Resonance/Dissonance; Six Women Video Artists From The de la Cruz Collection at Frost Art Museum FIU

Miami, FL – June 18, 2016 – The Summer of Women at the Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum FIU culminated as Museum Director Jordana Pomeroy welcomed guests to the opening reception for “Resonance/Dissonance: Six Women Video Artists from the de la Cruz Collection,” featuring the work of Tracey Emin, Susanne M. Winterling, Sarah Morris, Aida Ruilova, Quisqueya Henriquez and Beatriz Monteavaro. Curated by the Frost Art Museum’s Curator Klaudio Rodriguez in collaboration with Ibett Yanez, Director of the de la Cruz Collection, the immersive environment draws visitors into the museum’s Grand Galleries  ̶  showcasing how these artists evocatively use single-channel video and sound as their platform for experimentation. These six international artists exploit the range of video’s artistic potential and use the medium to explore themes of gender, violence, sexuality, the body, and popular culture. Resonance / Dissonance will be on view through September 18.

Adela Garita

Jordana Pomeroy

Jordana Pomeroy

Klaudio Rodriguez

Klaudio Rodriguez, Miriam Machado, & Ana Martinez

Andrea Perelli & Felice Grodin

Gillian Thomas, Angela Laird, Jordana Pomeroy, Andrea Perelli, & Felice Grodin

Nathaniel Sandler, Andrea Perelli, Felice Grodin, Angela Laird, Gillian Thomas, & Kevin Arrow

George Fishman & Jordana Pomeroy

Maria Castro, Grace Villalobos, Laura Randazzo, & Jessica Lettsome

Masami Miyazaki, Nadya Borno, & Adela Garita

Ranjita Poudel, Ben Sheler, & Ali Pournaghdali

Roy Gonas, Ann Wendschuh, Peter Wendschuh, & Jack Mathison

Kevin Arrow & Jordana Pomeroy

Jordana Pomeroy & Gillian Thomas

Jordana Pomeroy & Klaudio Rodriguez

George Fishman, Jordana Pomeroy, & Klaudio Rodriguez

Michael, Bonnie, Julie, & Kevin Smith

Fernando Uria, Lili Uria, Phil Shapiro, Jerome Ziv, & Lilian Cuenca