Hominine: Andrew Brehm

August 2014HominineA performance and installation by Andrew Brehmon view August 1st - August 23, 2014**extended through September 27th, 2014!Second reception (installation and sound only) First Friday, September 5th, 6:30 - 8:30pmHomininePRACTICE welcomes guests to the Paleolithic Period to view the final resting place for two nearly extinct cave people.Andrew Brehm’s Hominine takes viewers cave-deep into a prehistoric lovers-stalemate through sculptures and live audio works. Hominine is installation as a sitcom of objects, each part humorously lampooning the eternal struggle of long-term relationships, investment strategies, and modernization. Join the artist for two live-reading performances on opening night or enjoy the sculpture as a recording throughout the month of August.Audio support for this project provided by Ay!MrAbout the ArtistAndrew Brehm is an installation and performanced-based artist, currently residing in New York who often produces work using the medium of video production. Brehm has shown nationally at galleries in New Orleans, New York, Baltimore and Philadelphia in his native state of Pennsylvania. He holds an MFA in Sculpture and Extended Media from Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA and a BFA in Studio Furniture from Kutztown University of Pennsylvania. Brehm was recently a contestant on HGTV's Craft Wars with Tori Spelling and is a member of the adjunct faculty at Kutztown University. His projects can be enjoyed on the web at Andrewbrehm.info.HominineOpens First Friday, August 1st from 6­-10pmThe exhibition will be on view through Saturday, August 23rd**extended through September 27th, 2014!The Gallery will be closed on Saturday, August 30th.PRACTICEOur gallery practice seeks to support artist practices that focus on performance, participation and experimentation.PRACTICE is open to the public on First Fridays and on Saturdays from 2­-6pm. If you would like to drop by some other time please e­mail info@practicegallery.org for an appointment/with questions. Visit PRACTICE online at practicegallery.org Press for this ExhibitionKnight Arts BLogLast of the Neanderthals get reflective in their final moments at Practiceby Chip SchwartzAugust 2014

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