Of the Body

Images by Wendel White and Claire A. Warden

Event description

  • Arts and entertainment

Of the Body features the work of Claire A. Warden whose project Mimesis explores issues of identity, the other and the psychology of knowledge and power and Wendel White who depicts material culture as evidence of the American construct and representation of race through his project Manifest. Selections from the Northlight and Solari Foundation Collections include works by Eugene Atget, Debbie Flemming Caffery, Larry Clark, Jess Dugan, James Hajicek, Andre Kertezs, Marie Navarre, Garry Winogrand and Weegee. The exhibition looks at the body as the foundation for human experience and relationship such as aspects of sensuality, race, desire, representation, taboo and aging, as well as the relationship of the human body to the animal body.

Additonally the Community Gallery hosts the exhibition Aaghil by ASU Student Sabira Madady Jan. 20—28. Madady is one of 64 women students evacuated from Afghanistan as a refugee in 2022 and accepted to study at ASU. Photographs of her home town Bamyan and her journey to the US are featured.

Receptions: Jan. 20 with ASU student Sabira Madady and Liz Allen, Feb. 3 with Claire A. Warden, and Feb. 17 with Wendel White (doors open at 6 p.m., talks begin at 6:30 p.m.)

Images: © Intestine, African descent, 1849 cholera, Mütter Museum, Philadelphia, PA, Wendel White and © No. 15 (Genetics), 2016, Claire A. Warden

Event contact

Liz Allen
lizallen@asu.edu
Date

Friday, January 20, 2023

Jan 20 - Feb 18, Free and open to the public
Time

12:00 pm5:00 pm (MST)

Location

Grant Street Studios - Northlight Gallery

Cost

Free and open to the public