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Stephen Hendee, 1999
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Pointing To The Sun | An Exercise In Abstraction
Curator Rod Malin   Â
September 6, 2018 through October 13, 2018
Artists: David Brown, Zoë Charlton, Stephen Hendee, Terence Hannum, Bill Schmidt, Ariel Cavalcante Foster, Ruri Yi. Opening Reception: Thursday September 6, 2018 6-9pm Gallery Reception: Saturday September 8, 2018 1-3pm Closing: Saturday October 13, 2018 1-3pm
Mono Practice is excited to announce its inaugural exhibition, Pointing To The Sun | An Exercise in Abstraction, curated by Rod Malin. The exhibition features the work of David Brown,  Zoë Charlton, Ariel Cavalcante Foster, Terence Hannum, Stephen Hendee, Bill Schmidt, and Ruri Yi.
Pointing To The Sun | An Exercise in Abstraction is a celebratory exhibition featuring the works of Baltimore-based artists that will help establish a new beginning - Mono Practice. The importance of creating public space is fundamental to the existence of the human condition. The ability to connect and participate is key to the realization of new possibilities, and new partnerships.
The practice of abstraction is the deity of creation; as of now, one million Earths could fit inside the Sun, yet the Sun at one time will be about the size of Earth. It's in the accumulation of moments or gestures that we equivocate meaning.
TO SEE AND TO BE SEEN
-Lawrence Weiner
The work in Pointing To The Sun | An Exercise in Abstraction looks to the specific relationship between practice and abstraction, between mind and action, the here and elsewhere. The act of examining inspirational aspirations is common practice for creative fields, putting the mind in far away places to bring back to pace. For the world Baltimore is in now, it is both weirdly close and familiar, yet also undefined; by being everywhere, it is also geographically challenged. For those who are here, it is home.
https://www.monopractice.com/exhibition
Stephen Hendee, installation. Outer city inner space : July 18, 2002-January 3, 2003. Whitney Museum.
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Seen Scene: VOID - Stephen Hendee Opening Reception at Goucher College's Silber Gallery
All photos taken by Alex EbsteinÂ
Check out BmoreArt.com for more photos from Stephen's show, running until March 5.
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Out of This World Artist Stephen Hendee creates science fiction-inspired environments with nothing but plastic, light, and some ingenuity.
Stephen Hendee
Professor Hendee is one of the most influential professors at UNLV's Art Department as well as one of Las Vegas's own genius. He was definitely one of my favorites. Much admired and respected by the Las Vegas community by his students, colleagues, and friends, it is exciting to hear that Hendee's future outside of Las Vegas appears promising and exciting all at once. It was such a heartache to witness the politics of UNLV'S art faculty fail Hendee. I've never seen so much effort and authenticity in a professor before. Though challenging, every one whose had the opportunity to experienced his classes or even a take part In a discussion with him, always walk away with more than they started. Professor Hendee, Good luck! MICA is lucky to have you!