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March 6 – April 10 A highly competitive juried exhibition featuring the artwork created by School of Art undergraduate students. Juror: Christine Heindl Juror’s Lecture: Monday, March 3, 7 pm Reception: Thursday, March 6, 7 - 9 pm
Images: from top: Christine Heindl, Acrylic and Enamel on Canvas: Everything, 42" x 42" Let the Ruby Red Ray Aggregate all Good in the World For Me Now, 24" x 24" |
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April 15 - April 26 MFA Thesis Sculpture and Photo Exhibition Nina Caporale: Word of Mouth Carsten Meier: No. 7 Calling upon diverse artists, both domestic and international, Nina Caporale's thesis presents documentation of socio-personal research into the role of "the artist" in our present historical moment. Meier describes his thesis project as follows: “…you cross, you crawl, you rest, you watch, you note, you walk, you drive, you park, you hike and you’re there…”
Reception: Tuesday, April 15, 6 - 9 pm Images from top: Nina Caporale, Carsten Meier
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April 29 - May 3 BFA Thesis Ceramics Exhibition Carolyn Baginski, Audry Deal, Mahlon Huston, Elliot Marquet, Beth Sullentrop, Katie Overmann, Caleb Zouhary A group thesis exhibition featuring artwork by undergraduate ceramics students. Reception: April 29, 6 - 9 pm Image: Mahlon Huston, The Way We Are, Ceramic and Mixed Media, 16 x 9 x 11
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May 6 - May 17 MFA Thesis Ceramic and Painting Exhibition Liz Zacher: With Brimming Eyes and Trembling Lips Jeremy Plunkett: A Sense of Place Zacher constructs a visual conduit between human and animal behavior with sculpture of both man and beast that symbolizes psychological and physiological modes of protection through a panorama that metaphorically transforms natural imagery into an emblem for emotional escapism. Through temporary instances brought about through the ephemeral presence of light, Plunkett’s drawings attempt to question and further examine fleeting moments in our daily lives as their value transcends time, history and place. Reception: May 6, 6 - 9 pm Images: Liz Zacher and Jeremy Plunkett |
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May 20 - May 31 BFA Thesis Graphic Design Exhibition Laura Biel, Erin Blanda, Michael Bosyj, Robin Bundi, Diane Call, Jodie Coyne, Emily DiFiore, Laura Drapac, Kyle Hanna, Abigail Hanson, Aaron Harden, Jonathan Lee, Jonggil Lee, Bridget Litzinger, Joshua Reith, Mallori Stone, Shelley Stansbery A group thesis exhibition featuring artwork by undergraduate graphic design students. Reception: May 20, 6 - 9 pm Images: Kyle Hanna, Diane Call, Aaron Harden and Erin Blanda |
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June 3 - June 7 BFA Thesis Printmaking Exhibition Joe Czalkiewicz, Alison Hohler, Josh Leather, Samantha Gregory, Laura Drapac A group thesis exhibition featuring artwork by undergraduate printmaking students. Reception: June 3, 6 - 9 pm Image: Courtney Badgley |
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June 10 - June 14 BFA Thesis Photography Exhibition Paul Eselgroth, Sergey Kahn, Clinton Mansell, Crystal Marquardt, Lauren McMichael, Matthew Padgett, Mark Reamy, John Seyal, Lacie Turcott A group thesis exhibition featuring artwork by undergraduate photography students. Reception: June 10, 6 - 9 pm |
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April 3 - April 24 Visiting Faculty: Deborah Schwartzkopf The Counterpoint of Practical and Capricious Schwartzkopf builds porcelain pottery whose defining lines and soft planes are geometric and sensual, elegant and animated, architectural and organic. Form and surface are attuned to underscore function, enhance shape, and awaken a sense of discovery. Reception: April 10, 6 - 9 |
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April 29 - May 10 MFA Thesis Ceramics Exhibition Mike Jabbur: Somatic Resonance Jabbur's ceramic objects, inspired by the corporeal and referencing musical instruments, elicit a discussion of human interaction and shared experience. Reception: April 29, 6 - 9 pm |
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May 13 - May 24 MFA Thesis Ceramic Exhibition Hiroe Hanazono: Nourishing Pleasure Hanazono showcases a landscape of domestic table settings that transform the meaning of our food from mere sustenance that serves the needs of the belly to a heightened experience that serves the desire for beauty. Reception: May 13, 6 - 9 pm |
May 27 - May 31 BFA Thesis Painting Exhibition Avery Blair-Wilson, Audrey Evans, Keith Skogstrom A group thesis thesis exhibition featuring artwork by undergraduate painting students. Reception: May 27, 6 - 9 pm |
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June 3 - June 7 BFA Thesis Sculpture Exhibition Monica Renner and Clint Mansell A two-person thesis exhibition featuring artwork by undergraduate sculpture students. Reception: June 3, 6 - 9 pm |
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June 10 – June 14 Troy Newell Reception: Tuesday, June 10, 6 - 9 pm |
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April 18 - April 26 MFA Thesis Painting Exhibition Andrea Canalito: Twinkle Twinkle Baby Canalito's work explores propositions surrounding vulnerability, exploitation and hope, victims and victors, the human and the non-human animal. Reception: Friday, April 25, 6 - 10 pm Image: Andrea Canalito |
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April 28 - May 10 MFA Thesis Sculpture, Photography and Painting Exhibition Marin Abell: Enterrupting Greg Mrotek: More, Bigger Margarita Vásquez Cárdenas.: Recognition Mrotek uses large-format photography to investigate the ubiquitous landscape of strip malls. Vasquez explores the hidden complexities of the self. Reception: Friday, May 9, 6-10 pm Images from top: Greg Mrotek, Margarita Vásquez C. |
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May 13 - May 24 MFA Thesis Printmaking, Photography and Sculpture Exhibition Matthew Krueger: Onomato-Synethesia Minsook Park: A Portrait Amber Walden: things fall out along the way Krueger's work is a reflection of the everyday phenomena that challenges our reality. This body of work depicts tales of coincidence and synchronicity in the form of large-scale digital images that investigate the seemingly disparate minutia from which the stories have sprung. Park explores the ideas behind portraits, attempting to understand the self; she combines photography and writing to record personal history to remember each individual. Holding on to a child-like sense of wonder and imagination, Walden's work investigates those things that fall out along the way, and questions what parts are retained and which ones are denied. Reception: Friday, May 16, 6 - 10 pm Images from top: Matthew Krueger, Minsook Park, Amber Walden |
May 30 - June 28 MFA Thesis Painting Exhibition William Sooter Sooter’s work centers on the conflict within the self and the fascination with and repulsion to the war machine. Sooter questions the paradox confronting the romanticized depiction of organized violence and the realities that have severe repercussions in our culture. Reception: Friday, May 30, 6 - 10 pm |
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