GIF of “Scintilla”
Playing with GIFs as show documentation Arthur Roger Gallery, Dec 2015-Feb 2016 http://arthurrogergallery.com/exhibition/courtney-egan-4/
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“Sea of Common Catastrophe” May 2016
ArtSpot Productions presented Jeff Becker’s “Sea of Common Catastrophe,” a site-specific prelude to a new touring show about displacement, detritus, and designer food, in May. I had the honor of making projections for the show. This iteration was at Catapult, 609 Saint Ferdinand Street, New Orleans, LA. Full show coming soon. Photo credit: Melissa Cardona
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“Between Nature and Technology” at Sonoma Museum of Art in CA
My husband David Sullivan and I in a show together! Curated by Flynn O’Brien. Sonoma Museum of Art December 2015 – March 2016
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“The New Sublime” at U of Louisiana Lafayette’s Hilliard Museum, and Centenary College’s Meadows Museum
Hilliard Museum in Lafayette: January – May 2015 Meadows Museum in Shreveport, LA: September – October, 2015
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“Circulation of Light” at Arthur Roger Gallery, Jan-Feb 2015
review by Tasia Kastanek in Pelican Bomb
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Fountains
Fountains, 2014, single channel HD video installation, silent, cast glass and aluminum chain Installed at Arthur Roger Gallery, January – February 2015 “In Fountains, 2014, swooping aluminum chains connect a collection of cast glass bottles, arranged like a chandelier on the wall. The projection of a silent but frenzied flow of water animates the bottles and delicate metal chains, running up, down, and bubbling inside the bottles. The ceaseless streams appear so convincing, despite their illogical directions and speed, that […]
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Crystal Gazers
Crystal Gazers 2014 Forged metal, cast glass, wire, HD video projection 35 x 60 x 8 inches Installed at Arthur Roger Gallery, Jan-Feb 2015 “Crystal Gazers, 2014,… merges glass sculpture and projections, creating a luminescent vegetal object. Clusters of glass medallions, reminiscent of sand dollars, hang from sinuous iron branches, refracting and magnifying the projected purple and green light. In the negative space between the gem-like discs, glimmering bursts of light fade to tiny motes, like a fantastic snowfall or […]
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