2014 Florida Biennial of Installation Art

Appleton Museum of Art - Ocala

On July 19, the Appleton Museum of Art will open its 2014 Biennial, focused on installation art. “Installation art is one of the fastest growing areas of 21^st-century artistic production, stretching the boundaries and definition of art,” said Ruth Grim, Appleton curator of exhibitions. “It is conceptual, interactive and often represents the cutting edge of art of our time. Florida installation artists are producing some of the most dynamic, thought-provoking and beautiful works of art today.”

The selection process included an open call through which artists are invited to submit works for consideration. This year’s juror is Dr. Matthew McLendon, curator of modern and contemporary art at The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art in Sarasota under the aegis of Florida State University. McLendon is on the faculty at FSU, where he teaches graduate seminars in contemporary art and museum practice, and he is adjunct an faculty member at New College of Florida, the Honors College.

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McLendon selected artists Terri Lindbloom, Mikaela Williams, Rick Herzog, Judith Salmon, Michael Bauman, Zach Gilliland and Patricia Schnall Gutierrez.

Particularly interesting is Schnall Gutierrez’s work Erased in the Wash (2013). She makes reference again in her works to the task of doing laundry as a vehicle for another catharsis of personal memories. The artist includes 200 feet of washing machine hose, which carries the sounds of whispers, water and audio abstractions as it cascades from above to a tangled mix below. In her statement, Schnall explains, “Based on a simple but tragic story about one woman’s bedroom encounter that she tried to forget as she washed the sheets, this piece challenges the common saying ‘It all comes out in the wash’ to the many, not-so-forgotten experiences we can’t seem to let go of.” The exhibition is on view through October 19, 2014.