Catie Newell

Unveiling Earth's Essence: Artistry Redefines Materiality and Place

5pm PST Friday, October 6th, 2023

Business Rotunda (03-213)

 

Catie Newell’s recent work amplifies our connection to a living and spinning earth. Newell’s research and creative practice explore design construction and materiality in relationship to location and geography. The process of fabrication is a vital act in the work, often amplifying material effects and situational influences, intertwining the processes of making and design. Her work has been shown in secret venues in Detroit, in the Arsenale of the Venice Biennale, in night-sensitive museum solo shows, and in the landscape of rural Michigan.

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