Melzl / Asya Reznikov / Ali Smith / Edwina Sandys/ Catherine Starkman / SuttonBeresCuller / Tallulah Terryll/ Noah Thomas / Olivier Wahl

THE ANNEX hosted by WHITE BOX and HiArt Gallery are pleased to present:

Petri Dishes explores the fertile tensions that exist between mimetic impulse and pure innovation in the works of emerging and established artists from New York, Los Angeles, Seattle, Maui, Berlin and Paris. In each of the works, varied applications of saturated color, form and sound spin a thread between the intensity of childhood experience and the complexity of systemic adulthood. Continuity leads to contrast: Petri Dishes offers a heterogeneous array of works which cross stylistic and material boundaries.

Petri Dishes will donate proceeds from works sold to The TIME IN Children’s Arts Initiative, a visionary arts outreach initiative born from the conviction that self-motivated children grow not from “time outs” in underserved classrooms, but from “time in” the world around them. This year, thanks to generous support, seven First Grade, Kindergarten and Pre-K classes from PS 241 and 242 in Harlem spend a full half day – every week for the entire school year – either plunged into a hands- on exploration of music and art at the HiArt! studio in Chelsea, or immersed in contemporary art at museums and galleries throughout the city. The TIME IN Children’s Arts Initiative is a sponsored project of the New York Foundation for the Arts.

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