Mock(tales): The Story of Installation with Katherine Mitchell DiRico and Lynne Harlow November 7, 6:00 – 7:00pm Lamont Gallery Join us for a casual evening of art, conversation, and mocktails. Artists Katherine Mitchell DiRico and Lynne Harlow will discuss the stories behind each of their installations in our current exhibition THROUGH LINE. Guests will gain behind the scenes insight into the challenges and creative problem solving needed to bring site-specific installations to life. Come with questions and enjoy a night out at the gallery with drinks and hors d'oeuvres! Katherine Mitchell DiRico uses drawing, sculpture, light, and sound elements to create multimedia installations that investigate how we negotiate connectivity and sense perception in today’s networked world. In THROUGH LINE, Mitchell DiRico continues to explore the ways in which drawing can be illustrated as a physical object, and a digital experience. The artist is engaging with Lamont Gallery’s architecture to create a site-specific installation by layering a projected video with tangible material elements such as thread and mylar. Interdisciplinary artist Lynne Harlow uses her practice to explore the question, “How little is enough?” Her minimal work walks a delicate line between ridged, geometric abstraction and playful, amusing sculpture that practically begs to be touched. Working primarily in a monochromic, neon color palette, Harlow embodies the core spirit of the phrase, less is more. THROUGH LINE features three works by Harlow including a brand-new site-specific vinyl curtain suspended from the skylights just outside Lamont Gallery. Mocktails and light hors d’oeuvres will be served. This event is free and open to all. RSVP required. Please sign up using this online form on the Events page of our website.