A cosmic cybernetic wave of 7 times 4 emphasizes achieving highly abstract, inner goals. A cosmic cybernetic wave of 9 times 3 emphasizes wholeness, acceptance, a world family, and peace. The number 28, on the other hand, is 7 times 4. The group consists of: EXY, Seola, Xuan Yi, Bona, Soobin, Luda, Dawon, Eunseo, Cheng Xiao, Mei Qi, Yeoreum, Dayoung and Yeonjung. If we think of the number 27 in terms of a harmonic or wave form, it is 3 cubed, or 9 times three. The exhibition is curated by Jamillah James, Queens Museum of Art Van Lier Fund Fellow. Cosmic Girls (WJSN) Members Profile: Cosmic Girls Facts Cosmic Girls (), also known as WJSN is a 13-member girl group under Starship Entertainment and Yuehua Entertainment. 108 appears as a number of significance within various Eastern religious traditions. Placing significance on the number 108 reminds us of our place in the cosmic order of things. Participating artists are Taylor Baldwin, Clifford Borress, Barb Choit, Brendan Fowler, Ted Gahl, Rashawn Griffin, Faten Kanaan, Zak Kitnick, Jason Lazarus, Lauren Luloff, Dave Murray, Amanda Ross-Ho, Jean Shin, Hayley Silverman, Agathe Snow, and Bryan Zanisnik. So, even though COSMIC data have global coverage, the trend derived from COSMIC is more of a trend in subtropical area where storm tracks exist rather than a global one. Mathematicians from the Vedic tradition came to view 108 as the number representing the wholeness of existence. NOT THE WAY YOU REMEMBERED explores how collecting and displaying personal, physical objects creates and recreates memories and associations, both individual and collective.
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As museums have mounted more exhibitions from their permanent collections, revisiting their archives and breathing new life into years’ worth of holdings, this generation’s artists are also looking back-revisiting materiality, composing and recombining nontraditional materials, perhaps out of necessity, or as a comment on a collective loss of intimacy through lives lived online. Amanda Ross-Ho will be included in the exhibition Not the Way You Remembered at the Queens Museum of Art from April 10 - August 14.