Public Opening of Sarah Rosalena: In All Directions
September 9, 2023
10:00 AM–5:00 PM
Location: Columbus Museum of Art at The Pizzuti
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Columbus Museum of Art at The Pizzuti
632 Park Street in the Short North
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The Columbus Museum of Art is pleased to present Sarah Rosalena: In All Directions, on view at The Pizzuti September 9, 2023—February 4, 2024. Known for fusing Indigenous craft traditions with emerging technologies, Los Angeles-based artist Sarah Rosalena (b. 1982) produces objects that break boundaries and borders, transcending colonial narratives. The exhibition features more than 35 works that date from 2019 and is centered around Rosalena’s investigation of scholarly and corporate dreams of space exploration and colonization. The title, In All Directions, represents the boundlessness of the universe and signals the irrelevance of compass points in a space beyond measurement.
This exhibition is the culmination of a multi-year collaboration with The Ohio State University Department of History of Art.
Please note—street parking is available in addition to the Joseph Garage, located on E. Russell St.
For additional information about Columbus Museum of Art at The Pizzuti, including hours and admission costs, click below.
Columbus Museum of Art at The Pizzuti
632 Park Street in the Short North
Members see special exhibitions FIRST & FREE.
Not a member? Join today!
The Columbus Museum of Art is pleased to present Sarah Rosalena: In All Directions, on view at The Pizzuti September 9, 2023—February 4, 2024. Known for fusing Indigenous craft traditions with emerging technologies, Los Angeles-based artist Sarah Rosalena (b. 1982) produces objects that break boundaries and borders, transcending colonial narratives. The exhibition features more than 35 works that date from 2019 and is centered around Rosalena’s investigation of scholarly and corporate dreams of space exploration and colonization. The title, In All Directions, represents the boundlessness of the universe and signals the irrelevance of compass points in a space beyond measurement.
This exhibition is the culmination of a multi-year collaboration with The Ohio State University Department of History of Art.
Please note—street parking is available in addition to the Joseph Garage, located on E. Russell St.
For additional information about Columbus Museum of Art at The Pizzuti, including hours and admission costs, click below.
Sarah Rosalena. Photo by Star Montana
