MFA Candidate Annette Daniels-Taylor at the Rochester Contemporary Arts Center
February 2–March 18, 2018
Published January 19, 2018 This content is archived.
MFA candidate Annette Daniels-Taylor & her husband Rodney Taylor (along with other artists) exhibit artworks in No Soil Better: Art & The Living Legacy of Frederick Douglass at the Rochester Contemporary Art Center, 137 East Avenue, Rochester NY 14604 on Feb. 2 – March 18, 2018.
The Opening Reception is Feb. 2 at 6-9pm. Artist Talk: Feb. 3. More info about the exhibit.
From the Rochester City Paper review:
Annette Daniel-Taylor’s “Frederick Douglass Experiment” is installed in the small round room in the rear of the space. She constructed a website for the work, which she describes as a “sound-walk collaboration” between herself and Frederick Douglass, using words from his speeches and essays and her own voice and verse to create a layered, experimental artists’ walking-tour of various Rochester sites and stories related to Douglass. An installed iPad allows visitors to explore all of the chapters, while a video display screens chapter eight, “Brethren is Who We Are,” on a loop.
Read the full review of the exhibition here:
https://www.rochestercitynewspaper.com/rochester/addressing-the-public/Content?oid=5371407