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Tag Archives: Jesse Wilson

1. “Social Security” An art exhibition engages the world

   The exhibition Social Security, curated by Deborah F. Lawrence in collaboration with Jayme Yahr, director of the Kirkland Arts Center, is an exhibition that addresses politics from several different directions and in many media. Right at the entrance is a confrontational glass work by Lauren Grossman called Rocker. Two big red heads face off on […]

   This entry was posted on July 7, 2011 and is filed under "Social Security Kirkland Art Center Art Exhibition.

   Tags: Bill Whipple, Charles Krafft, Deborah F, Jesse Wilson, John Feodorov, Kevin Wildermuth, Lara Kaminsky, Lauren Grossman, Lawrence, Lou Cabeen, Pam Keeley, Tina Russell

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