KROWSWORK


Mary Hull Webster, Cumulous, September 14-October 10, 2015 CLOSING RECEPTION AND CONVERSATION BETWEEN MARY WEBSTER AND KROWSWORK DIRECTOR JASMINE MOORHEAD, SATURDAY OCTOBER 10, 3PM SEE THE CULMINATING EXHIBITION, CUMULOUS, INCLUDING A NEW VIDEO WORK MADE DURING THE RESIDENCY
ART time space beauty horror rage love lightindarkness objects video sound computers information language paint movies booksespeciallyfiction REVELATION light in found patterns and objects underneath whatI'vebeenabletosee THING are these colors gothic? sublime, farawaynottoday COLLAPSE of HISTORY that makes everything present allthetime nothing lost ever FLOOR sculptureswithlightandsoundinsideandmultiple THING ontop likethemind MULTIPLICITY and DIVERSITY as the only means of finding out what's happening
Mary Hull Webster, MFA in electronic art, works in many media. The most central one, time, causes multiple events and objects to ripen together into a glimpse of provisional meaning--before falling away into something else. On viewing Van Gogh’s Starry Night at the age of twenty, she understood how he actually saw the world. In that moment she knew that reality is mutable and open to infinite narratives of self and other that we can actively help to create. Her residency will focus on Cumulous: a cloud of rounded masses heaped on each other in the form of stacks, sounds, overlays, video, and morning greetings. To receive a brief email greeting every morning from September 14-October 10, write to mhwdotcom@gmail.com.