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SUMMARY:SuperCellular: Carolyn Healy & John Phillips
DESCRIPTION:SuperCellular   A new site-specific immersive art gallery 
 experience  by Carolyn Healy and John JH Phillips   January 30 - March
  25, 2023 Opening Reception: February 2, 5-7 pm \n GLASSBORO, NJ—Row
 an University Art Gallery is pleased to present SuperCellular, a new c
 ollaborative site-specific immersive art gallery experience by Carolyn
  Healy and John JH Phillips. Debuting on January 30, the exhibition wi
 ll be on view through March 25, 2023 with an opening reception and art
 ist’s talk on February 2, from 5-7 pm. The talk begins at 5:30 pm.  
  SuperCellular combines sculpture, light, sound, and moving imagery as
  a reflection of the astonishing and almost incomprehensible density a
 nd activity of the chemical molecules in our bodies. Inspired by neuro
 science, cellular biology, and genetics— topics extensively read and
  watched by the artists during the COVID-19 pandemic—the installatio
 n contemplates the complexities and intricacies of living processes an
 d the mysteries of cellular interactions.   Visitors will enter the in
 stallation through a short corridor and walk into a darkened room wher
 e every section, ceiling to floor, is filled with sculpture, video, an
 d sound. Interacting with projections and sculptures, as well as sound
 scapes composed from over 450 computer sound files, viewers will be im
 mersed in an active buzzing aural environment. \nThe impact of the ove
 rlapping projections and three-dimensional sculptures are in response 
 to the wonders of cellular biology. As the artists explain, “like ma
 ny others during the height of COVID, we became fascinated by the work
 ings of the human body.”   “We Sapiens have used art for millennia
  to express the ineffable, to try to understand what makes us, us. We 
 hope visitors to this exhibit, in bringing their own imagination and k
 nowledge to the experience of the artwork, will find new opportunities
  to think about the microscopic mysteries of life,” said Healy and P
 hillips.   The imagery featured in SuperCellular is inspired by the im
 mense number of complex actions performed by the trillions of molecule
 s that make up living organisms. Some of the images are reminiscent of
  neuron cells, while others are reflective of membranes and molecules 
 interacting in transparent globes. Overall, the objects, video, sound,
  and sculpture are abstracted organic imagery meant to be a reflection
  of the marvel and intricacies of living processes.\n\n\nFor more info
 rmation visit http://phillytodo.com/events/supercellular-carolyn-healy
 -amp-john-phillips
DTSTART:20230130T050000Z
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CATEGORIES:art, exhibition
LOCATION:Glassboro
WEBSITE:https://sites.rowan.edu/artgallery/
URL:https://sites.rowan.edu/artgallery/
CONTACT:8562564521
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