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Description
Artist: Catalina Schliebener
Curator: John Chaich
Opening September 18, 2021
Exhibition open through October 24, 2021
In our first Mills Gallery exhibition since March 2020, BCA presents Catalina Schliebener: Growing Sideways, curated by John Chaich, in which dozens of drawings-on-collage frame the Mills Gallery space to culminate in a site-specific, floor-to-ceiling installation, growing across two- and three-dimensional surfaces and creating a disjointed narrative exploring gender formation and erotic curiosity.
Catalina Schliebener: Growing Sideways kicks off BCA’s new 1:1 Curatorial Initiative series. 1:1 is a series of community-sourced one person shows that are collaborative projects between one artist and one curator.
The Saturday, September 18, 2021 opening includes timed entry and limited capacity, with the reception to be held in the Cyclorama — to maximize social distancing. BCA requires that all patrons wear masks while attending indoor performances and events, they may only be removed when you are actively drinking or eating. All current COVID guidelines will be in place for artists and audiences for each event. This event is held at a limited capacity.
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If you’re feeling unwell, please stay home and get better! Catalina Schliebener: Growing Sideways in the Mills is open every Wednesday – Saturday, 1pm – 6pm, or by appointment until October 24th. We will also be hosting a closing artist talk on October 23rd.
Image Credit: Catalina Schliebener, Growing Sideways, 2021, hand cut paper collage and graphite.
Date & Time
Sat, Sep 18, 2021 7:00 PM
Venue Details
Mills Gallery at Boston Center for the Arts
551 Tremont Street, Boston, Massachusetts 02116, US
