Voice in the Void

VOICE IN THE VOID is a juried exhibition featuring artwork by 24 artists from the Biola University Art Department. VOICE IN THE VOID challenges us to think about how we explore, fill, and interpret the void spaces all around us. How do we fill it? With our own voice? A choir of voices? A gesture, or a mark? The show explores these questions through a variety of creative media, including: drawing, painting, sculpture, photography, and video. In addition to featuring artwork by student artists, the exhibition has been fully organized, juried, and installed by current students of the Biola Art program.

The exhibition will be on view October 20 - November 4, 2015. 
Opening Reception : Tuesday, October 20, 2015 at 6:30-8:30PM

FEATURED ARTISTS:
Alexis Aquilina 
Kathryn Ashford 
Kira Bester 
Hannah Brown 
Jessica Byrd 
Devan Carpentier 
Adrianna Coe 
Ryan Cook 
Hope Daley 
Rachel Emenaker 
Michael Hallman 
Nico Hernandez 
Cody Kim 
Melanie Kim 
Alexander Krabbendam 
Daniel Lambert 
Michelle Lum 
Shelby Montelongo 
Savannah Morra 
Chris Rasmussen 
Alex Sarina 
Sarah Starck 
Sarah Sundberg 
Cherish Travnick 

CURATORIAL TEAM:
Brooke Braden 
Adrianna Coe 
Jessica Dueker 
Savannah Morra 
Elaina Swanson 

The Earl & Virginia Green Art Gallery is located on the campus of Biola University in La Mirada, CA.

PARKING INFORMATION:
When visiting the Earl & Virginia Green Art Gallery, please enter campus at the main Biola University entrance on Biola Avenue. Parking for gallery visitors is free but you must obtain a visitor parking pass from the attendant at the entrance to campus. They will also direct you to parking lots where visitor parking is available.

ABOUT THE GALLERY:
The Earl & Virginia Green Art Gallery presents a program of rotating contemporary art exhibitions on the campus of Biola University. Located in the greater Los Angeles area, the Green Art Gallery is well positioned to represent a vital Christian worldview within the critical dialogue of contemporary visual art and to produce engaging exhibitions that grapple with issues concerning the intersection of faith with art and culture. The Green Art Gallery also provides professional development opportunities for Biola art students through gallery exhibitions and internships.

The Earl & Virginia Green Art Gallery was renovated and dedicated in September 2013. The gallery is named in memory of Earl and Virginia Green—the parents of Roberta Ahmanson—whose lives exemplified faith and commitment to their family, church, and community, and who inspired their daughter’s love of the arts as a person of faith. Biola University expresses profound appreciation to Howard and Roberta Ahmanson for their continued generosity in supporting arts programming at Biola.

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