Philip Martin Gallery is proud to present, "The Holographic Principle," an exhibition of two-dimensional works by 19 artists of different generations and backgrounds. Each of these artists in their respective practices consider what picture-making is, how it works, and what it means. "The Holographic Principle" draws its title from the intersection of string theory and quantum gravity; specifically, the idea that, as Sean Carroll writes in describing the work of Raphael Bousso, "information describing a black hole can be thought of as living on the event horizon (the two-dimensional boundary of the hole), rather than distributed throughout its volume, as normal physics would lead us to expect.”