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Sridevi Palanivelu’s photograph appeared last month in her exhibit ‘Places with Different Faces’ in the McMillan Gallery on cam
pus. The exhibit, based on personal cultural experiences worldwide, was one of two that she displayed at that time.
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my life,” Briscoe said.
From there, Briscoe’s work ac
celerated at a rampant pace. The
following years found him collab
orating with legendary photogra
phers Ansel Adams and John Sex
ton.
“Just being around such talent
would make anyone a much bet
ter artist,” Briscoe said.
Briscoe’s exhibit will be on dis
play throughout the month of
April.
Daniel Karp, assistant visual
arts coordinator for the Cultural
Forum, is encouraging students
from all fields and interests to
submit their work to the gallery
exhibits.
“We are in the process of an ag
gressive search for artists,” Karp
said.
The search includes regular
themes that continually evolve
within the different galleries.
Even with a well-thought process
for selecting themes, however,
Karp does not want new artists to
feel intimidated by the program.
“Submitting your work to the
Cultural Forum is a fairly infor
mal process,” he said. “We’re here
to support the artists.”
Aside from the Aperture
Gallery, the Cultural Forum also
features work in The Buzz coffee
house and the Adell McMillan
Gallery, which is located near the
EMU Ballroom. The Buzz features
a mix of photos, artwork and cre
ative writing, while the McMillan
Gallery provides a great variety of
works, including some national
exhibits, Karp said.
Most student exhibits are fea
tured for a month, unless there is
an abundance of student interest
in the galleries.
Last month, the gallery featured
the exhibits “Places with Differ
ent Faces” and “India,” which
were created by Sridevi
Palanivelu.
Palanivelu said her first exhib
it, “Places with Different Faces,”
aimed to show her audience a
broad range of emotional and per
sonal experiences of cultures
from around the globe.
“I want my exhibit to inspire
students to seek a greater cultural
experience outside of school,”
Palanivelu said.
Her second exhibit, “India,” is
an attempt to highlight the sim
plicity of Indian life that flourish
es underneath the surface.
“On the surface of Indian cul
ture you see chaos, things like
hashish and reckless abandon,”
Palanivelu said. “India is so
much more than that. I want to
rip apart the illusion of bohemi
anism that so many Americans
have of Indian culture.”
The photographs for “India”
were all shot in black and white
film in an effort to further em
phasize the theme of simplicity.
Any University student inter
ested in starting his or her own
exhibit can submit works to the
UO Cultural Forum.
“I want to see these galleries
contribute to the greater art com
munity on campus,” Karp said.
“In the near future, we could
have students producing, review
ing and organizing art on cam
pus. It’s a great opportunity for
everyone involved.”
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