Duke Riley: Flights of Fancy

January 13 – March 4, 2017
USF Contemporary Art Museum

USFCAM presents a solo exhibition of Brooklyn-based artist Duke Riley, known for his ambitious and immersive projects which engage historical and contemporary social issues often through subversive performative action. Flights of Fancy will feature two projects exploring and celebrating Riley’s history of working with pigeons and waterfront districts within the nautical landscape.

Curated by Sarah Howard; organized by USFCAM. A free poster is available for exhibition visitors.

Duke Riley: Flights of Fancy is supported in part by a grant from the Arts Council of Hillsborough County, Board of County Commissioners, and by the USFCAM Art for Community Engagement (ACE) Fund Patrons: Allison and Robby Adams; Frank E. Duckwall Foundation; Francesca and Richard Forsyth;Gobioff Foundation; Courtney and Jason Kuhn; Linda Saul-Sena and Mark Sena; Sharmila and Vivek Seth; and Stanton Storer.

For Flights of Fancy, Duke Riley created an edition of Monkey Biz with USF Graphicstudio.
Visit his artist page here.

DOWNLOADS:
Press Release | Exhibition Catalogue | Filmmakers + Smugglers Guide

ARTIST SITE:
Duke Riley
dukeriley.info