"In fact,we are much better off if we bring it all with us..."

visiting faculty exhibition

February 10 - February 24, 2005
opening reception: February 10, 2005

In a world where goldfish live both in freshwater and the supermarket aisle, love resides somewhere between the heart and our thoughts, but Suicidal Tendencies is more a rock band than a feeling.

Are our thoughts our own? What and how much are we really holding onto? Should we leave it all behind? Or should we bring it all with us to Planet Genesis and beyond…………

An art exhibition by Visiting Faculty members of the Art Department of the University of Missouri-Columbia, that raises questions concerning identity in the face of media saturation, the (mis)use of technology and visualization and the effects of conspicuous consumption. Visiting Faculty members exhibiting are: Mark Langeneckert, Sarah McCourt, Sabine Gruffat and Rollin Beamish.

This exhibition will be on display in the George Caleb Bingham Gallery from February 10, 2005, to February 24, 2005. A public reception will be held in the gallery on Thursday, February 10, 2005, from 4:00-6:00 pm.

Click on each image on the right to see a larger one.

Mark Langeneckert
Hot Seat
(detail)
2005
mixed media with pastel
107 x 122 cm

Mark Langeneckert
Neil
(detail)
2004
mixed media monotype
19 x 28 cm

Mark Langeneckert
Shattered
(detail)
2004
mixed media charcoal drawing
107 x 122 cm

Mark Langeneckert
Journey to Nowhere
(detail)
2004
mixed media with pastel
107 x 122 cm

Mark Langeneckert
Self Portrait
(detail)
2004
mixed media with pastel
107 x 204 cm

Mark Langeneckert
Tom
(detail)
2004
mixed media monotype
23 x 29 cm

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