Visual Art

at the Wilson Center

Ploch Art Gallery

Wendy Mukluk

Worldview

January 7–February 22, 2008

For Wendy Mukluk there is more than meets the eye and it is apparent in her digital photographs. “I’m basically a historian…I draw what I can’t photograph,” says Mukluk. She sees the artist role being similar to that of a shaman, as a vehicle by which things from other realms can surface for everyone’s benefit. It is in a very holistic sense that Mukluk tries to record “the wonders all around us,” focusing especially on those that exist in “ordinary” objects.

With a background in traditional photography, digital techniques, drawing, lithography, etching and painting Wendy is well qualified to, through painterly manipulations, impose her own sense of aesthetic and beauty onto her digital prints. 

The 2007-08 Ploch Art Gallery Season was presented by

Marjorie A. & Raymond G. Vallier

with contributing support from

The Equitable Bank

This exhibition was sponsored by

Karleen Haberichter & Lois Clementi

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