In conjunction with LASALLE College of the Arts’ 40th anniversary, Many Worlds at A Glance, Many Worlds All at Once captures the breadth of interests and concerns of 40 distinguished alumni artists, showcasing the diversity of mediums through which these concepts are articulated. This exhibition is an immersive convergence of perspectives, encouraging audiences to embrace new viewpoints and connect with the world around them.
At its core, the exhibition celebrates multiplicity and complexity. Each artwork serves as a portal into different realms of thought, reflecting the artists’ engagement with themes such as environmental sustainability, identity, heritage, mental health, community, and the intersection of technology and our future. The variety of mediums — painting, sculpture, photography, digital art, installation, and performance — represents the full spectrum of contemporary art practices.
Curated to foster a sense of discovery and connectivity, visitors are invited to navigate the space and uncover the resonances between works. These moments of synergy encourage reflection on the commonalities and contrasts between the artworks and the concepts they represent. Amidst this network of relational connections, the exhibition cultivates an environment where art serves as a catalyst for dialogue, introspection and connection.
Each artist’s unique perspective enriches a collective narrative that is both diverse and cohesive, exemplifying LASALLE’s commitment to fostering innovation, critical thinking and artistic excellence. The exhibition champions the transformative power of art to shift perceptions, challenge assumptions and inspire new ways of thinking. It honours the limitless potential of human creativity and the profound connections forged through shared artistic experiences. Many Worlds at A Glance, Many Worlds All at Once testifies to the institution’s dedication to nurturing artistic talent and pushing creative boundaries.
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