BGuthrie Photos: DC -- American University -- Katzen Arts Center -- 2017A Winter Exhibit: Julie Wolfe: Quest for a Third Paradise

DC -- American University -- Katzen Arts Center -- 2017A Winter Exhibit: Julie Wolfe: Quest for a Third Paradise:

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Description of Pictures: Julie Wolfe: Quest for a Third Paradise
January 18 through March 12, 2017
What if we could better understand our own human social systems—the means by which we communicate with each other, the patterns that govern our interdependence, and the minutiae that form those larger structures? And what if we could appreciate the infinitely more complex systems that thrive in our natural world? Perhaps we, as humans, could then see how we fit into a larger universal system housed by nature: an ecological world in which our relationship to nature is not adversarial, but one of peaceful coexistence. This is the vision of Julie Wolfe's Quest for a Third Paradise.
Curated by Claire D'Alba

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Specific picture descriptions: Photos above with "i" icons next to the bracketed sequence numbers (e.g. "[1] ") are described as follows:
1. KATWOL_170127_012.JPG: Julia Wolfe: Quest for a Third Paradise Curated by Claire D'Alba
2. KATWOL_170127_042.JPG: Julie Wolfe Short Stories, 2016
3. KATWOL_170128_098.JPG: Julie Wolfe: Quest for a Third Paradise Curated by Claire D'Alba What if we could better understand our own human social systems-the means by which we communicate with each other, the patterns that govern our interdependence, and the minutiae that form those larger structures? And what if we could appreciate the infinitely more complex systems that thrive in our natural world? Perhaps we, as humans, could then see how we fit into a larger universal system housed by nature: an ecological world in which our relationship to nature is not adversarial, but one of peaceful coexistence. This is the vision of Julie Wolfe's Quest for a Third Paradise. Inspired by artist and art theorist Michelangelo Pistoletto's concept of a third paradise -- the fusion of a first environmental paradise in which humans are fully integrated in nature and second artificial paradise developed by human intelligence through science and technology -- Wolfe not only formally visualizes this evolutionary transition, but provides a systematic map replete with the visual data for how to get there. Julie Wolfe's Third Paradise is a universe in which beauty and color reign, where the observation, knowledge, and understanding of our natural world yield awe and appreciation among its human inhabitants. But crucial to this utopia is a community of individuals who have found a way to thrive both as individuals and collectively, within a flourishing system of mankind.
4. KATWOL_170128_101.JPG: Julie Wolfe: Quest for a Third Paradise Curated by Claire D'Alba What if we could better understand our own human social systems-the means by which we communicate with each other, the patterns that govern our interdependence, and the minutiae that form those larger structures? And what if we could appreciate the infinitely more complex systems that thrive in our natural world? Perhaps we, as humans, could then see how we fit into a larger universal system housed by nature: an ecological world in which our relationship to nature is not adversarial, but one of peaceful coexistence. This is the vision of Julie Wolfe's Quest for a Third Paradise. Inspired by artist and art theorist Michelangelo Pistoletto's concept of a third paradise -- the fusion of a first environmental paradise in which humans are fully integrated in nature and second artificial paradise developed by human intelligence through science and technology -- Wolfe not only formally visualizes this evolutionary transition, but provides a systematic map replete with the visual data for how to get there. Julie Wolfe's Third Paradise is a universe in which beauty and color reign, where the observation, knowledge, and understanding of our natural world yield awe and appreciation among its human inhabitants. But crucial to this utopia is a community of individuals who have found a way to thrive both as individuals and collectively, within a flourishing system of mankind.
5. KATWOL_170128_123.JPG: Julie Wolfe Contours Series, 2015
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