Elusive Truths
- May 2–June 14, 2008
- Daily, we are inundated by a torrent of information from newspapers, television, radio, magazines and the internet, but what do we truly gather from that information? Using methodologies appropriated from corporate imagery and scientific practice, Elusive Truths explores the aesthetics of visual analysis and information graphics. Through the investigation of governmental and corporate financial strategies, mass media and the art world, artists Jess Bachman, John O’Connor, Ward Shelley and Christopher Thompson expose and decode vernacular information using charts, maps and graphs which aid the audience in probing, analyzing and deciphering our world.
Elusive Truths is sponsored in part by an anonymous donor.
This project is also supported in part by the Vermont Arts Council, the National Endowment for the Arts and The Vermont Community Foundation. - Location: Firehouse Gallery
135 Church Street, next to City Hall
Firehouse Center for the Visual Arts, Ground Floor
Burlington, VT, 05401
Phone: 802-865-7551
Contact: Katie Attanasio
kattanasio@ci.burlington.vt.usDirections: The Firehouse Gallery is located on the street level of the Firehouse Center for the Visual Arts in downtown Burlington next to City Hall on the Church Street Marketplace.
see map
Artist Talk
- Friday, May 2, 5-6pm
- Location: Firehouse Gallery
135 Church Street, next to City Hall
Firehouse Center for the Visual Arts, Ground Floor
Burlington, VT, 05401
Phone: 802-865-7551
Contact: Katie Attanasio
kattanasio@ci.burlington.vt.usDirections: The Firehouse Gallery is located on the street level of the Firehouse Center for the Visual Arts in downtown Burlington next to City Hall on the Church Street Marketplace.
see map
Opening Reception
- Friday, May 2, 6–8pm
- Location: Firehouse Gallery
135 Church Street, next to City Hall
Firehouse Center for the Visual Arts, Ground Floor
Burlington, VT, 05401
Phone: 802-865-7551
Contact: Katie Attanasio
kattanasio@ci.burlington.vt.usDirections: The Firehouse Gallery is located on the street level of the Firehouse Center for the Visual Arts in downtown Burlington next to City Hall on the Church Street Marketplace.
see map
