Basement to Basement
Tetsuya Kamimura and Chris Stepler
November 2 – 13, 2009
Opening Reception: Monday November 2, 2009,
6:00 to 8:00 pm
Helena J. Sturnick Village, D building, lower level
Archive for October, 2009
Two Printmaking Seniors at the Bear Gallery
Friday, October 30th, 2009Halloweenish Celebrations
Friday, October 30th, 2009
Friday, October 30th
2nd floor Hardie
6:30
The Mighty Throwdown
8:30
The Drag Show
Oh my!
Rose Olson: Online Interview
Wednesday, October 28th, 2009
"Ju Ju Summer 4G", 2009, acrylic on Baltic birch veneer, 12 x 12 x 3" Photo: Clements/Howcroft Photography
MAKING THE ART SEEN
artSPACE@16 Online Gallery
Excerpt from MAKING THE ART SEEN, artSPACE@16 Online Gallery interview:
“These paintings were called “sleepers” because they were soft, quiet works until the light source changed and then they would come to life. I wanted to create work with subtle changes in the color in order to intensify a sense of light and open space. The layers were many but limited in chroma and painted with a matte finish so that the wood-grain was only somewhat evident, I needed the calm that enveloped me when I painted in only vertical and horizontal brush strokes. It was a softer, quieter dialogue of shifting color, shifting space….”
Rose Olson is presently exhibiting at Susan Maasch Fine Art,
567 congress Street, Portland, Maine
and the exhibit continues until October 31,2009.
Click on the following link for the entire in interview:
as16online.blogspot.com/2009/10/featured-artist-rose-olson.html
Kate Jellinghaus Curating Exhibit of Youth Art
Wednesday, October 28th, 2009
Kate Jellinghaus is curating a large exhibit of youth art for the Mark W. Potter Gallery at The Taft School in Watertown, Connecticut. The exhibit is entitled: UBUNTU: I Am Because We Are: Art from the Juvenile Justice System and Beyond. It includes work from both the Boston and New York branches of Artistic Noise, a non-profit organization that brings art programming to system-involved youth. The show runs from November 6th – December 4th.
www.taftschool.org/pottergallery/upcomingdetail.aspx?exhibit=64
Soup-To-Nuts Art Education Event
Tuesday, October 13th, 2009
Left to right, in the back are Lisa Perkins (Illustration) and Corey French (Sculpture); in the front are Sarah Meyers (Graphic Design), Christina Papanikolaou (Fine Arts – Photography), Breanne Mahoney (Painting) and Keith Fallon (Printmaking)
This year’s Soup-To-Nuts Art Education Event was held on Thursday evening , Oct. 8th. Forty people attended the supper with presentations given by six alumni.
The various alumni spoke about the excellent preparation Montserrat College of Art had provided them with, both in their studio concentrations and in their teacher preparation program. They also talked about a variety of art education issues, maintaining studio practice, graduate school and the challenges and rewards of teaching.
