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The exhibition focuses purely on the exploration of the variety of religious beliefs and practices of which the United States is composed. For both in the past and in the present, religion has played a highly significant and multifarious role in the United States, to the extent that today the country might be considered one of the most religiously diverse in the world. While the rich panoply of traditional religious communities and identities is still a major and changing element of the United States, we can also witness the emergence of new modes of religiosity whereby each person can define a religious identity for themselves in opposition to a relativistic vision of contemporary American society.
David LaChapelle, Jesus Is My Homeboy: Intervention, 2003
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The controversial motto used as the title of the exhibition, one that has often been questioned by different political and religious groups, may be interpreted in the context of today’s religious complexity as suggesting that America is no longer “one nation under [one] god”. For, in addition to its strong assertion of faith, the phrase does not foreclose a possibility of “choosing my religion” that can take on the most varied forms and facets.
David LaChapelle, Jesus Is My Homeboy: Loaves and Fishes, 2003
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“In God We Trust” will bring together a multigenerational group of contemporary American artists from different religious backgrounds, who will look at religions, singular beliefs, spirituality, unusual faiths, sects or cults from an outside perspective, bringing viewers closer to the particular dynamics of each and thus unveiling the variegated landscape of American religion and the extraordinary diversity of U.S. cultures. The exhibition will also deal with many aspects of this complex theme focusing, for example, on the relationships between religion and society, economy/capitalism, politics, patriotism/Americanism, sport, popular culture, etc.
Guerra de la Paz (Alain Guerra & Neraldo de la Paz), Pieta, 2006
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GENERIC ART SOLUTIONS (Matt Vis & Tony Cambell), The Head of St. John the Baptist from Caravaggio Series, 2008
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GENERIC ART SOLUTIONS (Matt Vis & Tony Cambell), The Last Supper, 2006
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Huma Bhabha, Untitled, 2006
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David LaChappelle, Passion of the Christ, 2006, photography
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KIM SOOJA, To Breathe: Mandala, 2010, single jukebox with the artist\’s voice performance “The Weaving Factory” 2004
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Angela Ellsworth, Seer Bonnet XXI (Eliza) and Seer Bonnet XX (Emily), 2011
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Piotr Uklański, Untitled (T-Shirt), 2002, one United States dollar bill
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ill Viola, Isolde\’s Ascension (The Shape of Light in the Space After Death), 2005, video and sound installation 10’30”
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Anthony Goicolea, The Spetemberists, 2006
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The exhibition includes works by: Nina Berman, Huma Bhabha, Peter Bogers, C-LEVEL Project (Eddo Stern, Peter Brinson, Brody Condon, Michael Wilson, Mark Allen, Jessica Hutchins), Erin Cosgrove, Dzine (Carlos Rolon), Jonathan Durham, Angela Ellsworth, Generic Art Solutions (Matt Vis and Tony Campbell), Anthony Goicolea, Guerra De La Paz (Alain Guerra, Neraldo de la Paz), Christian Jankowski, Joseph Johnson, William Klein, Oliver Laric, Nora Ligorano and Marshall Resse, David LaChapelle, Nate Lowman, Joanna Malinowska, Michael Murphy, Rashaad Newsome, Michael Rakowitz, Jay Rosenblatt, Martha Rosler, Andres Serrano, Jeff Sonhouse, Kim Sooja, Jim Shaw, Piotr Uklański, Jordan Wolfson, Shannon Taggart, Bill Viola.
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