Dual Perspectives: Artist and Audience

• Sat, Jun 1, 2024 - Sat, Aug 10, 2024  9am - 6pm On view
• Saturday, Jun 1, 2024  6pm - 8pm Opening Reception

Dual Perspectives: Artist and Audience is an innovative and thought-provoking art exhibition that draws inspiration from Ansel Adams' insightful quote, "There are always two people in every picture: the photographer and the viewer." This exhibition transcends the boundaries of artistic mediums to explore the profound dynamic between creators, their creations, and the individuals who engage with their work.

Through a diverse collection of artworks from across the entire Sawyer Yards Campus, this exhibition examines the intricate interplay of perspectives and the narratives that unfold when artists and viewers intersect. The gallery space will be transformed into a visual dialogue, where each piece of art is a participant in a multi-dimensional conversation. A broad spectrum of mediums, from traditional paintings and sculptures to contemporary digital works, will be on display. Many pieces will be accompanied by the artist’s commentary, offering insight into their creative process, intentions, or the emotional resonance they intended to convey.

Dual Perspectives invites visitors to explore the layers of meaning embedded within each artwork. The exhibition will feature elements that encourage engagement and reflection, allowing viewers to step into both the artist's shoes and their own, fostering a deeper connection to the art.
In a world where art is a universal language, Dual Perspectives emphasizes the role of the viewer as an active participant in the art experience. The exhibition aims to bridge the gap between the artistic process and its reception, highlighting the ways in which individual perceptions and personal histories shape the understanding of a piece of art.

~ Cheri Haley Randolph