Using these parameters the faculty members created
personal cabinets of curiosity, or wunderkammer, which will be presented over the course of the exhibition.
Not exact matches
Fensterstock transforms the Atrium Gallery into a
cabinet of curiosity that expands her interest in natural history and
personal collections, principally Holophusicon, an eighteenth - century natural history and ethnographical museum in London, and American artist Robert Smithson's Mirror with Crushed Shells, created during an exploration on the beaches
of Sanibel, Florida.
Like little Wunderkammer —
cabinets of curiosities — the paintings manage to collect people and the objects that surround them (phones, shoes, luggage, food, furniture, art supplies) like a modern - day
personal art diary version
of Where's Waldo.
Also on view is a host
of transportive ephemera, from photos and archival footage
of the artist to his paint brushes and
personal treasures, making this booth an enticing
cabinet of curiosities.
These objects, which are loaded with
personal and historical meaning, contribute to the overall suggestion
of the exhibition — that is it is a post-colonial
cabinet of curiosity.