Curated by Edward Lucie-Smith, the exhibition is based on hisrecent publication Art Tomorrow (2002), a follow up to his 1995 publication, Art Today. Lucie-Smith has written over 50 books on art and has been a primary source of information for artists throughout the world.
The theme of this first exhibition is the human figure: its political and philosophical associations, and its interaction with the environment. As a result of the current political status of the United States, this focus on the human figure and condition is a conscious effort to create an exchange of ideas through art.
Exhibition curator, Edward Lucie-Smith, and featured artist, Judy Chicago, have spent years raising awareness for the topics surrounding the human body and experience. For over twenty-five years their individual views and comprehension of the subject matter have continued to drive audiences to another level of understanding and participation.

I would like to thank all the artists for participating, and most importantly, Edward Lucie-Smith, whose dedication and expertise brought the critical work of these artists to our attention. His support and knowledge have made this a successful and inspiring experience for us all.
Special thanks to the exhibition organizer - Vanessa Bolden - who made this exhibition a reality. The Gallery staff who created a great installation - Andrew Rogers, Daniel Herr, Jared Tolla, William Maul, Tim Barrera, Frank Edwards, and Dave DeCristoforo.

John Natsoulas, 2005

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Catalog includes essays by Edward Lucie-Smith and John Natsoulas, Artists' Bios and Artwork images.

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