Jeffery Byrd				Albert Chong				Fay Fair- brother
		Dick Averns					Dinh Q.Lê
	Joseph DeLappe	Science and technology have been credited with solving many of the questions that have puzzled humankind, yet essential ingredients to our well-being have gone unaddressed. The Chambers of Enchantment: Recovery & Loss exhibition (Sept 20 - Dec 1, 1996) seeks to evoke or recover what science and technology took away: the sense of wonder, ritual, loss and placement within the world. Chamber artists tackle a variety of social and historical issues from violence against women to the killing fields of Cambodia. CEPA commissioned 11 artists to create individual "chambers" which investigate spiritual and/or social identity concerns, and interpretations of family/cultural history. Several of the installations invite audience participation by encouraging viewers to physically incorporate a component of their lives. Viewers leave their mark on the installations, changing them by adding their own images, artifacts or arrangements.
										Jim Jipson
Delilah Montoya
									Dinh Q.Lê
Jim Jipson
			Jane Calvin				James Thomas
	Heidi Kumao								Jim Jipson