Jane Irish Exhibits at Locks Gallery, Philly

Jane Irish, Sông Hương, 2013

Jane Irish will exhibit new work at Locks Gallery.  Sông Hương: Withdrawing Room will be on view from 04.05.13 -- 05.10.13. An opening reception will be held 04.05 from 5:30-7:30 pm.

Locks Gallery
600 Washington Square South
Philly

Please visit locksgallery for more info.

Martha Rich (MFA '11) Exhibits at Space 1026, Philly

Martha Rich

Martha Rich (MFA '11) will present new work with Keith Warren Greiman in Nothing is Rather Do.  Since receiving her MFA, Rich has been eavesdropping and collecting words and using them in her paintings. “My art is about what cracks me up and what disturbs me or what is absurd or what is at hand. Social acceptance? No. Self-acceptance? Yes. It’s a lesson in the ridiculous.”

Rich work uses collaged People magazine parts, paints on rejected CMYK screen prints of a rejected painting done years ago, includes silhouettes of friends and strangers and many of the eavesdropped conversations she has collected over the years to create an absurd narrative of life in the modern city.

Nothing is Rather Do opens 04.05.13. 

 Space 1026
1026 Arch Street 2nd Floor
Philly

Please visit space1026.com for more info.

Penn MFA Lightning Lectures at the ICA

Join the Penn Fine Arts MFA candidates for an evening of five-minute lectures. First year students will share topics of interest from their artistic research and outside elective courses in the University. Graduating students will present the key works of their thesis.

Lightning Lecture #1 will feature Joshua Zerangue, Tara White, Cristina Tufino Palmer, Gordon Stillman, Scout Segotta, Paz Ortuzar, Dan O'Neill, Alex Nguyen, Evan Nabrit, Theo Mullen, Christina Kerns, Laine Godsey, Tara Fadenrecht, Mark Dilks, Orlando de la Garza, and Caroline Claflin. 
Penn MFA Lightning Lecture #1 will begin at 6:30 pm on 03.28.12.  

Lightning Lecture #2 will be held 04.04.13 at 6:30 pm and features Toisha Tucker, Sarah Tortora, Ceaphas Stubbs, Minmin Shi, Jacob Rivkin, Daniel Oliva, Mohammadreza Mirzaei, Scotty Menesini, Sam Mapp, Zenas Hutcheson, Elisa Gabor, Stephanie Cheng, Anthony Bowers, Claire Bidwell, Laura Bernstein and Marie Alarcon.

Group Show: Things Change

Things Change features collaborative work initiated in Senior Lecturer Matt Freedman's Graduate Drawing Seminar. The exhibition is on view from 03.29 -- 04.12.13. An opening reception will be held Friday, 03.29 from 6-8 pm and a closing reception 04.11 from 5:30-7 pm.

Jamie Treadwell (MFA '03) Featured Artist of Juxtapoz Magazine

Jamie Treadwell (MFA '03) has been selected as a featured artist of the April issue of Juxtapoz Magazine.  The article can be viewed here.

Mohammadreza Mirzaei (MFA '14) Exhibits At W.E.B Du Bois College House, Philly

Mohammadreza Mirzaei, 2012

Photographs from Lugoland Residency 2012
Amistad Gallery is pleased to present What I Don't Have, a series of photographs by Mohammadreza Mirzaei (MFA '14) created during his residency in Lugo, Italy in December 2012.

What I Don't Have will be on view from 03.15.13 -- 10.15.13. 

W.E.B DU BOIS COLLEGE HOUSE
3900 Walnut Street
Philly

For more info, please visit W.E.B. Du Bois

Jacob Rivkin (MFA '13) Exhibits at Breadboard's Esther Klein Gallery

Jacob Rivkin, Bread study #11

Coinciding with the Philadelphia Science Festival, Jacob Rivkin (MFA '13) will be exhibiting work in the group show Cellular/Molecular at Breadboard's Esther Klein Gallery.  Through different media and abstraction, the Cellular/Molecular exhibition includes artworks inspired by biology and chemistry, works that define the terms, and works that demonstrate our accidental and natural inclination to create cellular and molecular forms. The exhibition runs from 04.16 – 06.09.13, with an opening reception Thursday, 04.25.13, 5-8 pm.

The gallery is located on the ground floor of 3600 Market Street, Science Center, Philadelphia, PA 19104. Hours are Monday–Saturday 10:00am–5:00pm.

More information available at:
www.breadboardphilly.org
www.philasciencefestival.org
www.jacobrivkin.com

Julia Barbosa Landois (MFA '07) Exhibits at Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center, TX

Julia Barbosa Landois, Star-Crossed II, video still, 2013

Julia Barbosa Landois (MFA '07) Exhibits at Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center, TX

A video by Julia Barbosa Landois (MFA '07) will be featured in bite like a kitty, an exhibition curated by Bill Arning, Executive Director of the Contemporary Art Museum Houston.  The exhibition will also feature works by Saintlorraine (Britt Lorraine and Kristy Perez), Joey Fuerso, and Sarah Sudhoff. 

From Arning's curatorial statement: "Julia Barbosa Landois reframes the hyper-romantic language of an anti-love song of betrayal to transform it into an indictment of religiously supported sexism, describing what the artist terms her “break up from Jesus.” The melody creates one irresistible reality as her textual revisions refuse the romantic readings."

bite like a kitty is on view from 03.15.13 - 03.31.13.  Opening reception 03.15.13, 6-9 pm.

Guadalupe Gallery
723 S. Brazos
San Antonio, TX 78207

For more information, visit www.guadalupeculturalarts.org and www.julialandois.com

Jason Musson (MFA '11) and Jacolby Satterwhite (MFA '10) Featured in HuffPost's Black Artists: 30 Contemporary Art Makers Under 40 You Should Know

Jason Musson, Nutmeg, 2012

The Huffington Post recently picked 30 young black artists who are contributing to the ongoing conversation of race and representation in contemporary art. Included in the list are Jason Musson (MFA'11) and Jacolby Satterwhite (MFA '10). Whether through sculpture, photography, video or performance, each selected artist illuminates the complexity of the self with a unique and bold vision.

To view the article, please visit HuffPost.

Sublime Porte: Art and Contemporary Turkey Featuring UPenn Assistant Professor Orkan Telhan and Michael Marfione (MFA '11)

St. John's University is honored to present Sublime Porte: Art and Contemporary Turkey, an exhibition which features a broad range of contemporary works by a select group of emerging and internationally acclaimed artists whose works respond to Turkey's rich cultural diversity. The exhibition addresses issues of race, gender, sexuality, religion and politics as well as broader arguments concerning art, culture and globalization.

A group exhibition featuring works by: Osman Akan, Burak Arikan, Kezban Batibeki, Nezaket Ekici, Paul Fabozzi, Murat Germen, Peter Hristoff, Gözde İlkin, Michael Marfione, Alex Morel, Arzu Ozkal, Murat Pulat, Gulay Semercioglu, Orkan Telhan and Elif Uras. 

Sublime Porte: Art and Contemporary Turkey is on view from 03.14.13 -- 05.02.13 at:


Dr. M. T. Geoffrey Yeh Art Gallery/Sun Yat Sen Hall 
St. John's University
8000 Utopia Parkway
Queens, NY

An artist's reception will be held Friday, March 15, from 4:30 - 6:30 pm.

For more info, please visit www.stjohns.edu/yehgallery 

Geometrics: Leigh Van Duzer (MFA '10) and Heather Ramsdale (MFA '10)

Leigh Van Duzer, Geysers, 2013

Leigh Van Duzer (MFA '10) and Heather Ramsdale (MFA '10) will present new work in their exhibition Geometrics.

The exhibition runs from 3.01.13 -- 3.30.13. An opening reception will be held Friday 03.01, 7-10pm.

Salon 1522
1522 N Lawrence St
Philadelphia, PA 19122
http://salon1522.com


Please visit www.leighvanduzer.com and www.heatherramsdale.com for more info.

Jacob Rivkin ('13) Featured in the Feeding Cities Photography Exhibition

Jacob Rivkin, Cans, 2012

Two photographs by Jacob Rivkin ('13) will be exhibited in the Feeding Cities Photography exhibition at the University of Pennsylvania, Morgan Fine Arts Gallery from March 4th - March 21st.  The opening reception will be held on March 14th from 5:30PM - 7:30PM.  The exhibition is the visual companion to Penn’s international conference Feeding Cities: Food Security in a Rapidly Urbanizing World, which will be held on campus March 13-15, 2013.  

Morgan Building

205 S. 34th Street

Philadelphia, PA 19104

For more information visit www.feedingcities.com or www.jacobrivkin.com.

Rene Marquez (MFA '93) to Present at Penn Humanities Symposium

How do ideas of center and periphery enter into research programs and disciplines? Can we study centers and peripheries without reproducing the structures of power our research is designed to reveal or critique? How might we teach about centers and peripheries while navigating these various methodological challenges? To confront these and other questions, this one-day symposium will bring together invited speakers with the Forum's Graduate Mellon Fellows including Tara Fadenrecht (MFA '13) and other Penn graduate students and faculty.

ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION
10:00am-12:00pm - Rainey Auditorium, Penn Museum, 3260 South Street
Free and open to the public - Click to pre-register

The Challenge of the Periphery

Jane Guyer

Professor of Anthropology, Johns Hopkins

Eric Hayot

Professor of Comparative Literature and Asian Studies, Penn State

Rene Marquez

Associate Professor of Visual Art, University of Delaware

Kazys Varnelis 

Director, Network Architecture Lab, Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation  

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PANEL DISCUSSIONS
1:30-5:45pm - Nevil Classroom, Penn Museum - Free and open to students and faculty (Penn and regional)

PANEL 1: 1:30-3:30pm

Discussants: Jeremy Dell and Gideon Fink Shapiro, GHF Mellon Fellows

"The Point of Departure is Elsewhere": Three Recent Arguments for Africa as a Theoretical Point of Departure on Aspects of Current Capitalism - Jane Guyer

Networked Publics or Pareto's Revenge - Kazys Varnelis

PANEL 2: 3:45-5:45pm

Discussants: Yumi Lee and Cliff Mak, GHF Mellon Fellows

Scale, Hierarchy, and the Problem of World Literature - Eric Hayot

Is This a Studio or a Kennel? - Rene Marquez

To view more of Marquez's work, please visit his website.

 

Book Release: Chymia by The Common Press

Join The University of Pennsylvania’s Common Press at The Print Center to celebrate the release of their new book Chymia. A collaboration between artists Marc Blumthal, Marianne Dages, Matt Neff, Ivanco Talevski and Tricia Treacy, designed and printed at The Common Press, Chymia is their visual response to a collection of manuscripts relating to early chemistry and alchemy owned by Penn. The book and related prints will be available for viewing.

Book Release: Chymia by The Common Press, Wednesday, February 20, 6:00-8:00pm.


The Print Center
1614 Latimer Street 
Philly 

Amy Archambault (MFA '11) receives 2013 Massachusetts Cultural Council Artist Fellowship Grant

Amy Archambault, You Can Survive

Amy Archambault (MFA '11) has recently received the Massachusetts Cultural Council Artist Fellowship Grant for Sculpture / Installation. The Massachusetts Cultural Council is proud to provide unrestricted grants for artists to promote the further development of their talents. MCC's Artist Fellowships recognize exceptional work by Massachusetts artists across a range of disciplines. These highly competitive awards provide artists crucial validation among their peers and the public. They catalyze artistic advancement and pave the way for creative innovation of enduring cultural value. Archambault recently received a Research & Publication Grant from the College of the Holy Cross, MA and is will feature her proposed work in this springs exhibition at the College. Future projects will now be brought to realization as she receives the MCC award.

For more information about the MCC, please visit http://www.massculturalcouncil.org/programs/artistfellows.asp

Amy Archambault & Justine Hill (MFA '11) exhibit at The Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Gallery, College of the Holy Cross, MA

Justine Hill, Mombi, 2012

Amy Archambault & Justine Hill (MFA '11) will be featured in an exhibition held in conjunction with Opening Doors, 40 Years of Women at Holy Cross. Archambault and Hill were members of the 2008 graduating class from the College and are thrilled to return to the gallery exposing the latest of their art projects. Special thanks to Roger Hankins for sharing this wonderful exhibition with the community and inspiring the current student body and beyond. Other artists featured include Margaret Lanzetta'79, Ann Marie Kennedy '89, Rachelle Beaudoin '04, Elizabeth Hamilton '04, Teresa Buscemi '07 and Haley Allen '11.

Opening Doors, 40 Years of Women at Holy Cross is on view from 03.14 -  04.12.13.  An opening will be held 03.14 (TBA). The exhibition also includes an artist talk with Amy Archambault on 03.14 (TBA) and a panel discussion with the artists (TBA).

The Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Gallery

College of the Holy Cross

1 College Street

Worcester, MA 01610

For more information, please visit offices.holycross.edu

To view more work by Archambault and Hill, please visit www.amyarchambault.com and justinehill.com/home.html

Jacolby Satterwhite (MFA '10) Reviewed in NYT

Jacolby Satterwhite, Still from Reifying Desire 5, 2012

The Monya Rowe Gallery is currently exhibiting new work by Jacolby Satterwhite (MFA '10).  The exhibition entitled The Matriarch's Rhapsody was recently reviewed in the New York Times and can be viewed here.

For more information on the show which runs through 02.16.13, please visit monyarowegallery.com.

Thank You, Thank You, Thank You Exhibition Opens Friday

New work by the MFA class of 2014 will be shown in the the exhibition Thank You, Thank You, Thank You.  The show includes work by Marie Alarcon, Laura Bernstein, Claire Bidwell, Anthony Bowers, Sam Mapp, Scotty Menesini, Mohammadreza Mirazaei, Theo Mullen, Evan Nabrit, Daniel O'Neill, Paz Ortuzar, Gordon Stillman, and Josh Zerangue.

Thank You, Thank You, Thank You is on view from 02.01 -- 02.08.13 in both the Meyerson Lower Gallery and the Morgan Physical Lab. An opening reception will be held 02.01.13 from 5:30 -- 7:30 pm.

Meyerson Gallery
Meyerson Hall
University of Pennsylvania
210 South 34th St.

Morgan Physical Lab
Morgan Building
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, PA 19104

For more information, please visit http://www.design.upenn.edu/fine-arts/graduate

Phillip Adams (MFA '06) Exhibits New Work at Seraphin Gallery, Philly

Phillip Adams, Communication Between a Rock and a Hard Place, 2012

 

Phillip Adams (MFA '06) will exhibit new work at Seraphin Gallery's first exhibition of 2013, entitled Masters and Mavericks.  The group show also includes work from John Altoon, David Borgerding, Anne Canfield, Chris Cooper, Brian Dickerson, Robert Goodman, Sidney Goodman, Grace Hartigan, Marko Kratohcil, Hiro Sakaguchi, Randall Schmit and more.

 Masters and Mavericks is on view 02.08.13 -- 03.24.13.  An opening reception will be held 02.08.12 from 6-8 pm.

Seraphin Gallery
1108 Pine St.
Philly  

Please visit seraphin.squarespace.com and phillipadams.com for more information.

Ceaphas Stubbs (MFA '13) Exhibits at ATA Inc., NJ

Ceaphas Stubbs, 2012

Ceaphas Stubbs (MFA '13) has been selected to exhibit work in Art in the Atrium Inc.'s 21st Anniversary Exhibition.  Generation Next features the work of over 30 African-American artists. 

“With this, our 21st annual exhibit, we are entering an exciting new time for art and artists that represent the African diaspora,” says Lauren Craig, Esq., ATA Board of Directors.    

Generation Next is on view 01.25.13 -- 03.22.13. An opening reception will be held 01.25.13 from 5:30-9 pm.

 

Atrium Gallery 

(in the Adman & Records Building, 2-5 flrs)

10 Court Street

Morristown, NJ

For more information, please visit

www.artintheatrium.org.

       

Daniel Heyman (MFA '91) Featured Artist at Editions|Artists' Book Fair, NYC

Daniel Heyman, Winter: Artist Engages (center panel detail) 2012

Daniel Heyman (MFA '91) will be one of three featured artists representing Cade Tompkins Projects at the 15th Editions|Artists' Book Fair in NYC.  

Postponed by hurricane Sandy, the Editions|Artists' Book Fair has been rescheduled for 01.24.13 -- 01.27.13, with hours on Thursday through Saturday 11 am - 7 pm and Sunday Noon - 5:30 pm.

General Admission: $15
Four-day METROPass: $30 (Includes special museum, shop, and dining offers).
 
The Altman Building
135 West 18th St.
NYC
(between Sixth and Seventh Avenue)

For more information, please visit www.cadetompkins.com and www.eabfair.com/info.php

Intimate Collaborations Conference with Kaja Silverman

Intimate Collaborations, a conference held on the occasion of the Philadelphia Museum of Art’s exhibition, Dancing Around the Bride: John Cage, Merce Cunningham, Jasper Johns, Robert Rauschenberg, and Marcel Duchamp, will address the strange and complex intimacies that emerge when relationships between artists take form through the process of art-making. 

Speakers will include Kaja Silverman, Douglas Crimp, Andrew Uroskie, Catherine Craft, Ashley Ferro-Murray, Jonathan Katz, Tara McDowell, Homay King, Huey Copeland, Bibi Obler, Anne M. Wagner, Kate Kraczon, Alex Klein, Danny Snelson, Mashinka Firunts, and Avi Alpert.

 Intimate Collaborations runs from Thursday, January 17 – Saturday, January 19, 2013.  For more information and to register for the conference, please visit kajasilverman.com

Jeff Fichera (MFA '07) Exhibits at Parallel Art Space, NY

Jeff Fichera

Real Op looks at the relationship between the realistic and perceptual, or Op elements in the works of three local artists, Jeff Fichera (MFA '07), Cathy Nan Quinlan, and Aaron Williams, who share overlapping sensibilities and interests. These three artists use realism as a departure point, each of which to arrive, through routes of their own choosing, at surfaces that visually vibrate and stimulate.

 

Real Op is on view from 01.12.13 – 02.17.13.

Opening Reception: 01.12.1312, 6 pm – 9 pm

Parallel Art Space
17-17 Troutman Street #220 
Ridgewood, NY 

For more info, please visit www.parallelartspace.com and ficherapaintings.com.

UPenn Professor Terry Adkins Recital at the Block Museum, Evanston

Terry Adkins, Recital (installation view), 2012

Terry Adkins Recital is curated by Ian Berry, Dayton of The Frances Young Tang Teaching Museum and Art Gallery at Skidmore College, in collaboration with the artist.

Terry Adkins Recital is on view 01/11/2013 -- 03/24/2013.  An opening reception will be held on January 12 which will include an artist conversation with curators Naomi Beckwith of the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago and Hamza Walker of the Renaissance Society, artists Dawoud Bey and Theaster Gates, Tang Museum director Ian Berry, and Northwestern art history professor Huey Copeland.
Reception at 2 pm; discussion at 3 pm.

Mary and Leigh Block Museum of Art
40 Arts Circle Drive
Evanston, IL 

For more information, please visit blockmuseum.northwestern.edu

Mohammadreza Mirzaei (MFA '14) Lectures in Ravenna, Italy

Mohammadreza Mirzaei, 2012

Mohammadreza Mirzaei (MFA '14), 2012's recipient of Lugo Land Residency Award, will be giving a lecture at the Academy of Fine Arts in Ravenna (Accademia di Belle Arti di Ravenna). The event will include a discussion with renowned Italian photographer Guido Guidi and Luca Nostri, curator of Lugo Land.

Mirzaei's lecture will take place Monday, January 7th, 2013 at 2:30 pm.

Accademia di Belle Arti di Ravenna
via delle Industrie, 76
48122 Ravenna
tel. +39 – 0544.453125

For more information on Mirzaei's work, please visit www.mrmirzaei.com.

Paul Komada (MFA '02) Selected for BAM Biennial 2012

Paul Komada, Tower of US, 2012

Paul Komada (MFA '02) has been selected to exhibit in the BAM Biennial 2012: High Fiber Diet exhibition, Bellevue, WA. 

Bringing together more than 40 contemporary artists, BAM Biennial 2012 explores one of the most thriving media today: fiber. With its versatility and ready availability, fiber has long had its firm place in the Do-It-Yourself movement, yet is often underexposed in the traditional art world. Shining a spotlight on fiber art created in the Northwest, BAM Biennial 2012: High Fiber Diet celebrates both the region's rich traditions as well as new expressions, where concepts of art and craft merge.

The show is on view now through February 24, 2013.

Bellevue Arts Museum
510 Bellevue Way NE
Bellevue, WA

Please visit bellevuearts.org and paulkomada.com for more information.

Mark Dilks (MFA '13) and Alex Nguyen (MFA '13) Exhibit at Fjord, Philadelphia

Mark Dilks and Alex Nguyen (both MFA '13) present their collaborative work Future Sentimentality in the exhibition Dirge at Fjord, Philadelphia.

The artists take on the infeasible task of integrating and distinguishing bodies within the various modes of representation - drawing attention to the complexity of distance and intimacy in our current perception of media structures. The installation functions as a visual and spatial aggregate of antihesis, wherein each work creates a spectacle of stasis, malaise, revery, and remembrance.

For more info, please visit FUTURESENTIMENTALITY

Andrew Graham (MFA '06) Exhibits Paintings at Roy Boyd Gallery, Chicago

Andrew Graham, D15, 2012

Andrew Graham (MFA '06) exhibits new work at Roy Boyd Gallery, Chicago.  New Paintings is on view from 01.04.13 -- 02.26.12.  An opening reception will be held 01.11.13.

For more information, please visit royboydgallery.com.

Paul Komada (MFA '02) Exhibits at SOIL, Seattle

Paul Komada, Hill of Colorness, 2012

Paul Komada (MFA '02) exhibits new work at SOIL, Seattle, WA.  In the exhibition, Knit N' Paintin', he explores the boundaries between "art" and "craft". By utilizing both the language of painting and knitting, he creates a body of work which includes knit canvas paintings.

Knit N' Paintin' is on view from 01.03.13 -- 02.02.13.

SOIL
112 3rd Ave S
Seattle, WA

For more info, please visit soilart.org and paulkomada.com

UPenn Graduate Lecturer Matt Freedman Exhibits at Studio 10, Brooklyn

Mike Ballou, 2012

Studio 10 presents The Holiday Show, an exhibition of work by UPenn Graduate Lecturer Matt Freedman and Mike Ballou. 

At this, the darkest time of year, Studio 10 has transformed to become a holiday grotto illuminated only by the silver half-light of stars on glittering treasure boxes. Creatures of questionable birth wander over the snow drifted floors and mysterious mumblings and squeaks come from all corners. Sharpen your senses. You tread on dreams.

The Holiday Show is on view from 12.20.12 -- 12.30.12.
 
Studio 10
56 Bogart Street
Brooklyn, NY

For more info, please visit studio10bogart.com and mattfreedman.org.

Jaime Treadwell (MFA '02) Exhibits at Mirus Gallery, San Francisco

Jamie Treadwell, Heather's Wolf, 2012

Jaime Treadwell (MFA '02) will exhibit new paintings at Mirus Gallery, San Francisco.  The group show, Escape Velocity features a wide array of artists working in innovative modes of abstraction.

 Escape Velocity is on view from 12.15.12 -- 01.26.13.

Mirus Gallery
540 Howard St.
San Francisco, CA
www.mirusgallery.com

For more info and reviews of Escape Velocity, please visit Juxtapoz Magazine or Hi-Fructose.  Treadwell's work can also be found at www.jaimetreadwell.com.

Julia Barbosa Landois (MFA '07) Performs at McNay Art Museum, San Antonio, TX

Julia Barbosa Landois (MFA '07) will present a new work, entitled Star-Crossed, as part of He Said/She Said, a live performance event in conjunction with the museum's Estampas de la Raza exhibition.  Star-Crossed employs ranchera singing and video to examine the conflicts between faith, culture, and modernity.  He Said/She Said, curated by Chris Davila, will also feature the work of Jimmy James Canales. The event will be followed by a Q & A session with both artists.

Performances begin at 3 pm on 12.15.12.

 

McNay Art Museum

6000 North New Braunfels Avenue

San Antonio, TX

www.mcnayart.org

For more information about Landois' work, please visitwww.julialandois.com

Nathan Wilson (MFA '09) and Hunter Stabler (MFA '06) Exhibit at Pageant Gallery, Philadelphia

Nathan Wilson (MFA '09) and Hunter Stabler (MFA '06) will present new work at Pageant Gallery, Philadelphia.  Their show Serpent's Hallowed Tail Feathers will also feature the work of Shawn Thorton.

Serpent's Hallowed Tail Feathers is on view 12.07.12 --02.03.13. An opening reception will be held 12.07.12 from 7-10pm. 


Pageant : Soloveev
607 Bainbridge Street
Philadelphia

For more information, please see pageantsoloveev.com.

Shanjana Mahmud (MFA '08), Jacolby Satterwhite (MFA '10), and Elizabeth Hoy (MFA '09) Chosen for Bronx Museum AIM Program

Shanjana Mahmud, Misrata, 2012

 Shanjana Mahmud (MFA '08), Jacolby Satterwhite (MFA '10), and Elizabeth Hoy (MFA '09)  have been selected to join the Bronx Museum's Artist in the Marketplace (AIM) Program. 

The Artist in the Marketplace (AIM) program was established in 1980 with the goals of providing networking opportunities for emerging artists residing in the New York metropolitan area and of introducing their work to a greater audience.  Mahmud, Satterwhite and Hoy are among 36 selected artists participating in the program.  The AIM program culminates with a biennial exhibition this summer.

For more information, please visit bronxmuseum.org, shanjanamahmud.com, jacolby.com, and elizabethhoy.com.

Elizabeth Hoy (MFA '09) Exhibits in A.I.R. Gallery Biennial

Elizabeth Hoy

Elizabeth Hoy (MFA '09) has been selected to participate in A.I.R. Gallery's 10th Biennial Exhibition.  Curated by the ICA's Senior Curator Ingrid Schaffer, this year‘s biennial spotlights the great diversity of practices being undertaken by women artists today, including works in multiple media.

The 10th Biennial is on view from 12.06.12 -- 01.05.13.  An opening reception will be held 12.06.12 from 6--9 p.m.

 A.I.R. Gallery
111 Front Street, #228
Brooklyn, NY

For more information, please visit hoypaintings.com and airgallery.com.

Sinae Lee (MFA '06) Exhibits at Ceres Gallery, NYC

Sinae Lee, Page 32 (detail), 2012

Sinae Lee (MFA '06) will exhibit new work in the group show New Chapter.  The exhibition can be viewed at Ceres Gallery in Chelsea from 12.04.12 -- 12.08.12.  An opening reception will be held 12.06.12 from 6-8 p.m.

To see more of Lee's work, please visit www.sinaelee.org.

Ceres Gallery

547 West 27th Street, Suite #201
New York, NY