Scene Shift: The Exhibit
Curated by Maureen Weiss and Sibyl Wickersheimer
Fisher Museum of Art, Los Angeles
Scene Shift: The Exhibit is a chance for the audience to get up close and personal with the work of contemporary scenic designers. Every designer has a different story to tell, sometimes that story is translated into art, and sometimes it is theatre.
Entrance to the central gallery with a view toward a recreation of Regina Garcia's mural paying tribute to Armida Valdez created for the set of American Mariachi, in 2018.
"Wandering" neon sign from musical, The Lonely Few
Gallery Event : Yuri and Deb O in conversation
Installation progress photo of large photographic wall murals. Images are taken from the set designs highlighted in Scene Shift: U. S. Set Designers in Conversation.
A new work created for the Fisher Museum; a Peace Pod collaboration between Collette Pollard and Sibyl Wickersheimer.
![Floor quote reads, "We have to broaden the definition of what a [set] designer is."
Narelle Sissons](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62d744c34ef2240106c4b5ee/1748982107990-ZYFVAEXIFZC6B8FGAQXU/044.jpg)
Floor quote reads, "We have to broaden the definition of what a [set] designer is." Narelle Sissons
Shing Yin Khor's Oracle Bird divination game
Claire Mckeown performs at the exhibit opening
Deb O stands below her installation of (Not) Water
An audience member peaks into a recreation of Model Home by Mimi Lien
The West Gallery installations include work by Abigail DeVille, Marsha Ginsberg, and Yvonne Miranda.
Abigail DeVille's Blur Horizon Performance
Blur Horizon performers exiting the front door of the gallery
Abigail coaches the performers to carry the weight of the sculptural cape
Blur Horizon performance on the USC campus
Blur Horizon performance on the USC campus
Blur Horizon performance on the USC campus
L to R: Sibyl Wickersheimer, Maureen Weiss, Deb O, Yuri Okahana-Benson, Shannon Scrofano
