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Mark My Words: Visual/Verbal Translations of Power
by Dawn Kramlich
“There are few, if any, things more powerful and political than language,” says local artist Dawn Kramlich. We are pleased to announce the Barbara Crawford Gallery spring Art Show: Mark My Words, which features Kramlich’s work using various 2-D and 3-D media, including encaustic paintings (a technique in which pigments are mixed with hot liquid wax), and laser-cut matboard installations.
What happens when artwork is both a painting and a poem? Or, when a poem is also an occupant of three-dimensional space? Kramlich, fascinated with the text+image relationship, centers her work on these questions due to “our existence in a society that barrages individuals with memes, ads, and digital conversations.” As a member of the millennial generation, she is keenly aware of—and influenced by—societal interpersonal shifts due to computer-mediated communication, and through her lens as a LGBTQ+ American woman, she often uses common phrases in her work to challenge or analyze power dynamics in society.
On View at SCH: February 9 - March 24, 2023
Questions?
The exhibition will run through March 24, 2023. To schedule a visit to the gallery, please reach out to director of Arts Megan Monaghan or Barbara Crawford liaison Heidi Painter. Artwork inquiries can be directed to Dawn Kramlich at dawnkramlich@gmail.com.
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at SCH's Barbara Crawford Gallery
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ARTS & NEW MEDIA ProgramS
Music, performing arts, visual arts, and new media—SCH provides an extensive and ever-growing list of creative opportunities throughout all divisions. Beginning with Pre-K, students are taught skills woven around artistic principles, concepts, and habits that grow in complexity from year to year.
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Dawn Kramlich
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iN A PERSONAL TOUR?
Visit SCH's Barbara Crawford Gallery with a member of the SCH Arts Department.
The gallery is open to the public by appointment only. Note: tours will take place when school is not in session.
Questions? Email our Director of Arts, Megan Monaghan, at mmonaghan@sch.org