Johnny Adimando at 17 Cox
This winter, Montserrat’s printmaking faculty member and artist Johnny Adimando has attempted and failed at the impossible: to reach the moon through conventional methods of paper folding and printmaking. At its apogee the Moon is about 406700 km from the Earth, while a single sheet of paper is about 0.01 cm high. It would take approximately 1,520,640,000 stacked pieces of paper to reach the Moon or a single sheet of paper folded on itself 42 times could reach the Moon’s surface.
Please join Johnny for an artist talk in the newly renovated 17 Cox Gallery!
TO THE MoON: Works on paper by Johnny Adimando
Curated by Montserrat’s Exhibitions Manager Lucas Spivey
Exhibit Dates: Jan. 23 – March 23
Opening Reception: Jan. 30, 5-7pm – First Quarter
Artist Talk with Johnny Adimando: Feb. 21, 5pm – New Moon
Montserrat’s Collective Performance Lab: March 7, 5-7pm – Full Moon
Johnny Adimando received his BFA from Tyler School of Art and his MFA from Rhode Island School of Design where he currently instructs printmaking and critique. He currently resides in Providence, RI.