Efflux
ef·flux [ef-luhks] –noun
1. outward flow, as of water.
2. something that flows out; effluence.
3. a passing or lapse of time.
4. a passing away; expiration; ending.
*EFFLUX WILL BE DESTROYED AT 6PM, FEBRUARY 15 2011
FROM 6:00 pm- 6:20 PM: A RECEPTION WILL BE HELD FROM 6PM-7PM*
Solo Drawing Installation: Efflux at the Joan Hisaoka Healing Arts Gallery at Smith Farm Center.
1632 U St NW
Washington, DC 20009
202.483.8600
Exhibition Dates: January 14-February 15, 2011
Destruction Time: 6 PM February 15, 2011.
This drawing installation will be on view 24 hours a day for several weeks and will be destroyed at the conclusion of the exhibition.
"Adams' work straddles the domains of performance and installation art; his drawings are designed and created specific for their space, and immediately destroyed at the close of the exhibition. The feathery line-quality of his graphite drawings evoke plumes of smoke, equally transitory and in keeping with the larger work’s momentary existence. Alongside the installation's gestural work will also be a monitor looping footage of Adams creating the piece itself. Together Efflux's components offer a metaphor for evolution - moving the viewer through creation, existence, and eventual destruction."
-Brooke Seidelmann, Gallery Director, Joan Hisaoka Healing Arts Gallery
