Drawing from the importance of the Bauhaus ideas in today’s socio-political turmoil, Irini Miga views “Shifting Points” as a point of convergence. Her composition, an abstracted version of the Bauhaus logo designed by Oskar Schlemmer in 1922, brings together painting, drawing, sculpture, design, and architecture. Schlemmer sought to represent a new human being for a new era: less as a utopian promise than as a search for meaning in the disjointed world that resulted from the First World War. 〰 On view: "Where Do We Stand? Two Years of Drawing with Open Sessions" is the second whole-group exhibition of the Open Sessions program. Wed-Sun 12-6pm | Thurs 12-8pm Pictured: Irini Miga, “Shifting Points”, 2016-2017, Site specific installation: metal, brass, clay print on fabric, wood, household paint, pencil, yellow sticky notes, 100 x 87 x 17 inches. 〰 #Repost mosmosk ・・・ #irinimiga