• Friday Nov. 5, 1:30 p.m.
• Razzo Hall, Traina Center for the Arts

Boston artist Gary Duehr will present a survey of his work over the last 15 years in photography and public art, exploring the ideas of surfaces, interactive experiences, and liminal space. Gary Duehr is co-director of the Invisible Cities Group, which since 1994 has created eight “large-scale urban detours” combining performance, poetry, and installations of visual art. He has been a visiting artist on public art projects at Harvard University and UMass Boston. In 2001 Duehr was awarded a public art grant from the Visible Republic program of New England  Foundation for the Arts to create “Square2” in Davis Square, and a commission from the MBTA for a permanent photo installation at North Station, which opened in 2005.

Most recently he installed “Hazards of Modern Living” for a two-year installation at Boston Harbor Shipyard. Currently he manages Bromfield Gallery in Boston’s South End.

All events are free, unless otherwise noted, and open to the public. All information is subject to change. Please contact the Visual and Performing Arts Events Office at 508-793-7356 for more information, or please look for ClarkArts online to confirm all event information.

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