Every Movement Reveals Us
Soil
October 6th - 28th , 2018
Iole Alessandrini
Nola Avienne
Colleen RJC Bratton
Jana Brevick
Chris Buening
Emily Counts
John Freeman
Trevor Goosen
Ben Hirschkoff
Claire Johnson
Kiki MacInnis
Bradly Gunn
Philippe Hyojung Kim
Paul Komada
Margie Livingston
Nicholas Nyland
Peter Rand
Paula Rebsom
Markel Uriu
Ko Kirk Yamahira
Ellen Ziegler
Ilana Zweschi
Nola Avienne
Colleen RJC Bratton
Jana Brevick
Chris Buening
Emily Counts
John Freeman
Trevor Goosen
Ben Hirschkoff
Claire Johnson
Kiki MacInnis
Bradly Gunn
Philippe Hyojung Kim
Paul Komada
Margie Livingston
Nicholas Nyland
Peter Rand
Paula Rebsom
Markel Uriu
Ko Kirk Yamahira
Ellen Ziegler
Ilana Zweschi
Members of SOIL Artist-Run Gallery present Every Movement Reveals Us, an exhibition of both collaborative and individual works based on the methodologies of Hermann Rorschach, whose ubiquitous inkblots, still used today, are considered a sizable contribution to psychiatric theories and practices. The show’s title, a quote by French philosopher Michel de Montaigne, was once used by literary critic Jean Starobinski to describe the significance of Rorschach’s work, the spirit of which resonates within the exuberant discoveries between and among the artists of SOIL.
Founded in 1995, SOIL is a not-for-profit cooperative space in Seattle, WA, established, supported and operated by local artists. SOIL exists as an alternative venue for artists to exhibit, develop, and advance their work, and is committed to exhibiting and celebrating art of diverse media and content. The cooperative has been in existence for 23 years and has been consistent in showing a different exhibition each month that opens on every first Thursday. It has received substantial local as well as national press attention.
Founded in 1995, SOIL is a not-for-profit cooperative space in Seattle, WA, established, supported and operated by local artists. SOIL exists as an alternative venue for artists to exhibit, develop, and advance their work, and is committed to exhibiting and celebrating art of diverse media and content. The cooperative has been in existence for 23 years and has been consistent in showing a different exhibition each month that opens on every first Thursday. It has received substantial local as well as national press attention.
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