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Andrea Joki, Specimen Series II (deatil), 2007 Liz Ensz, Gas Pump Floral Motif (detail), 2005
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April 18–May 23, 2008
Andrea Joki & Christopher Auerbach-Brown
Cleveland, OH 		Does the Light of God Blind You
or Lead the Way Home for You?
May 30–July 6, 2008
Liz Ensz Baltimore, MD
Andrea Joki and Christopher Auerbach-Brown collaborate to create a visual and auditory dialogue by combining sonic and visual elements to address themes of mapping and transformation. This unique experiment is meant to entice the viewer to explore the associations between visual and audio elements while creating an overall exploratory experience for the viewer.

Joki received an MFA from Kent State University and has particpated in residencies through Zygote Press and the Ohio Arts Council’s Artist Exchange. She has recently exhibited at the Riffe Gallery and at Zygote Press.

An active composer and educator, Auerbach-Brown teaches at the Cleveland Music School Settlement and The Cleveland Institute of Art. Recently, he was commissioned by the Finger Lakes Music Educators' Association to compose a work for full orchestra and arranged Hasu Patel’s works for sitar and orchestra.		 Liz Ensz explores America’s role in international relations in the post 9-11 world in Does the Light of God Blind You or Lead the Way Home for You? Ensz’s installation transforms politically charged images (weapons, gas pumps, hummers) into decorative floral motifs typical of Islamic decorative art. These repeated patterns symbolize the systems of conformity found within society.

Ensz received her Bachelors of Fine Arts from the Maryland Institute College of Art in 2005 and has continued to show across the North Eastern states.

 
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