BEGIN:VCALENDAR PRODID;X-RICAL-TZSOURCE=TZINFO:-//com.denhaven2/NONSGML ri_cal gem//EN CALSCALE:GREGORIAN VERSION:2.0 BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Opening Date: \; \nAug. 23\, 2012\n \;\nClosing Date: \nNov. 27\, 2012\n \;\nArtist(s) Names: \nMariah Robinson\, Matthew Brandt\, Corin Hewitt\, Walead Beshty\, Elisabeth Sunday\, Tal Shochat\ n \;\nVenue:\nCleveland Clinic Art Exhibition Area (Between Building Q &\; Building G)\n9500 Euclid Ave.\nCleveland\, OH 44195\n \;\n Campus Map: http://my.clevelandclinic.org/Documents/Corporate/campus_map .pdf\n \;\nExhibit Title: \n&ldquo\;Photo Finish&rdquo\;\n \;\nD escription of Exhibit:\nWith all of the technological possibilities avai lable in the 21st century\, the desired end-product for contemporary pho tographers is an ever moving target. \; For artists like Mariah Robe rtson and Matthew Brandt\, the physical composition of emulsions and pap ers propels their work into experimentation\, where the image is created through science\, chemistry and light. \; Multi-media artist Corin Hewitt&rsquo\;s quizzical photographs document the aftermath of activiti es that he performs\, retooling materials and forms\, as part of his gal lery exhibitions. \; Walead Beshty\, like Hewitt\, records his exhau stive process of editing and altering a single appropriated photograph u sing photographic software\, without ever showing his original source.&n bsp\; \; Alternatively\, \; Elisabeth Sunday draws on tradition by employing a technique created by Louis Daguerre in the 1840&rsquo\;s. By shooting directly into mirrored sheeting\, the artist is able to dis tort the image&mdash\;create her haunting images of women in Africa.&nbs p\; Tal Shochat creates a physical stage for her subjects\, fruit trees\ , by filming them in front of a black velvet curtain\, eliminating all e xtraneous information about their environment. The artists in this inter national group exhibition have taken to investigating new ideas in both in the creation of the subject and the process of producing the final pr int. Cleveland Clinic as an institution looks to innovation as a corners tone of its mission\, and these artists\, through their work\, reflect t his focus.\n \;\nImage Information:\nCorin Hewitt\, Untitled #8 from Drying Flowers with Microwaves\, May 17\, 2010\, 2010 (image courtesy o f Laurel Gitlin Gallery)\; Mariah Robertson\, Untitled\, 2009 (image cou rtesy of Marvelli Gallery)\; Tal Shochat\, Afarsemon (Persimmon)\, 2011 (image courtesy of Andrea Rosen Gallery)\n \;\nCost: \nFree\n \; \nContact for Inquiries:\nArt Program\n(216) 448-0232\nccartprogram@ccf. org\n \;\nMore information on the exhibit and upcoming events:\nhttp ://my.clevelandclinic.org/arts_medicine/calendar_of_events.aspx\n \; URL:http://clevelandheights.patch.com/events/photo-finish-a-cleveland-cli nic-art-exhibition SUMMARY:“Photo Finish” - a Cleveland Clinic Art Exhibition LOCATION:9500 Euclid Ave\, Cleveland\, OH 44195: 9500 Euclid Ave\, Clevel and\, OH END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR