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DESCRIPTION:Event Name: Our Subject Is You\nEvent Url: http://www.gotriadsc
 ene.com/event/detail/13597/Our_Subject_Is_You\nEvent Date Begin: 2009-06-1
 9\nEvent Date End: 2009-09-13\n\n&ldquo\;Our Subject is You&rdquo\; is the
  first exhibition organized by the Weatherspoon Art Museum to focus on par
 ticipatory art. The artists in the exhibition rely on the involvement of t
 he public in order for their work to be realized. They form avenues for me
 aningful engagement within the context of the gallery\, inviting museum vi
 sitors to contribute to the creation of artwork through social interaction
 \, collaboration\, and/or performativity. Artists included in the show are
  Tonico Lemos Auad (Brazil/UK)\, Harrell Fletcher (USA)\, Nina Katchadouri
 an (USA)\, San Keller (Switzerland)\, Steve Lambert (USA)\, Darren O'Donne
 ll (Canada)\, Sherri Lynn Wood (USA) and Erwin Wurm (Austria).\nIn the exh
 ibition\, museum visitors will take part in the formation of artwork and t
 hrough special live participatory events at the June 19th opening. Through
  this process\, &ldquo\;Our Subject is You&rdquo\; anticipates visitors wi
 ll become aware of a collapse between the traditional boundaries that defi
 ne spectator from artwork\, or spectator from performer\, and perceive the
 mselves to be active participants in the creation of art and culture.\nThe
  embrace of social collaboration in art has its roots in the Happenings an
 d interactive works produced by artists such as Yoko Ono and Alan Kaprow i
 n the 1960s. Now reformulated by globalization and the widespread use of t
 he internet\, the works in &ldquo\;Our Subject is You&rdquo\; reveal how p
 articipatory practice has increased in relevance&mdash\;and prevalence&mda
 sh\;among artists over the past decade.\n&ldquo\;Our Subject is You&rdquo\
 ; is co-curated by conceptual artist and UNCG Assistant Professor of Art\,
  Lee Walton and Weatherspoon Curator of Exhibitions\, Xandra Eden. Support
  for San Keller's work is generously provided by Pro Helvetia\, Swiss Arts
  Council.\nImage: Tonico Lemos Auad\, &ldquo\;Quatro Ventos (Four Winds)&r
 dquo\;\, 2008/2009\, cast graphite and burnt bread\, variable dimensions. 
 Courtesy of Stephen Friedman Gallery\, London and CRG Gallery\, New York.
 \nSUMMER PARTY!\nFriday\, June 19\, 7 - 9:30 pm\nWeatherspoon Art Museum -
  6th Annual Summer Solstice Party + &ldquo\;Our Subject is You&rdquo\; Exh
 ibition Premiere\nAn evening of music and interactive artwork. Free admiss
 ion. Light food and refreshments (cash bar). Bring your cameras!\nSchedule
  of Events\n7 pm: &ldquo\;We Art Proud to Present&rdquo\; by Nina Katchado
 urian Not to be missed! Arrive between 7-7:30 to participate in this red c
 arpet event.\n7:45: &ldquo\;Weatherspoon\, Dega. Dega\, Weatherspoon&rdquo
 \; by Darren O'Donnell Featuring VIP guests from the Montagnard Dega Assoc
 iation of Greensboro.\n8 pm: &ldquo\;Take the Stage: Open Mic&rdquo\; Live
  entertainment by Greensboro's finest. Open Mic participants include perfo
 rmances by Tim Barkley\, Keith Buckner and Jim Young of 'Nut Bush Ramblers
 '\, Renee Mendoza Haran of 'Filthybird'\, Molly McGinn of 'Buster Dillys'\
 , 'Silver Hill Mine'\, Mark Engebretson and Susan Fancher\, Molly Miller\,
  'Basalt'\, Emily Stewart and Josh Watson of 'Our Horse Jethro'\, John Dav
 is\, and others from our community.\nSpecial thanks to our sponsors\, the 
 Weatherspoon Art Museum Association\, and Natty Greene's Pub and Brewing C
 o. who kindly donated beverages for this event.\n\nStart time: 10am (Tuesd
 ay-Friday)\, 1pm (Sat + Sun)
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