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X-WR-CALDESC:Exhibiting in the Main Gallery & the Blackfoot Communications 
 Gallery during the month of November \nOpening on First Friday\, November 
 3\, 5-8 PM \nGallery Opening is Free & Open to All\, with Works Available 
 for Purchase \n\nThe ZACC is thrilled to present ‘Malls\, Parades\, & Pede
 strians’\, works by Stephen Glueckert\, in both the Main Gallery and Black
 foot Communications Gallery for the month of November\, opening First Frid
 ay\, November 3 from 5 to 8 PM. ZACC Gallery Openings are free and open to
  all\, with works available for purchase. \n\nABOUT THE ART \nThe exhibiti
 on is a gathering assembly of three associated bodies of works. The large-
 scale drawings are based on a series of thumbnail sketches done while walk
 ing in the mall\, and observing local parades. The sculptures are particip
 atory assemblages of free-standing figures with historical references.\n\n
 Much of the work contrasts images of fantasy consumerism with the reality 
 of daily survival. The work is grounded in realism. Incorporating the brig
 ht colors used in advertising in contrast to the plain wear and tear of ev
 eryday life accentuates the irony present in daily life. Glueckert has cre
 ated interactive assemblages since the 1970s. This recent work is a contin
 uing effort to extend metaphors beyond their intended meaning and into the
  realm of perhaps a more literal interpretation.  \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST \nS
 tephen Glueckert lives in Missoula\, his birthplace. He received a BFA fro
 m the University of Idaho and an M.Ed. in Art Education from Western Washi
 ngton University. He has taught at The University of Montana\, Walla Walla
  Community College\, and the University of Papua New Guinea. He spent ten 
 years at the Northwest Children’s Home as a counselor and teacher. He has 
 been a recipient of a Montana Individual Artist’s Fellowship. Glueckert is
  Curator Emeritus for the Missoula Art Museum and has written extensively 
 about contemporary artists living and working in Montana.
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DESCRIPTION:Exhibiting in the Main Gallery & the Blackfoot Communications G
 allery during the month of November \nOpening on First Friday\, November 3
 \, 5-8 PM \nGallery Opening is Free & Open to All\, with Works Available f
 or Purchase \n\nThe ZACC is thrilled to present ‘Malls\, Parades\, & Pedes
 trians’\, works by Stephen Glueckert\, in both the Main Gallery and Blackf
 oot Communications Gallery for the month of November\, opening First Frida
 y\, November 3 from 5 to 8 PM. ZACC Gallery Openings are free and open to 
 all\, with works available for purchase. \n\nABOUT THE ART \nThe exhibitio
 n is a gathering assembly of three associated bodies of works. The large-s
 cale drawings are based on a series of thumbnail sketches done while walki
 ng in the mall\, and observing local parades. The sculptures are participa
 tory assemblages of free-standing figures with historical references.\n\nM
 uch of the work contrasts images of fantasy consumerism with the reality o
 f daily survival. The work is grounded in realism. Incorporating the brigh
 t colors used in advertising in contrast to the plain wear and tear of eve
 ryday life accentuates the irony present in daily life. Glueckert has crea
 ted interactive assemblages since the 1970s. This recent work is a continu
 ing effort to extend metaphors beyond their intended meaning and into the 
 realm of perhaps a more literal interpretation.  \n\nABOUT THE ARTIST \nSt
 ephen Glueckert lives in Missoula\, his birthplace. He received a BFA from
  the University of Idaho and an M.Ed. in Art Education from Western Washin
 gton University. He has taught at The University of Montana\, Walla Walla 
 Community College\, and the University of Papua New Guinea. He spent ten y
 ears at the Northwest Children’s Home as a counselor and teacher. He has b
 een a recipient of a Montana Individual Artist’s Fellowship. Glueckert is 
 Curator Emeritus for the Missoula Art Museum and has written extensively a
 bout contemporary artists living and working in Montana.
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LOCATION:in the Main Gallery & Blackfoot Communications Gallery
SUMMARY:Malls\, Parades\, & Pedestrians\, Works by Stephen Glueckert
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