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Acrylic painting resembling the torso of possibly a woman, rendered in geometric or abstract fashion. Her forearms are cut off and she has a single thigh. Vertical and horizontal strokes are visible. The figure has a broad chest and shoulder. MMoCA Presents Christina Ramberg: Vertical Amnesia, Featuring Celebrated Works by the Chicago Imagists

MMoCA Presents Christina Ramberg: Vertical Amnesia, Featuring Celebrated Works by the Chicago Imagists

Feb 22 2023

Glitchy still from Ava Wanbli's video game Setraline Dolls featuring a 3D rendering of a person floating over an ocean with a large hole in the middle. A pair of wings can be seen in the corner of the still. The main figure appears to be looking at another figure, but that figure appears to be fading away. MMoCA Presents Sertraline Dolls, a Video Game-Based Work by New Media Artist Ava Wanbli

MMoCA Presents Sertraline Dolls, a Video Game-Based Work by New Media Artist Ava Wanbli

Jan 23 2023

abstract acrylic and oil painting MMoCA Presents Floyd Newsum’s First Retrospective

MMoCA Presents Floyd Newsum’s First Retrospective

Dec 20 2022

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Acrylic painting resembling the torso of possibly a woman, rendered in geometric or abstract fashion. Her forearms are cut off and she has a single thigh. Vertical and horizontal strokes are visible. The figure has a broad chest and shoulder. MMoCA Presents Christina Ramberg: Vertical Amnesia, Featuring Celebrated Works by the Chicago Imagists

MMoCA Presents Christina Ramberg: Vertical Amnesia, Featuring Celebrated Works by the Chicago Imagists

Feb 22 2023

Glitchy still from Ava Wanbli's video game Setraline Dolls featuring a 3D rendering of a person floating over an ocean with a large hole in the middle. A pair of wings can be seen in the corner of the still. The main figure appears to be looking at another figure, but that figure appears to be fading away. MMoCA Presents Sertraline Dolls, a Video Game-Based Work by New Media Artist Ava Wanbli

MMoCA Presents Sertraline Dolls, a Video Game-Based Work by New Media Artist Ava Wanbli

Jan 23 2023

abstract acrylic and oil painting MMoCA Presents Floyd Newsum’s First Retrospective

MMoCA Presents Floyd Newsum’s First Retrospective

Dec 20 2022