Community Museum Laboratory
The Community Museum Laboratory (CML) was a student-run experimental art space in Indianapolis, Indiana dedicated to exploring connections between art and community that was open from 2006 to 2009.[1] It was a project of the Herron School of Art and Design initiated by Eric Nordgulen who negotiated the free use of an empty building in the arts district Fountain Square with Sandor Development, a local real estate company. They hosted participatory exhibitions that engaged the public through experiments in reciprocity, exchange in dialogue and were influenced by (while skeptical of) the tradition of Relational Aesthetics.[2]
Select exhibitions and projects[edit]
- Super Rad Awesome Explosion
- Copy:Copy: a collaborative event with Big Car Gallery, PostSecret, and Found Magazine
- CML Sapphire Edition
- Off Procession: staged in conjunction with the project On Procession, curated by Fritz Haeg at the Indianapolis Museum of Art.[3]
References[edit]
- ^ "Community Museum Laboratory". indystar.com. Indianapolis Star Newspaper. Retrieved 21 November 2014.
- ^ Shoger, Scott. "Found Magazine vs. Post Secret". Nuvo. Retrieved 21 November 2014.
- ^ Haeg, Fritz (2009). Uchill, Rebecca (ed.). On Procession: Art on Parade. Indianapolis: Indianapolis Museum of Art. ISBN 0936260874.