VENUES

Ossuary was installed at the Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design  in Milwaukee, Wisconsin from 13 January to 7 March 2020.

Exhibition Design, Construction and Oversight: Emily Belknap

Data and Object Management: Caitlin Bradford, Deanna Anthony, Orion Risk

Museum Staff: Mark Lawson, Steve Anderson

Installation Team: Helen Bullard, Eric Koester, Tyler Roberts,
Taylor Ausley, Devan Moore, Katie Grinell, Elio Garcia

Educational Content: Leslie Fedorchuk

Graphic Design: Sheilah Rossow

Ossuary  was installed at the Herron Gallery of IUPUI in Indianapolis in 2014.

Curator: Paula Katz

Exhibition Design: Emily Belknap

Data and Object Management: Amanda Lovell

Installation Assistance: Emily (Lou) Adams, Lukas Schooler

Thanks to: Amy Cannestra, Jennifer Mikulay

 

 

 

Ossuary  was installed at the University of Tennessee Downtown Gallery in Knoxville in 2013.

Exhibition Design: Emily Belknap

Data and Object Management: Amanda Lovell

Installation Assistance: Emily (Lou) Adams, Gabe Strader-Brown

Technical Support: Robert Aiosa, Israel Campos, Jim Escalante, Dale Kaminski

Gallery Staff: Mike Berry and T. Michael Martin

Special Thanks:  Beauvais Lyons, Diane Fox, Sam Yates, Randy and Barb Arnold, Marcia Goldenstein

Ossuary was installed at the Chazen Museum of Art in Madison, Wisconsin from 1 February to 1 April 2012.

CREDITS

Installation Design and Construction: Emily Belknap, Justin Bitner, Nic Bitting

Data Management: Mark Switzer, Koala Yip

Technical Support: Bradley Corso, Sophia Flood, Dale Kaminski

Museum Staff: Steve Johanowitz, Anne Lambert (lecture series), Rob Nurre (lighting), Jerl Richmond, Kate Wanberg

Photography: Todd Bakken, Jim Escalante, Bill Lemke, Mary Niec

Graphic Design: Nancy Zucker (printed matter)

PRESS

“Eyeworthy: ‘Ossuary,’ A project by Laurie Beth Clark”. Gayle Worland. Wisconsin State Journal. 11 March.

“The wishbone’s connected to the femur in ‘Ossuary’”.  Lindsay Christians. 77 Square. 16 February.

“Chazen Museum of Art’s enjoyable Compendium 2012 is a sprawling collection of faculty work”. Jennifer A. Smith. 7 February.

PHOTOS