Beinecke Fellow Matthew Jesse Jackson presents “Everythingism.”
It could be argued that the most compelling art is no longer defined by particular media (painting, sculpture, photography, video), or by particular subjects (portraiture, landscape, still life, devotional image), or by particular strategies of representation (Cubism, Surrealism, Pop Art, Appropriation); instead, the true art of our time might best be described as being distinguished by activities that employ everything to evoke everything by means of everything.
Tuesday, September 12 5:30-6:30pm
Michael Conforti Pavilion