BGuthrie Photos: DC -- American University -- Katzen Arts Center -- 2019D Early Fall Exhibit: Topographies of Life: Pam Rogers, Lynn Sures, Mel Watkin

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Description of Pictures: Topographies of Life: Pam Rogers, Lynn Sures, Mel Watkin
September 3-December 15, 2019
Presented by the AU Museum Project Space
Using the medium of drawing to varied and distinctive effect, Rogers, Sures, and Watkin trace human connections to the natural world—across time and varied landscapes. The three artists work from both a consciousness of drawing’s ties to illustration and evidence; and, the medium’s unique ability to transmit the artist’s “hand” and personal response to their subject. From the deserts of Kenya, forests of the Midwest, to the Potomac watershed, these artists are deeply attuned to the mutually affecting relationship between the anthropological and natural worlds.

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2019_DC_KatzenX_2019D_Walter: DC -- American University -- Katzen Arts Center -- 2019D Early Fall Exhibit: Moves Like Walter: New Curators Open the Corcoran Legacy Collection (59 photos from 2019)
2019_DC_KatzenX_2019D_World: DC -- American University -- Katzen Arts Center -- 2019D Early Fall Exhibit: Our World Above: Monoprints and Glass by Annette Lerner (9 photos from 2019)
2019_DC_KatzenX_2019D_Topo: DC -- American University -- Katzen Arts Center -- 2019D Early Fall Exhibit: Topographies of Life: Pam Rogers, Lynn Sures, Mel Watkin (31 photos from 2019)
2019_DC_KatzenX_2019D_Prints: DC -- American University -- Katzen Arts Center -- 2019D Early Fall Exhibit: (Alper) Prints & Artists: WD Printmaking Workshop 1970-Present (19 photos from 2019)
2019_DC_KatzenXT_Topo_190907: DC -- American University -- Katzen Arts Center -- 2019D Early Fall Gallery Talk: Topographies of Life: Pam Rogers, Lynn Sures, Mel Watkin (46 photos from 2019)
2019_DC_KatzenO_190907: DC -- American University -- Katzen Arts Center -- 2019D Early Fall Opening Reception (Public) (43 photos from 2019)

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1. KATTOP_190907_001.JPG: Topographies of Life: Pam Rogers, Lynn Sures, Mel Watkin Curated by Jennifer Riddell
2. KATTOP_190907_004.JPG: Windy Night, Olorgesailie, 2018
3. KATTOP_190907_076.JPG: Zebra and Hyena, 2018
4. KATTOP_190907_080.JPG: Excavation, 2018
5. KATTOP_190907_083.JPG: Lynn Sures These ancestors of ours were the first artists, I had learned from researchers... I was electrified to know that ochre was used as a decorative or artistic pigment; that Neanderthals had done cave paintings.
6. KATTOP_190907_089.JPG: The Handaxe Quarry, 2018
7. KATTOP_190907_100.JPG: Pam Rogers, Lynn Sures, and Mel Watkin use drawing to trace human connections to the natural world-across time and varied landscapes. Each artist works from a consciousness of drawing's ties to illustration, verisimilitude, and the medium's unique ability to transmit the artist's "hand" and personal response to their subject. While drawing is often used for idea generation, studies, or as a foundation toward planning a work of art, for these artists, the practice of drawing is a deliberative and complete process. From the deserts of Kenya, forests of the Midwest, to the Potomac watershed, the works of art express the artists' deep attunement to the mutually affecting relationship between the anthropological and natural worlds.
8. KATTOP_190907_103.JPG: Cross-Section: Black Cherry, 2019
9. KATTOP_190907_108.JPG: Cross-Section: Sycamore (Ghost Tree), 2019
10. KATTOP_190907_110.JPG: Cross-Section: Armed, 2019
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