August 04, 2008

Brett Williams at Maps

Won't make this one, cause I'll be 1. filling in for Ann Haubrich and Jane Ibur on Literature for the Halibut, then 2. going home to pack for a weekend trip to (gulp) Utah (I always worry I'll get stuck there). Don't know why this always happens to me, but I seem to be out of town for the good stuff (I'm seriously bummed about missing the Lumberyard release party this weekend, for instance).

Anyhow, I'm a big fan of both Brett Williams and Maps. So I'd go to this show if I could. If you're not deejaying and then packing a suitcase, you should go. I'll let Mr. Vogt explain:

Maps' August exhibition features St. Louis based
artist Brett Williams

Please join us Thursday, August 7th, 2008 from
7-10 p.m. for the opening of:

Bag in Tree

Thursday, August 5th- Saturday, August 30th, 2008
Brett's work examines the conventions and techniques used in the film industry to make the viewer believe they are watching reality. In his installations Brett utilizes audio, visual, and projector equipment to simulate situations in which recorded elements slowly fall out of sync, disrupting their ability to convey a believable reality.


Gallery hours for Maps Contemporary Art Space are:
Saturdays and Sundays from 12-5, or to schedule an
appointment call (618) 334-4347 or e-mail us at
maps_contemporary_art_space@yahoo.com

We can be found on the web at: http://www.myspace.com/maps_contemporaryartspace

Maps is located at 225 N. Illinois St. in Downtown
Belleville, Illinois, just a few blocks North of the
Belleville Town Square.

How to get to Maps Contemporary Art Space from St.
Louis: Take I-64 East to Hwy 159 South (exit 12)
towards Belleville. Maps is approx. 6 miles on the
right side of N. Illinois, just before the Belleville
Fountain/Town Square.

Via Metrolink:


From the Belleville Metro stop take the 16
Belleville/St. Clair Square bus line to 225 N.
Illinois St.


B.j. Vogt
Director
Maps Contemporary Art Space
225 N. Illinois St.
Belleville, Il. 62220

Posted by Stefene Russell at 09:19 PM | Arts & Artists
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