Date:
Friday, December 1, 2006.
6:00 PM.<BR/>
Location: Serra House, 589 Capistrano Way, Stanford, CA 94305-8640<BR/><BR/>
<p>"Repetitous Antics" is an exhibition of digital photographic works and performance based stills that humorously and provocatively address questions about gender and technology. Playfully negotiating the line between real and artificial- whether with regards to technology, gender differences or cultural stereotypes- Walker and Tornatzky's work uses repetition, re-contextualization and an ironic sense of humor to invest seemingly innocent everyday objects and scenarios with greater cultural significance. Join us for the opening reception, where Walker and Tornatzky will be available to discuss their project. Refreshments will be served.</p>
<p>The exhibition is presented as part of the Clayman Institute's Art at the Institute program and is the first exhibition on view in the newly renovated Serra House. The exhibition will be open through March 23 and is on view weekdays from 9-4:30.</p>
<p>Serra House is now located by the Bechtel International Center, off Mayfield Avenue.</p>
<BR/>
Friday, December 1, 2006.
6:00 PM.<BR/>
Location: Serra House, 589 Capistrano Way, Stanford, CA 94305-8640<BR/><BR/>
<p>"Repetitous Antics" is an exhibition of digital photographic works and performance based stills that humorously and provocatively address questions about gender and technology. Playfully negotiating the line between real and artificial- whether with regards to technology, gender differences or cultural stereotypes- Walker and Tornatzky's work uses repetition, re-contextualization and an ironic sense of humor to invest seemingly innocent everyday objects and scenarios with greater cultural significance. Join us for the opening reception, where Walker and Tornatzky will be available to discuss their project. Refreshments will be served.</p>
<p>The exhibition is presented as part of the Clayman Institute's Art at the Institute program and is the first exhibition on view in the newly renovated Serra House. The exhibition will be open through March 23 and is on view weekdays from 9-4:30.</p>
<p>Serra House is now located by the Bechtel International Center, off Mayfield Avenue.</p>
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