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Exhibiting Artist at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Portland, ME - Archaeology Above Ground

November 18 - December 20, 2009

Matt Hutton, Meg Brown Payson, Tina Rath & Peter Gruner Shellenberger

By digging, observing and analyzing, archaeologists uncover secrets buried deep within the earth to draw new conclusions about the past. In much the same way, the four artists featured in Archaeology Above Ground examine their surroundings to create a vibrant image of the present.

The four featured artists are all current MECA faculty members. Exhibition juried by Christopher Campbell, Architect; George Kinghorn, Director and Curator, University of Maine Museum of Art; and Alison Hildreth, Visual Artist.

Exhibition catalog available for purchase.

Artist Reception: Thursday, November 19, 5-7pm
First Friday Artwalk: Friday, December 4, 5-8pm
Artist Talk: Tuesday, November 24, 12:30pm

Below: (One of Six pieces exhibited) - Headboard from the Vestigial Landmark Series
Cherry & Ash - dimensions vary