Events

[ART] Like a curious kid, Transposition asks a lot of questions. These are not the questions of a toddler, though—they’re more like the questions of a time-traveling existentialist: ”Through the lens of a specific generation of artists, how does one begin to understand their existence in a specific moment?” “How do artists play with the idea of a physically tangible memory, and how could that relate back to the impact of the digital age we are currently in?” and “Where does memory fit into transposition permutations?” are a few of the questions that this asks. Curated by Victoria Hristoff and Casey Schultz, the show is a group exhibition that includes work by artists like Sabriana Brundage, Ilana DiMarco, Dipo Doherty, Hannah Hoist, Richard Hunter, Justin Montan, Gabriella Moreno, Sam Treco, Marissa Villacampa, Shultz, and Hristoff. You’ll likely walk away from this show with more questions of your own, but as Friedrich Nietzsche once said: “He who has a why to live for can bear almost any how.” Transposition, presented by Good Neighbor and Team Radio, opens at Sugar City this Sunday, August 9 at 7pm and it is free and open to the public.