What Happened to My Music Collection? | Phil Rosenbloom
Traffic Zone Center for Visual Art presents an exhibition by Phil Rosenbloom that recalls music and memories.
Artist Statement
I have a deep fondness for my music collection. Like many people, it is a glorious soundtrack that accompanies my life. This exhibition is about celebrating the music and the physicality of the media that has delivered it, while taking memories and reinserting them into new visual totems. As you view the exhibition your memories should mix with the forms and create a wonderful mashup. There is rhythm in the repetition of shape and tone in the beauty of the familiar recontextualized surfaces. Take it in and feel the music.
– Phil Rosenbloom
Artist Biography
Phil Rosenbloom is a contemporary multi-media artist living in Minneapolis. He has shown his work in venues around the country, including the Minneapolis Institute of Art, the Hyde Park Art Center, the Chicago Art Expo, and the Randolph Street Gallery. His work centers on themes of everyday life. Phil is a member of the Traffic Zone Artist Coop.
Gallery Hours:
Monday - Friday, 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Image:
Left - Phil Rosenbloom, What Happened to My Music Collection? 2024, Mixed media
Right - Phil Rosenbloom, What Happened to My Music Collection? 2024, Mixed media
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