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From John & Geraldine Lilley Museum of Art

  1. Performance Proletarians (Frame on wheels) by Verena Dengler, Image 1.

    Verena Dengler

    Performance Proletarians (Frame on wheels), 2014

    Embroidery

    62 x 16 in

  2. Stephan Ra$pa with Gwen and Aaron by Pinhole Project, Image 6.

    Pinhole Project

    Stephan Ra$pa with Gwen and Aaron, 2014

    Photograph

  3. Cat and Sina at the Temple by Pinhole Project, Image 8.

    Pinhole Project

    Cat and Sina at the Temple, 2014

    Gelatin Silver Paper

  4. Celestial Mechanica by Pinhole Project, Image 9.

    Pinhole Project

    Celestial Mechanica, 2014

    Photograph

  5. Sam at the Temple by Pinhole Project, Image 12.

    Pinhole Project

    Sam at the Temple, 2014

    Photograph

  6. RSJ at Embrace by Pinhole Project, Image 15.

    Pinhole Project

    RSJ at Embrace, 2014

    Photograph

  7. Untitled by Pinhole Project, Image 16.

    Pinhole Project

    Untitled, 2014

    Photograph

  8. Jacob's Wave by Pinhole Project, Image 2.

    Pinhole Project

    Jacob's Wave, 2014

    Photograph

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About the artist

Nicolas Shake

Nicolas Shake was born in Northridge, California. Shake received a BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design in 2008 and an MFA from Claremont Graduate University in 2011. Shake is a multimedia artist working in painting, photography, and sculpture, with a focus on reframing the everyday human-made detritus that he encounters in the desert on the outskirts of Los Angeles. The items shake engages with could easily be categorized as rhopography, but it’s the unimportance that gives these objects the ability to be reassigned a new aesthetic value, transforming the rubbish into something unexpected by capturing its uncanny power which could convey peculiar beauty. Shake resides and works in Los Angeles, California.
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