The Clark County Public Art Office is pleased to announce our latest exhibition that delves into the themes of destruction and reconstruction, where artists reassemble objects to tell poignant stories about loved ones and cherished memories. By reuniting treasured objects with the emotions they evoke, these artists forge deeper connections with their subjects. Others explore the societal landscape, crafting new futures and narratives from discarded elements. As we rebuild and reimagine, we can forge new memories and communities but always remember there will be Reassembly Required.

Jeannie Hua serves as this exhibition’s juror. She graduated from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago with an MFA in 2022 and has taught collage making at Ox-Bow School of Art for their Art in the Meadows Workshops. Her mixed medias and collages have been shown in New York City, Chicago, and Las Vegas. She has also participated in group exhibitions in galleries and museums in Nevada, New York, Illinois, California, Michigan, Virginia, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Utah, Tennessee, Oregon, and Orquevaux in France. She currently has a solo show at Core Contemporary, one of the 15 exhibits taking place as part of Post Invisibles 2024 Biennial.

Reception: Thursday, Sept. 12, 2024, from 6-8 p.m.

Reassembly Required Exhibiting Artists:

Bailey Anderson, Carina Arriaga, Chad Martinez, Daniela Castañeda, Dave Heide, David Lampel, Deanne Sole, John McVay, Karen Barraza, Laura Meyer, Louise Ahrendt, Madison Heynen, Malachi Schlink, Mark Kaufman, Michael Singh, Michelle Rose Walker, Monica James, Rachel Hoyt, Rebecca Goodman, Samantha Giddens, Samara Ramos, Sandra Swan, Sogand Tabatabaei, Stormi Holt, Zoe Mekelle