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Explore the art piece “Lossy” by Samantha Aasen in

Explore the art piece “Lossy” by Samantha Aasen in the exhibit, “Is There Wi-Fi in Heaven?” located at Vision Gallery. The art piece is a reference to GeoCities, a free web hosting service, that allowed users to create personal websites in the 1990s and 2000s. Aasen explains more about GeoCities as:

“These early websites often blended fan pages, blogs, poetry, artwork, and family newsletters—forming a distinctly personal and expressive digital landscape.

Today, Internet Archive provides access to this early web through tools like Wayback Machine and GifCities. By searching keywords, users can navigate and rediscover these digital artifacts.”

"Is There Wi-fi in Heaven? Grieving in the Digital Age" curated by Regan Henley (@reganhenley y) is on display now through June 6

THIS WEEKEND❗ When: Saturday, May 30, 11AM-3PM Wh

THIS WEEKEND❗

When: Saturday, May 30, 11AM-3PM
Where: Vision Gallery, 10 E Chicago St, Chandler, AZ 85225

Make your own handheld fan out of paper and popsicle sticks to keep you cool all summer long! 🪭

The temperature is rising! What’s better to cool you down than a stylish accessory? Make your own handheld fan out of paper and popsicle sticks to keep you cool all summer long. Everything you need to craft your fan is provided!

This is a free, self-led activity for all ages. Children are welcome to participate with assistance from an adult. Registering for a time slot helps us plan, but drop-ins are welcome!

Click our link in bio to register!

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Have you seen “Ghost” by Rembrandt Quiballo in “Is

Have you seen “Ghost” by Rembrandt Quiballo in “Is There Wi-Fi in Heaven? Grieving in the Digital Age?” at Vision Gallery? This art piece includes archival footage of the 1970s protest in the Philippines during a period of political unrest. The video reflects on the lost protestors’ lives, but also the ongoing mourning as media and memories of these events fade.

“Like much of Quiballo’s work, Ghost reflects on how our mass media is destabilized by contemporary technologies of circulation and preservation. As images are reproduced, compressed, and reframed across time and new technology, they risk becoming spectral and ghost-like in their own respect.”

"Is There Wi-fi in Heaven? Grieving in the Digital Age" curated by Regan Henley (@reganhenley) is on display now through June 6

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Have you seen Alison Auditore’s insanely intricate

Have you seen Alison Auditore’s insanely intricate drawings in “Is There Wi-Fi in Heaven? Grieving in the Digital Age” at Vision Gallery? Through a technique called stippling, Auditore makes thousands of little marks on a page to create incredible portraits. All those tiny little dots are imperative to the work.

“In contrast to the immediacy of social media, Allison Auditore’s ink stippling portraits hold space for a more sustained and interior experience of grief. They suggest an alternative to the noise of online and social mourning, where feeling is not broadcast or compressed, but accumulated gradually over time, mark by mark”

"Is There Wi-fi in Heaven? Grieving in the Digital Age" curated by Regan Henley (@reganhenley ) is on display now through June 6

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Take a look at Regan Henley’s profound artworks in

Take a look at Regan Henley’s profound artworks in the exhibit, “Is There Wi-Fi in Heaven? Grieving in the Digital Age” at Vision Gallery. Highlighting some of Regan Henley works include “Visiting You” and “Film, Vine, Halo, Aperture, Spotlight, Staircase, Jordan Blue, and Jordan Green” from the series “File Not Found”

“Film, Vine, Halo, Aperture, Spotlight, Staircase, Jordan Blue, and Jordan Green” from the series “File Not Found” is an art piece that explores memory and how it changes through over the years. Henley explains this piece is, “an exploration into how precious memories of our loved ones change in our brains over time using digital corruption and code editing of original photographs of a deceased friend. The precious photographs are purposefully corrupted within their code with messages to the deceased, resulting in the abstract and glitchy images you see before you. These interventions transform the photographs into something literally and figuratively unstable, as if memory itself were slipping, pixel by pixel, into abstraction. Once transferred to glass, the original photograph is destroyed, leaving the new glass print as the only evidence, as a metaphor for the ever-changing nature of memory, even precious ones.”

“Visiting You” is meant to be an artwork that, “takes the audience on a cemetery walk by using satellite imagery and on-site audio to digitize the real-life ritual of the cemetery visit. In a time when so much of our relationships are shaped by technology, the piece asks what it means to show up for someone who is gone. If we can connect, remember, and even grieve across distance, was being physically present ever the most important part”

"Is There Wi-fi in Heaven? Grieving in the Digital Age" curated by Regan Henley (@reganhenley) is on display now through June 6

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