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To Be Continued, an international online solo art exhibition by Tammy Knipp opens on February 15, and will continue for two months until April 15, 2024.
Tammy Knipp's “To Be Continued”, refers to the display of transformation and decay in this immersive collection of found and repurposed objects. Here, we witness natural processes of organic decomposition and decay, such as in the rawhide slabs; degradation without apparent decay, as with the arbitrary pieces of ratty plastic; and the aesthetic logic revealed in bubbling processes of transformation and decomposition. There is an anthropological aspect that is beyond willful interference and despoilment: humans are ontologically fascinated and repelled by decomposition and decay. The work is basically an imaginative rendering of this process.
Visit this unique exhibition and walk into Tammy's world at https://www.exhibizone.com/to-be-continued-exhibition
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Knipp received her MFA degrees in sculpture / installation and in graphic design, respectively, from Washington University, St. Louis, MO, and The University of Maryland Baltimore County. She has presented papers at numerous conferences including Eurographics, Milano, Italy and Informatics, Paris, France. Papers have been published in Information Visualization, IEE Computer Society Journal; Eurographics; Analecta Husserliana; and Leonardo and Ylem Journal. She has received numerous awards and was nominated for the Rockefeller Foundation New Media Fellowship in 2003. She received a bronze award from the 2020 Indigo Design International Competition, held in Amsterdam. She has exhibited in the International Symposium on Electronic Art, School of the Art Institute, Chicago, the Digital Salon Exhibition at the School of Visual Arts, New York and the Exhibition of the International Conference on Electronic Imaging, Linz, Austria.
https://www.exhibizone.com/to-be-continued-exhibition
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