Stereoscopic Vision

Photos from IN STEREO, a live gallery performance in Clarissa Tossin’s exhibit, Stereoscopic Vision on Tuesday, February 21, 2017 in the Ezra and Cecile Zilkha Gallery. IN STEREO pairs Wesleyan artists in music, poetry and dance in a series of pop-up performances that are related to or inspired by Clarissa Tossin’s work.  This event spotlighted dancers and choreographers Sarah Mininsohn ’17 and Rick Manayan ’17 and their work-in-progress showing of Attentive Abandon in dialogue with a work of art or theme in Stereoscopic Vision.

Photos by Perceptions Photography. Click here to view the entire album on Flickr.

Photos from IN STEREO, a live gallery performance in Clarissa Tossin’s exhibit, Stereoscopic Vision on Tuesday, February 14, 2017 in the Ezra and Cecile Zilkha Gallery. IN STEREO pairs Wesleyan artists in music, poetry and dance in a series of pop-up performances that are related to or inspired by Clarissa Tossin’s work. Curated by Wesleyan’s slam poetry team WeSlam, this performance features student poets Rafe Forman ’20, Jennifer Gagné ’19, Meghana Kandlur ’18, Rick H. Manayan ’17, Monica Sun ’18, Clarity Bian ’19, and Lili Kadets ’17 in dialogue with a work of art or theme in Stereoscopic Vision.

Photos by Perceptions Photography. Click here to view the entire album on Flickr.

These photos are from Monday, January 9 of the Volkswagen Brasilia that is part of one of the works in the upcoming exhibition, Clarissa Tossin: Stereoscopic Vision, being brought into the Ezra and Cecile Zilkha Gallery. The opening reception will be held on Tuesday, January 31 at 4:30 p.m.

Photos by John Elmore. Click here to view the entire album on Flickr.