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Embark on a cosmic journey where art meets science in the groundbreaking exhibition, “Blended Worlds: Experiments in Interplanetary Imagination.” Developed by JPL, a NASA-owned federally funded research and development center and operating division of Caltech, in collaboration with the City of Glendale Library, Arts & Culture department (GLAC) and the Glendale Library, Arts and Culture Trust, this visionary showcase is part of the esteemed Getty’s PST ART initiative.
Discover “Blended Worlds” at the Brand Library & Art Center from September 21, 2024, to January 4, 2025. This exhibition is a cornerstone of the PST ART: Art & Science Collide, a regional celebration of the symbiotic dance between artistic creativity and scientific innovation.
“Blended Worlds” delves into the intricate tapestry of human connection with our expanding universe. It’s an inquiry into how empathy and interconnectedness can unveil new realms and foster inventive stewardship of them. The exhibition is a confluence of 11 visionary artists and JPL’s finest scientists and engineers, presenting a future where art enriches our bond with nature and ignites a rekindled fascination with our world and beyond.
Featuring luminaries like Larry Bell and Moon Ribas, alongside a constellation of other contemporary artists, “Blended Worlds” is a multidisciplinary odyssey. From Larry Bell’s reflective sculpture, Time Machine, to Moon Ribas’ rhythmic Seismic Percussion, the exhibition is a portal to a universe where art and science resonate in harmony.
Highlights of “Blended Worlds” include:
Join us for a constellation of public programs and community events, such as an evening of art, theater, and science with Reggie Watts, an original musical on climate research, and the family-friendly PST ART: Art + Science Festival.
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ReflectSpace Gallery is a vital cultural hub within the Glendale Central Library, established to confront and commemorate human atrocities, including the Armenian Genocide. It’s an immersive space that employs contemporary art, historical archives, and interactive technology to engage the community deeply.
The Essence of ReflectSpace:
ReflectSpace is a poignant reminder of our shared history and a call to action against ongoing human rights violations. As part of the International Coalition of Sites of Conscience, it connects past struggles to today’s human rights movements, emphasizing witness narratives and descendant communities’ ongoing impact.
In an era marked by division, ReflectSpace stands as a unifying force, inviting introspection and dialogue on global issues through a blend of art, technology, and archival resources. It’s not just a gallery; it’s a gateway to understanding and empathy, urging us to learn from the past to build a more just and humane future.
Current Exhibit:
(BE)LONGING: ASIAN DIASPORIC CROSSINGS FEATURES SEVEN ASIAN ARTISTS
Past exhibits include:
Before, After: Reflections on the Armenian Genocide
Shepard Fairey’s “Peace is Radical” Exhibition
“He Threw the Last Punch Too Hard”
“Women and War: A Contemporary Art Perspective”
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