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Filter Bubble, 2018. Corrugated paper on foam core; ellipse: approximately 62 inches (length) by 36 inches (height) by 4 inches (width). 

Filter Bubble, 2018. Corrugated paper on foam core; ellipse: approximately 62 inches (length) by 36 inches (height) by 4 inches (width). 

"Everything Happens So Much" opens this Thursday

August 08, 2018

Opening tomorrow!

If you're in Manchester, New Hampshire this Thursday, check out the opening reception from 5:30 to 7:30 pm for "Everything Happens So Much" at Kelley Stelling Contemporary. 

Kelley Stelling Contemporary presents a juried group exhibition titled “Everything Happens So Much,” featuring works selected by Currier Museum of Art Curator Kurt Sundstrom, Ph.D. The show is on view through September 15, 2018

https://www.kelleystellingcontemporary.com/

221 Hanover Street, Manchester, NH

hours: Wednesdays + Thursdays + Fridays 11 am - 5 pm and by appointment

Filter Bubble

Filter Bubble provides a visual metaphor for the meaning of work's title. The concept of the "filter bubble" refers to algorithms that reflect information back to a user based on previous searches and cached information. We are bombarded with information online, though this information is unwittingly biased by our specific experiences and preferences. 

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