7/20: ASHLEY MORGAN / JOSEPH MORRIS // new works by ASHLEY MORGAN & JOSEPH MORRIS

2014 July 14
by theacreproject

ASHLEY MORGAN / JOSEPH MORRIS
new works by ASHLEY MORGAN & JOSEPH MORRIS
July 20 – August 31, 2014

Opening Reception: Sunday, July 20, 4-8pm
Open Hours: Sundays & Mondays, noon-4pm 
ACRE Projects
1913 W 17th Street, Chicago

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ASHLEY MORGAN studied sculpture at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (MFA 2010) and visual arts at Arkansas State University (BFA 2006). In addition to local and national research, Morgan has traveled abroad to study contemporary sculpture on the streets of Florence, Italy to gain insight into the boundaries between public and private viewing of contemporary art.  Her work has been exhibited both nationally and internationally including public art projects in Florence, Italy and Seoul, Korea.  She has created site-specific installations and been a part of numerous group exhibitions including works at the Charles Allis Art Museum and the John Michael Kohler Art Center.  In recent years, Morgan has also been selected as a fellow for the Greater Milwaukee Foundation Mary Nohl Fellowship and awarded  a Sonnabend Fellowship for the Museum of Jurassic Technology in Los Angeles. Ashley Morgan lives and works in Milwaukee, where she is an instructor at the Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design.

 

More information about Ashley Morgan can be found at ashleymorgan.info.

 

JOSEPH MORRIS is a contemporary New Media Sculptor based in Brooklyn, NY where he is currently Visiting Professor and Technician with Pratt Institute’s department of Industrial Design.  Morris was born in Bronx, NY in 1984, received his MFA in Art and Technology Studies at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, and his BFA in Sculpture from State University of New York at Purchase College.  He has exhibited in the US and abroad including shows at Oi Futura Gallery in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, The Glass Curtain Gallery in Chicago, IL, and Warehouse 508 in Albuquerque, NM during the International Symposium of Electronic Arts.  In 2010, Morris was awarded a residency fellowship at The Contemporary Artists Center in Troy, NY.

 

More information about Joseph Morris can be found at emotivemachine.net.