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Home › News & Events › Events › Olivier Dubois-Cherrier: It’s Only A Matter Of Time

Olivier Dubois-Cherrier: It’s Only A Matter Of Time

January 23, 2018 to February 1, 2018

Venue: Lionel Rombach Gallery

Esthetic of Decay #8C, Mixed Media, 2016 – 2017

Opening Reception: Jan. 23rd, 2017, 3 – 4:30pm

It’s Only A Matter Of Time is a philosophical inquiry of the main components of our experience of life as human beings, that are comprised of birth (creation), permanent move toward growth, and decay until inexorable death (physical disappearance). The exhibition consists of a harmonious mix of several elements that are intended to offer the viewer a range of experiences about durability, as well as the opportunity to question the relationships we have with the conventions of time that rule and regulate our daily lives, often without considering our perpetual moving nature.

Olivier Dubois-Cherrier is a French-Caribbean artist working in Tucson, AZ. He received his Bachelor of Fine Arts from Miami Art Institute, and he is currently pursuing is MFA at University of Arizona. He has been exhibited in various places internationally, including Guadeloupe, Santo Domingo in Dominican Republic, Paros in the Cyclades, Miami (FL), Indio (CA), twice at the Latin Views Biennial in Connecticut, Tucson (AZ).

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Students in galen dara's ART 404 class used their sketchbooks to explore and ponder the immersive space installations and video exhibits at the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) — moca-tucson.org/ — including "Sonoran Quipu" by chilean poet cecilia vicuña, "Subrosa" by Na Mira and "While Hissing" by Ravon Chacon. Arizona Arts The University of Arizona MOCA Tucson ... See MoreSee Less

Students in galen daras ART 404 class used their sketchbooks to explore and ponder the immersive space installations and video exhibits at the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) — https://moca-tucson.org/ — including Sonoran Quipu by chilean poet cecilia vicuña, Subrosa by Na Mira and While Hissing by Ravon Chacon. Arizona Arts The University of Arizona MOCA TucsonImage attachmentImage attachment+8Image attachment
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Join us for the opening reception of "Scratching the Surface" on Friday, June 2, from 2 to 4 p.m. in the Lionel Rombach Gallery. The exhibition is open now, with work from students in galen dara's ART 404 sketch class. The reception will include refreshments and drawing activities! (Artwork by Phoebe Dubisch) Arizona Arts The University of Arizona Galen Dara University of Arizona Museum of Art ... See MoreSee Less

Join us for the opening reception of Scratching the Surface on Friday, June 2, from 2 to 4 p.m. in the Lionel Rombach Gallery. The exhibition is open now, with work from students in galen daras ART 404 sketch class. The reception will include refreshments and drawing activities! (Artwork by Phoebe Dubisch) Arizona Arts The University of Arizona Galen Dara University of Arizona Museum of Art
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A visit to the International Wildlife Museum yielded excellent sketching opportunities for galen dara's ART 404 class yesterday. The students' show, "Scratching the Surface," is now open at the Lionel Rombach Gallery. (thewildlifemuseum.org/permanent-exhibits/) Arizona Arts The University of Arizona University of Arizona Museum of Art ... See MoreSee Less

A visit to the International Wildlife Museum yielded excellent sketching opportunities for galen daras ART 404 class yesterday. The students show, Scratching the Surface, is now open at the Lionel Rombach Gallery. (https://thewildlifemuseum.org/permanent-exhibits/) Arizona Arts The University of Arizona University of Arizona Museum of ArtImage attachmentImage attachment+Image attachment
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Artist Lisette Chavez (MFA '14) visited our Book Art and Letterpress Lab, where she chatted with Professor Karen Zimmermann about her career and next week's national APA Wayzgoose Conference hosted by the school (tinyurl.com/soawg2). Chavez works remotely from Tucson as a research assistant for the National Hispanic Cultural Center Foundation. She also hosts a cool Instagram site, “Show me your print shop” (tinyurl.com/3xpvc4w8) as a resource for printmakers. Book art and letterpress labs from all over the world send her photos, and she posts them with information or tips shared by the printmakers! Her website is at www.lisettechavez.com/.

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Artist Lisette Chavez (MFA 14) visited our Book Art and Letterpress Lab, where she chatted with Professor Karen Zimmermann about her career and next weeks national APA Wayzgoose Conference hosted by the school (https://tinyurl.com/soawg2). Chavez works remotely from Tucson as a research assistant for the National Hispanic Cultural Center Foundation. She also hosts a cool Instagram site, “Show me your print shop” (https://tinyurl.com/3xpvc4w8) as a resource for printmakers. Book art and letterpress labs from all over the world send her photos, and she posts them with information or tips shared by the printmakers! Her website is at https://www.lisettechavez.com/.

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A visit to the University of Arizona Museum of Art yielded lots of sketching opportunities for students in galen dara's ART 404 class, "Scratching the Surface." Their show in the Lionel Rombach Gallery is officially open to visitors! Arizona Arts The University of Arizona University of Arizona Museum of Art Galen Dara ... See MoreSee Less

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