CU Art & Design: Needless Reaction, Ron Lambert
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Artist Ron Lambert’s exhibition “Needless Reaction” opens Jan. 8- Feb 9. Lambert will give a gallery talk at 4 pm during the closing reception on Friday Feb. 9 from 3:30-6 pm EST.
“I use images of nature combined with constructed objects to
examine our efforts to make sense of and/or control our environment.”
Working mainly in video and sculpture, Lambert investigates the intersection between psychology and the environment.
examine our efforts to make sense of and/or control our environment.”
Working mainly in video and sculpture, Lambert investigates the intersection between psychology and the environment.
He received his MFA from the School of Art and Design at Alfred University, and his BFA from the University of Connecticut. He is currently an Associate Professor at Bloomsburg University in Pennsylvania.
Lambert has shown in several national museums and contemporary art centers, including the Frist Art Center in Nashville TN, the Urban Institute for Contemporary Art in Michigan, the Attleboro Arts Museum in Massachusetts, the Center on Contemporary Art in Seattle, and the Housatonic Museum of Art in Connecticut. Ron’s have exhibited galleries such as Zeitgeist Gallery in Nashville TN, Catherine Person Gallery in Seattle WA, Vox Populi gallery in Philadelphia, PA, and Soil Gallery in Seattle, WA.
His video works have been screened internationally including the Crosstalk Video Festival in Budapest Hungary, Videomedeja festival in Serbia, the Simultan festival in Romania, and the Sanluan Yishu project in Beijing China. His work is in the Vascovitz collection, the Swedish Medical Center collection, and the collection of the Tacoma Art Museum.
His video works have been screened internationally including the Crosstalk Video Festival in Budapest Hungary, Videomedeja festival in Serbia, the Simultan festival in Romania, and the Sanluan Yishu project in Beijing China. His work is in the Vascovitz collection, the Swedish Medical Center collection, and the collection of the Tacoma Art Museum.
Promotional design by student Gallery Assistant Sarah Wortham.
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