Zbigniew Oksiuta at MSU Broad Museum / Matter(s) Matter(s)
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Matter(s) Matter(s): Bridging Research in the Arts and Sciences
Lecturer Zbigniew Oksiuta is featured in a group exhibition, “MATTER(S) matter(s)“, at the MSU Broad Museum that brings together new and recent projects by participants in the BRIDGE Artist-in-Residence Program at Michigan State University (MSU)— a three-year-long initiative connecting international, cutting-edge artists with faculty and students across the university’s many colleges. With their shared interests in materiality and topical issues—the dual “matters” invoked in the exhibition title—the artists and their collaborators address a wide range of phenomena through interdisciplinary approaches to research, experimentation, and knowledge production. The exhibition thus reveals an “epistemological turn” in the arts and sciences, focusing on how knowledge is produced and how the process of production inflects meaning and interpretation. This major presentation highlights the incredible resources the university has to offer, and how artists and scientists work together to imagine the future, today.” See www.broadmuseum.msu.edu/exhibitions/matters-matters
In his residency at BRIDGE, Oksiuta worked in cooperation with Prof. Brad Day (Department of Plant, Soil and Microbial Sciences, Michigan State University).
The exhibition will run from Oct-27, 2018 until Mar-03, 2019.