Tag: Critical History

• The Colors I Cannot Explain at HCC

  Brandon Bauer – The Colors I Cannot Explain / April 9th – May 3rd The Rouse Company Foundation Gallery – Howard Community College Opening Reception: April 23rd, 5:30-7:00pm Gallery Hours: Monday-Sunday 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Information Here. Howard Community College 10901 Little Patuxent Parkway Columbia, Maryland 21044

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  March 28, 2015

  Contemporary Art, Exhibitions and Events, Projects

  1000 Suns, Contemporary Art, Critical History, history of nuclear weapons, Howard Community College, photo archive, The Colors I Cannot Explain, The Rouse Company Foundation Gallery, Video Installation

• The Colors I Cannot Explain at UW Oshkosh

  I have a solo exhibition currently on view at the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh in the Annex Gallery. The exhibition features a new two-channel video installation critically examining the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, as well as work drawn from an ongoing project of archival photo documentation of above ground nuclear tests conducted by United States. […]

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  October 3, 2014

  Contemporary Art, Exhibitions and Events, Political Art, Projects, Video

  art exhibition, Critical History, Hiroshima, Photography, The Colors I Cannot Explain, Uboveground Nuclear Tests, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, Video Installation

• Brandon Bauer in the Up and Close Documentary

  Brandon Bauer discussing his Euromissiles Crisis portfolio suite in the documentary “Up and Close – Their Art. Their Stories.” The documentary features four artists from Wisconsin discussing their work, inspirations, motivations, and techniques. Up and Close was directed by Zachary Kidder and produced in association with the Frank Juarez Gallery (2013).

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  September 17, 2014

  Contemporary Art, In the Studio, Interview, Political Art, Projects, Video

  1980s, activism, Brandon Bauer, Critical History, Documentary, Euromissiles Crisis, Frank Juarez Gallery, Kidder Films, Nuclear Disarmament Policy, Up and Close, visual art, Wisconsin Art

• New Project – Living With The Bomb

  I have begun working on a new project titled “Living With The Bomb”. It is a project exploring nuclear proliferation, nuclear disarmament, and peoples movements for the abolition of nuclear weapons. I have began a few associated sites related to the exploration and development of the work. There is a wordpress site relating to research […]

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  April 11, 2013

  Contemporary Art, In the Studio, Political Art, Projects, Work in Progress

  anti-war, Art Engaging History, Brandon Bauer, Contemporary Art, Critical History, Frank Juarez Gallery, installation, Living With The Bomb, New Project, nuclear abolition, nuclear disarmament, People’s History, Political Art, political graphics