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2005 Center on Contemporary Art Annual
Runs November 5 through December 11, 2005
Opening Reception: Saturday, Nov 5, 8-10pm

Meditating America
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Anna Callahan
Danville Community Encyclopedia
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Alison Crocetta
Clear
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Timothy Cross
Beach and Gopher
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Peter Dobill
Water Action
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Noah Doely
The Burning Tree:
Tree on Fire


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Yasmin Etemadi
Hole
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Scott Foldesi
Gas Station
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Ann Gradwohl
COLORS: the manufacture
and sale of a common vocabulary
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Clare Grill
You Can Get Them by
Setting Snares of Very
Fine Wire Along theRunways
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Felice Grodin
Underlay (31)
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Elizabeth Hickok
The City (from the
San Francisco
in Jell-O series)
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Mary Iverson
Railroad Yard
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Heather Joy
Watershed One,
Community One
& Approximately Kansas
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Daniel Kariko
Disappearing Lands:
Transitional Zones
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Leat Klingman
Call for Mission (from series
Waiting for…)
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Kristi Malakoff
$100 Cabin
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Tom Mueske
Untitled Yellow
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Ryan Mzorowski
Experimental Investigators #2
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Christina Nguyen Hung
“stay the course”
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Katrina Rhein
Untitled (speechless)
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Tivon Rice
Bombardment
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Ariana Russell
Inevitable
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Ben Schachter
Prada Bag
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Michael Schall
Landscape Relocation, Site 19
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Michael Scoggins
Empire Comics #2
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Barbara Smith
Untitled Target #1
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Joseph Stengel-Goetz Suburban Containment #5
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Lars van Dooren
I believe in regret
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Richard Zimmerman
D Fugue (K Ecology)
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Jennifer Zwick
The Explorers
    

Ernesto Pujol

GUEST JUROR:  ERNESTO PUJOL

Ernesto Pujol's contribution to the arts is very well-noted: as an internationally celebrated conceptual artist, as a curator, as a professor, and as an advisor to numerous important arts organizations nationwide.

Ernesto Pujol has exhibited throughout the United States, Europe, Africa, and Latin America, including biennials in Havana, Johannesburg, and Eastern Europe. He has developed a complex body of multimedia work that includes sculptural installation, painting, video and photography. His most recent work is characterized by site-specific
projects and collaborative community-based processes addressing the human body, individual and collective memory, and our relationship with the environment.

Born in Cuba and raised in Puerto Rico, Ernesto Pujol currently teaches in the graduate fine arts program at Pratt Institute, in Brooklyn, New York. He has been awarded fellowships from the Mid-Atlantic Arts Foundation, The Joan Mitchell Foundation, and Pollock-Krasner Foundation, and has been a board member and panelist of such important art organizations as: New Museum of Contemporary Art, Art in General, New York Foundation of the Arts, New York State Council on the Arts, and the National Endowment for the Arts, Washington, DC. His work is also found in numerous museum collections, such as the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles and Museo Rufino Tamayo, Mexico City.
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