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Indepth Arts News: "The Inward Eye: Transcendence in Contemporary Art" 2001-12-08 until 2002-02-17 Contemporary Arts Museum Houston Houston, TX, USA
The exhibition features twenty-nine works created between 1970 and 2001 that capture the viewer's attention in a variety of ways.
From perceptual work like that of Charles Ray or James Turrell that allows us to see ourselves seeing, to tactile work by Ernesto
Neto or Ann Hamilton that engages all of our sensory faculties. It also includes work by Howard Hodgkin and Donald Moffett that
unleash the power of abstraction and color, as well as metaphorical work by Robert Gober and Wolfgang Liab that set a stage and
then call upon the viewer to complete a narrative. Conceived as a kind of contemporary cabinet of wonders, the audience will have
the opportunity to encounter these diverse works individually and discover the range of ways in which contemporary art can bring
us into closer contact with life's intangibles, inspiring reverie and summoning what French novelist Marcel Proust called our
involuntary memory.
Artists included in the exhibition are: Helen Altman, James Lee Byars, Vija Clemins, Lynn Davis, Katharina Fritsch, Robert Gober,
Felix Gonzalez-Torres, Rodney Graham, Ann Hamilton, Howard Hodgkin, Jenny Holzer, Roni Horn, Anish Kapoor, Wolfgang
Liab, Walter De Maria, Donald Moffett, Ernesto Neto, Raymond Pettibon, Rachel Ranta, Charles Ray, Gerhard Richter, Bridget
Riley, Thomas Ruff, Qiu Shi-Hua, Pat Steir, Nestor Topchy, James Turrell, Bill Viola, and Robert Wilson.
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The Inward Eye explores individual works of art that transport the viewer from the here and now into a distinctly different and
more timeless realm and will feature paintings, sculpture, and drawings that address the viewer on such a profound and preverbal
level that we discover that we know them before we can name them.