Redux Contemporary Art Center is proud to present Reorientation III: The artists of Redux. For the biannual event, Redux has selected Tom Stanley to curate the show. Tom Stanley is an artist/administrator, Chair of the Department of Fine Arts at Winthrop University, and Director of Winthrop University Galleries. Born in 1950 in Fort Hood, TX, Stanley grew up in Concord, NC, where he began his first explorations into art and music as early as early as 1960 with painted impressions of Dave Brubeck and Paul Desmond’s Take Five. He received a B.A. in Art from Belmont Abbey/Sacred Heart College in 1972 and a M.A. in Applied Art History and a M.F.A. in Painting from the University of South Carolina in 1980.
Stanley’s work has been exhibited in numerous galleries nationally. Recently, his work has been exhibited at the Barbara Archer Gallery in Atlanta, Homegrown at the Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art in Winston-Salem and Gallery twenty-four in Berlin. In 2005 his Floating series was exhibited at the South Carolina State Museum‘s Triennial Exhibition and in 2004 at the New Orleans Center for Creative Arts. In 2002-03 he exhibited at La Galerie du Marché in Lausanne, Hodges Taylor Gallery in Charlotte, Musée de la Halle Saint Pierre in Paris and the Halsey Gallery in Charleston. In 2006 he had a solo exhibition in the Gallery at Carillon with his series entitled The Neighborhood. Stanley’s paintings have been published in New American Painting 28 and 46; The Carolinas Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow; Geneviève Roulin; and The Drama.
This year, Tom Stanley has selected several of Redux’s artists, including Townsend Davidson, Kaminer Haislip, Kirsten Moran, Kate Long-Stevenson, Lynne Riding, Tina Christophillis, Julie Henson, Julie Klaper and Steven Lawrence.
Pop Goes the Apocalypse by Caleb Weintraub
Family and Manipulation by Laura Harden and Lolly Koon
Truth Lies Here by Heather Freeman
Alive Inside: The Lure & Lore of the Sideshow by The Halsey Gallery and Redux
Morgan Craig by Morgan Craig
Greg Shelnutt and Candice Ivy by Greg Shelnutt and Candice Ivy
Sawaguzo Festival by Miwa Koizuma, Aya Kakeda and Fumiha Tanaka
Illusions of News by Kara Hammond and Paula Frances Peek
NATURE:REdrawn by Renee Van der Stelt, Talia Greene & Christine Tillman
Goldsworthy of the Coffee Shop by Jonathan Brilliant
Hot Pressed Poster Exhibition by Redux
The Itchy & Scratchy Show by Boris Shpeizman & Malena Bergmann
ephemera by Young Kim
New Structures by Todd McDonald & Blake Hurt
Source Coding by Kevin Jones
SC Architectural Community Design by American Institute of Architects
Exquisite Corpse by New Music Collective and Charleston Community
Tentacle House by Si Jae Byun
Reorientation II by The Artists of Redux
Everyone is an Artist by Tattfoo Tan
New Media Exhibition by Bob Snead, Micah Stansell, Philip White, Sheila Bishop and David Robinson
Dane Nester by Dane Nester
Benjamin Bellas by Benjamin Bellas
Together: Susan Meyer (2008 Redux Artist in Residence) by Susan Meyer
Post Stagecraft by Amir H. Fallah
The Sun Machine is Coming Down by Josef Kristofoletti & Matt Phillips
Broken, Beaten & Buried by Dalek
Stoughton – Mural by Seth Gadsden
Reorientation III by The artists of Redux
Self Control by Jeff Zimmermann
Past Presence by Karin Olah
Summer Art Institute 2009 by CCSD High School Students
Inside the Fence by Lynn Richardson
Joe Johnson “Mega Churches” by Joe Johnson
1 x 1 by College of Charleston Studio Art Department Student x Faculty Exhibition
We Pictured You Reading This by Paper Monument
Novelty by Cory Oberndorfer
Summer Art Institute 2010 by CCSD High School Students
I Am Two With Nature by Travis Graves and Cari Freno
Ice Storm by Carson Fox
Before I Die… by Nicole Diefenbach
Meat Not Taken by Greg Stewart
Reorientation IV by The Artists of Redux
drift by David Bowen
Social Velocity by Joseph Labate
Picturesque Evacuation Ploy by Liz Miller
Home Again, Home Again by Allison Reimus
Ecstasy of Knowing by Keith Lemley
The Plantation (Plan-ta-shun) by Colin Quashie
Summer Art Institute by Charleston County High School Students
the Tempest by Jason Hackenwerth
