"My primary focus for the past 10 years has been the ever-changing and erroneous nature of memory. Memory is a fallible, persistently shifting, exploitable thing. My interest in memory stems from our inability to store and retrieve some long- and short-term events. I remember few events from my childhood and very little from my recent past. This deficiency has forced me to rely on secondary storage and retrieval methods. Video has become a backup for incomplete memories, and photography has become my proof of moments. My life has been subsequently organized into little blue digital folders by year, month, and event. This shortcoming makes me question my limited recollection of the past and what I have come to understand as reality" — Mark Mcleod

This event will be held remotely via Zoom. You can join on your computer. If you are unable to join via computer or do not have speakers or a microphone on your computer, you can dial in for audio. For additional information about this event call the SUNY Oswego Art Department at (315) 312-2112. For persons with disabilities needing assistance to attend this event, please call in advance.

This event is sponsored by:

• Artswego
• Department of Art & Design at SUNY Oswego
• Tyler Art Gallery