HOBBY HOUSE :: JENN RYANN MILLER
Hobby House – where art meets self-indulgence, subversion meets humor, and creativity meets absurdity. With ceramics, sterling silver, a little photography and a lot of gemstones Hobby House presents objects that are meticulously crafted for no good reason other than looking fabulous. Hobby House contemplates the places and practices of art making with humor, irony, and a little wit.
WHAT DID WE USE TO SAY? :: JUSTIN MYERS
What Did We Use To Say? Trying to remember things from the past from distorted and fragmented memories. Is that really how it happened? With intention, the mind has the ability to erase just as easily as it does create. The mind decides what stays and what gets purged for the new. Are you in control? Or is the subconscious doing as it pleases? In this work, I explore deconstruction, recomposition, and sampling, and their impact on memory and perception.
Justin Myers, a Tampa Native, is a member of music projects Justin Depth, Alien House, and Diamond Man. He also is the co-founder of Tampa-based record label, Image Research Records.
Justin studied printmaking at HCC in Ybor City and began experimenting with sculpture and installation-based works during his time there. Myers finds inspiration from discarded imagery, random thought, and spontaneous actions. Over the last 10 years, Myers has participated in numerous exhibitions at Tempus Projects, including the T-shirt shows, Mix Tape Show, Return to Sender, and an offsite window installation as part of a partnership with Downtown Tampa and more. In 2020, Myers partnered with his brother, Jeremy Myers on a virtual exhibit with Tempus Projects titled, “One Day of Perfect”. Justin has been involved with Tempus Projects since his music project Alien House made its debut performance in November of 2011.
DRIFT :: LOOK WHO DECIDED TO STOP BY :: KAYLIN PRICE & ERIN TITUS
Drift, an independent curators space presented by Tempus Projects, is pleased to announce the opening of ‘Look Who Decided to Stop By’ a collaborative body of work that plays with the constant paradoxes between symbolism and function of objects in the home. Kaylin Price and Erin Titus exaggerate the design of objects to effectively connect elements, patterns, and materials to the emotional content the object has to the individual. Collected and design elements found in home decoration are a vehicle to question if objects contain inherent qualities or if their meanings are acquired by constant repetition through familiarity and convention.
VOLTA :: TEN DAYS IN BODRUM :: Andrés Ramírez
Andrés Ramírez
Ten Days in Bodrum explores a seaside town on the Aegean coast of Turkey. A place steeped in nearly four millennia of history, Bodrum was the home of the Dorian Greeks, the Persians, the empire of Alexander the Great, the crusading Knights of Saint John, and the Ottoman Turks. In the 21st century, Bodrum serves as one of the main vacation hubs for city dwelling Turks in the summer, as it has shifted from a port hub for maritime empires to the crown jewel of the Turkish Riviera. Ten Days in Bodrum takes you through the side streets and solitude of a town that has boomed throughout the last 100 years of the Turkish Republic.
THROW THEM BONES ON THE GROUND
THROW THEM BONES ON THE GROUND :: a group exhibition exploring themes of identity and perseverance in light of the current political climate of local and state politics. The exhibition fortifies Tempus Projects' identity as a safe space for all artists and art professionals, dedicated to amplifying the voices of artists from an inclusive range of backgrounds and life experiences. Catalina Cheng | Chantel Foretich | Kalup Linzy | John Murdock