INLIGHT 2014

On November 21, 2014, 1708 Gallery's 7th annual InLight Richmond illuminated Monroe Park, one of Richmond's most historically significant public spaces. The exhibition featured performances, sculpture, large-format projections, and interactive projects selected by juror Denise Markonish, Curator at Mass MoCA.

PARTICIPATING ARTISTS

The InLight Richmond 2014 exhibition featured works by the following artists and artist collectives:
Annie Albagli, Richmond, VA; Woodrow: Joan Biddle, Hannah Kirkpatrick, and Kristi Totoritis, Norfolk, VA; Tiffany Carbonneau, New Albany, IN; Chalet Comellas and Christina Poindexter, St. Petersburg, FL; Sarah Dahlinger, Athens, OH; Brian Davis,Woodbridge, VA; Julien Gardair, Brooklyn, NY; Stacey M. Holloway, Birmingham, AL; Rocky Horton, Nashville, TN; Erin Colleen Johnson, Atlanta, GA; Zach Kurth-Nelson and Mariam Eqbal, Richmond, VA; Ron Lambert, Bloomsburg, PA; RVA Data Hackers: Bob Larrick, Brian Levey, Allison Sands, Courtnie Wolfgang, and Melanie Mullen, Richmond, VA; Marilyn Lowey, Los Angeles, CA; The Medeology Collective: Kelley McClung, James Gladman, and Alessandro Imperato, Savannah, GA; Joseph Reinsel, Flint, MI; Ben Sloat, Allston, MA; forceperunit: Jacqueline Weaver, Michael Cunningham, and Timothy McMurray, Anthony Restaino, Troy, NY; Christopher David White and Marta Finkelstein, Richmond, VA; Claire Zitzow, Richmond, VA

2014 AWARD WINNERS

The Best In Show Award, selected by Juror Denise Markonish, was given to Julien Gardiar for his installation, Camera Locus 7 Monroe Park.

The Most Environmentally Conscious Award, also selected by Juror Denise Markonish, was given to Christopher David White and Marta Finkelstein for their collaborative installation Luminous Landscapes.

The People's Choice Award, selected by the InLight audience was given to the Woodrow Collective for their neon installation Treehouse.