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Resistance

Photo by Kurt Wilson, Missoulan.

Thermochromic ink activation.

Thermochromic ink activation.

Coyote Now: Bones

Resistance, 2016
RYAN! Feddersen: Resistance was the first in a series of solo exhibitions at the Missoula Art Museum that invite indigenous artists to make and show work at the museum through the generous support of the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts.

Meditations on Resistance Continue reading Resistance →

Disconnected Towers

Photograph courtesy of the Seattle Office of Arts and Culture.

Photograph courtesy of the Seattle Office of Arts and Culture.

Photograph courtesy of the Seattle Office of Arts and Culture.

Photograph courtesy of the Seattle Office of Arts and Culture.

Photograph courtesy of the Seattle Office of Arts and Culture.

Photograph courtesy of the Seattle Office of Arts and Culture.

Disconnected Towers, 2015
Wood, conduit, acrylic and led. Dimensions variable.
Edition of 9 unique towers.

In a city consumed by rampant redevelopment, even once innocuous construction elements can become ominous signifiers. In Disconnected Towers, temporary power posts used to tie-off electricity in the demolition and construction of homes, are re-imagined as beacons that portend gentrification and scaffolds that uphold societal ideology and duplicity. Continue reading Disconnected Towers →

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