Six artists were invited to reimagine their

two dimensional artworks as immersive spaces.

6 ARTISTS / 6 SPACES is a collaborative, experimental exhibition developed by the Gallery Management Practicum. We collaborated with six artists to reimagine their two-dimensional works as three-dimensional gallery installations: a forgotten ruin, a romantic village, a mysterious cave, an abstraction of human consciousness, a parody supermarket, and a Mesoamerican daydream.

This exhibit explores three key relationships:

• The relationship between the artist and a new medium,

• The working relationship between contemporary artists and curatorial teams, and

• The relationship between the visitor and the artwork when given the opportunity to jump into the frame.

Isabella Aimone evokes sensations of America’s urban decay. Zach Barnard captures a unique vantage point of a picturesque village. JJ McLuckie lures us into the depths of a cave where locals have reported many strange sightings. Megan Troglio abstracts human consciousness in an exploding energetic euphoria. Moe C. Hibbard critiques contemporary consumerism through a grocery aisle stocked with parody products. Erik Salgado pays homage to his heritage in a Mesoamerican waking dream.

Together these artists break apart the traditional white cube to create these visionary spaces.

We invite you to jump in.