Exhibition

The Cocktail Party Effect
2016 MFA Thesis Preview Exhibition

Work in progress by Jeff Mayry

The Cocktail Party Effect is a preview of the Art Studio MFA Thesis Exhibition research by eight MFA candidates in studio art. The exhibition features work in a variety of media including sculpture, photography, time-based media, painting, drawing, print-making, installation, performance, and ceramic sculpture, all motivated by equally varied sets of research questions. The exhibition runs from May 13 through June 11, at the Embark Gallery in San Francisco. Hours are Saturdays only, 12-5 pm, with a reception on May 13 from 5-9 pm.

May 13 – June 11
2016 MFA Thesis Preview Exhibition: The Cocktail Party Effect
Embark Gallery, Ft. Mason, San Francisco

Gallery Hours:
Saturdays only, 12-5 pm

Opening Reception:
Friday May 13, 5-9 pm
free and open to the public

Photo Gallery

The Cocktail Party Effect Photo Gallery

"Advert" by Anna Davidson

Here is a preview of the work created by second-year MFA students in the Art Studio program. Their exhibition, The Cocktail Party Effect, runs Saturdays May 13 through June 11 at San Francisco’s Embark Gallery. Experience the intense artistic visions of these gifted and creative artists.