Two Columns is pleased to present ECHO, an exhibition featuring the works of Corey
Allen, Carrianne Bullard, Dana Dojka, and Kyler Duhé. This exhibition consists of a
dozen pieces highlighting concepts relating to both acts and processes of repetition.
ECHO is presented through multiple mediums, including: video, installation, painting,
and printmaking. For artists Duhé and Allen, their practices rely upon recurring rhythmic
gestures found in motions like painting (for the former) or sewing (for the latter) in order
to create their individual artworks. Similarly, Dojka is a printmaker who utilizes the
methods of duplication and replication inherent to the medium to optimize her imagery.
Finally, in many ways, Bullard simply redefines the effort by relying on the emulation of
natural processes in sculpted images.
ECHO is formed from diverse personalities which share a collective motif. This
presentation explores how four emerging artists delve into personal motivations to
display the slippage of recalled memories, naturally occurring structures over time, the
vulnerability and strength captured in intimate portraiture, and the creation of a
spontaneouslyformulated experience. Their work focuses on generating a personal
sensation for the viewer that echoes the intent of the artists upon close examination.
Allen was born in Sarasota, Florida, Bullard born in Lakeland, Florida, Dojka born in
Tampa, Florida, and Duhé born in New Orleans, Louisiana. They are all receiving their
BFA from Ringling College of Art and Design in May 2015.
The reception for the artists will be held on March 20 from 7:00 - 9:00 pm. The show will be open March 17-21.
