Image of Jay MacDonald welding his mud hut's substructure.

Image of Jay MacDonald welding his mud hut’s substructure.

Join me this Thursday evening for RESONANCE – press release below. Here’s the Facebook event link.

RESONANCE:

Artist-organized warehouse show opens in Long Island City April 17-27.
Headscapes Warehouse: 26-19 Jackson Avenue, Queens 11101.

Carl Jung built himself a house by a lake. He designed and made it with his own hands. It was no ordinary house. Four stone towers represented the human mind, and a courtyard in the center symbolized the deepest inner psyche.

Jung thought our dreams are haunted by the dreams of our ancestors — the dreams of humans who believed in magic instead of certainty. At RESONANCE, a dozen artists dig into archetypes and magic, and, like Jung, apply it to the everyday, to the home. In this collaborative, artist-run group show, the most common objects have deeper meanings, darker pasts, and, most importantly, shared meanings.

Featured artists include:

Jade Brandt
Ben Burke
Monica Canilao
M.V. Carbon
Nathan Corbin
Robin Frohardt
Jay MacDonald
Orien McNeil
Martina Mrongovius
Benjamin Mortimer
Nick Normal
Michael O’Toole
Jeff Stark with Sarah McMillan, Laura McMillian, and Ryan O’Connor
Allison Termine
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RESONANCE opens on April 17 and closes on April 27 at the Headscapes Warehouse at 26-19 Jackson Avenue, Long Island City, Queens. Several events are scheduled throughout the run including the premier of ReCreation, a film by Nathan Corbin involving 13 noise musicians who entered the woods five years ago this Easter.  There will also be live bands and collaborative dinners in the gallery. A performance experiment in Morphic Resonance will run concurrent with the show.

RESONANCE is organized by Benjamin Mortimer, with support from See.Me, Rockrose, and the Center for the Holographic Arts.

Email: resonanceshow@gmail.com
Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/events/1403808003221324/
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