Wednesday, October 30, 2024

DAVID WINTON BELL GAllERY

David Winton Bell Gallery

List Art Center, Brown University

Carrie Mae Weems: Varying Shades of Brown Convening

As part of the campus-wide project Carrie Mae Weems: Varying Shades of Brown, join Carrie Mae Weems for an array of conversations, performances, and gatherings across a two day convening of artists, thinkers, and waymakers.

Members of the Brown and Providence communities, and beyond, are encouraged to engage with dialogues and debates around the career-spanning themes of Carrie Mae Weems’ work.

Friday, November 10 and Saturday, November 11

The Perry and Marty Granoff Center for the Creative Arts, 154 Angell St, Providence, RI

The Lindemann Performing Arts Center, 144 Angell St, Providence, RI

Learn more and purchase tickets.

Inaugurating Brown Arts’ IGNITE SeriesVarying Shades of Brown is a campus-wide project featuring major installations and programs by artist Carrie Mae Weems (b. 1953, Portland, OR), whose conceptual, image-focused work has been revered for over four decades. Through a variety of mediums and activations, Weems renders historical moments uncanny to draw out the complexities of racial and gendered violence. Integrating artistic practice and arts research, Weems—in her role as the first Agnes Gund Professor of the Practice of Art and Social Justice at Brown Arts Institute (BAI)—collaborated closely with students in her course “Artist@Work: Carrie Mae Weems” to develop Varying Shades of Brown. Sites include the David Winton Bell Gallery and List Lobby Gallery in the List Art Center; Cohen Gallery in the Granoff Center for the Creative Arts; the Main Hall and Attanasio Family Promenade of the new Lindemann Performing Arts Center; and various public spaces across campus. 

Now on view through Sunday, December 3:

Lincoln, Lonnie and Me—A Story in Five Parts

Usual Suspects

David Winton Bell Gallery and List Lobby, List Art Center

Land of Broken Dreams: A Case Study

Cohen Gallery, Granoff Center for the Creative Arts

Opening Thursday, November 9, on view through Sunday, December 3:

Cyclorama: The Shape of Things, A Video in 7 Parts

Seat or Stand and Speak

The Lindemann Performing Arts Center (tickets required)

David Winton Bell Gallery

List Art Center, Brown University

64 College Street, Providence, RI 02912

Open daily 11am–7pm; Thursdays 11am–9pm

brown.edu/bellgallery