Video still from “Scream Room” by Annie Forrest & Molly Disa Bergström.
Annie Forrest & Molly Disa Bergström
Scream Room
Video best viewed in a dark room wearing headphones.
Yuvraj Khanna
As the pandemic began, the first thing to change were my eating habits., 2020
Digital Photograph
Yuvraj Khanna
Trying to make time glide-by, 2020
Digital Photograph
Yuvraj Khanna
My attempt at a safe, “socially-distanced” didn’t take me past me past my own block.
Having no health insurance during this pandemic has made me an indoors creature., 2020
Digital Photograph
Ye Fan
Self-Quarantine, 2020
Inkjet Print
Ye Fan
Self-Quarantine, 2020
Inkjet Print
Shannon Finnell & Kristi Cole
To Claim & Reclaim
Ruofan Chen
The Shortest Distance, 2019
10 pencil drawings on paper
0.63×1.47 cm
Cait McCormack
Morgellons, 2018
Crocheted cotton string, glue, steel pins, velvet
34″ h x 64″ w x 4″ d
schwartzy
[not so] close, 2020
digital collage
dimensions variable
Social Distance
April. 17th – May. 17th, 2020
Curated by Ilona Golovina and Jason Clay Lewis
The Royal @ RSOAA is pleased to present, Social Distance a group exhibition curated by Ilona Golovina and Jason Clay Lewis featuring artists Annie Forrest & Molly Disa Bergström, Yuvraj Khanna, Ye Fan, Shannon Finnell & Kristi Cole, Ruofan Chen, Cait McCormack, and schwartzy.
We all find ourselves in a difficult situation, stuck alone in our homes with no physical interaction and connection with family and friends. The work in the exhibition reflects on isolation and the mental hardship of being alone.
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