Wanderlust: Actions, Traces, Journeys 1967-2017 highlights the creative process of artists who make work outside the confines of an indoor space. They have departed the studio, the stage, the gallery, and the museum. They found themselves wandering—sometimes with a purpose and at other times not. Join us for the Opening Reception of this exhibition that presents a variety of performative artistic projects that have taken place over the past fifty years—beginning specifically with Richard Long’s A Line Made by Walking and Michelangelo Pistoletto’s Walking Sculpture. What started as an exhibition of the conventional gesture of walking expanded into one that highlights both conventional and unconventional forms and gestures that hover over the sub-categories of actions, traces, and journeys.