Watching Hands: Artists Respond to Keeping Well
Image Credit: Victore, Bankston, Dumphy
September 24, 2011 – January 13, 2012
This exhibit showcases the work of six artists who interpret the act of hand washing in innovative and unexpected ways. Recent H1N1 prevention campaigns have highlighted the importance of hand washing as one of the most effective ways to stay well.
Sponsored by Georgia Pacific and the CDC Foundation, and curated by Louise E. Shaw, CDC Museum Curator, this exhibition stretches the boundaries of current public health campaigns through painting, drawing, graphic design, sculpture, installation, and new media. Making the connection between hand washing and keeping well, the work—all new for this exhibition--ranges from the humorous to the spiritual. The artists include: John Bankston (San Francisco); Didi Dunphy (Athens, GA); Joe Peragine (Atlanta); Katherine L. Ross (Chicago); Laura Splan (Brooklyn, NY); and James Victore (Brooklyn, NY).
Artist Videos
 John Bankston (2:46) |
 Joe Peragine (2:47) |
 Didi Dunphy (2:47) |
 James Victore (2:07) |
 Laura Splan (2:38) |
 Katherine Ross (2:55) |
Events
Curator Tours
12:30 to 1:30
Monday, November 14
Wednesday, November 30
Thursday, December 15
Wednesday, January 11
Special Opening Event (Museum Day)
Meet the Artists
Saturday, September 24, 2011
10:00-4:00
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- David J. Sencer CDC Museum
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