Dec
03
Lectures and Workshops
Image Ontology and Dark Sousveillance, Ricky Weaver on the Ritual of Making
Image Ontology and Dark Sousveillance: Ricky Weaver on the Ritual of Making is an in person and virtual event that will be live streamed and available to all on Zoom.
ArtCenter faculty, students, and staff are encourages to attend in person at the LA Times Media Center.
Ricky Weaver, ArtCenter’s AICAD Fellows Artist in Residence, is an image-based artist from Ypsilanti, Michigan. She received her BFA from Eastern Michigan University and her MFA from Cranbrook Academy of Art. Ricky is currently an instructor at ArtCenter College of Design, The Society of Photographic Education, and more. Ricky is represented by David Klein Gallery (Detroit, MI) and has shown work at the 13th Havana Biennale, Expo Chicago, Photographic Center Northwest, Black Studies Gallery at UT Austin and more. Weaver’s practice prioritizes the ways in which image materializes within a spatiotemporal collapse. Her application of scripture, hymn, and colloquial passages observe the nuances of the everyday as portals to worlds that don’t require escape. She addresses the sonic, linguistic, and visual as a way to posture the body as a central mechanism for storing, downloading and transferring archives.
Please RSVP at artcenterphoto.com/events/rickyweaver
Please follow all on-campus access procedures which can be found here. This event is sponsored by the Photography and Imaging department and is free and open to all. RSVP is required for in person and virtual attendance.
ArtCenter faculty, students, and staff are encourages to attend in person at the LA Times Media Center.
Ricky Weaver, ArtCenter’s AICAD Fellows Artist in Residence, is an image-based artist from Ypsilanti, Michigan. She received her BFA from Eastern Michigan University and her MFA from Cranbrook Academy of Art. Ricky is currently an instructor at ArtCenter College of Design, The Society of Photographic Education, and more. Ricky is represented by David Klein Gallery (Detroit, MI) and has shown work at the 13th Havana Biennale, Expo Chicago, Photographic Center Northwest, Black Studies Gallery at UT Austin and more. Weaver’s practice prioritizes the ways in which image materializes within a spatiotemporal collapse. Her application of scripture, hymn, and colloquial passages observe the nuances of the everyday as portals to worlds that don’t require escape. She addresses the sonic, linguistic, and visual as a way to posture the body as a central mechanism for storing, downloading and transferring archives.
Please RSVP at artcenterphoto.com/events/rickyweaver
Please follow all on-campus access procedures which can be found here. This event is sponsored by the Photography and Imaging department and is free and open to all. RSVP is required for in person and virtual attendance.