Portfolio: Pattern and Process [EXHIBITION]
Pattern and Process asks how and why patterns help navigate us through our collective and intimate worlds. Whether we recognize it or not, pattern occurs in all aspects of our lives and affects us in different ways. In using a broad definition of the term—colors, forms, images, or ideas that can be repeated in a serial way—pattern can be decorative, structural, occur in nature, inform and shape our behavior, or act as recurring markers of time. Patterns can provide a set of rules, shape rhythm in music, or even determine our own habits. Organized thematically, the artworks in the exhibition investigate how patterns create—or sometimes challenge—order, systems, and processes; how patterns locate us within the external, physical world, evoking movement, landscape, and time; and how patterns conjure or mine our psychic states or internal worlds, including our memories and emotions.
“I cannot sleep. I am worried. Maybe buying toilet paper will make me feel better.”
Remoulade (Furnishing Fabric)
- Alan Cohen [1]
- Annette Lemieux [1]
- Anni Albers [1]
- Armelle Bouchet O'Neill [1]
- Arturo Alonzo Sandoval [1]
- Berenice Abbott [1]
- Betsy Packard [1]
- Carmen Lozar [1]
- Charles Gaines [3]
- Deborah Puretz [3]
- Dextra Quotskuyva Nampeyo [1]
- Don Baum [1]
- Dot Replinger [1]
- Elijah Burgher [2]
- Fannie Nampeyo [2]
- Frederick Hammersley [1]
- Gerald Hayes [1]
- Gunther Gerzso [1]
- Harold Eugene Edgerton [1]
- Ivan Mareš [1]
- Jack Lenor Larson [1]
- Jasper Johns [1]
- Jeffry Mitchell [1]
- Jennifer Bartlett [1]
- Joyce Kozloff [1]
- June Wayne [1]
- Kenji Nakahashi [1]
- Louise Bourgeois [1]
- Louise Nevelson [1]
- Mavis Pusey [1]
- Mikyung Kim [3]
- Sol LeWitt [16]
- Sonny Assu [1]
- Steffen Dam [1]
- Temple Grandin [3]
- Victor Ekpuk [1]
- Vija Celmins [1]