Alum Kyle Dunn’s (MFA 2012) solo exhibition “BUZZ” is on exhibit
at the First
Amendment Gallery in San Francisco. “BUZZ” runs from April
6-April 26. An opening reception will be held on April 6th
from 7-10 pm.
First Amendment Gallery
100 Howard Street
San Francisco, CA
Thanks to Professor Gina Werfel for sharing this video of
alum Anna Valdez (BA 2009 and MFA, Boston University) during her
time as an artist-in-residence at Facebook Headquarters
(2018).
Art by alum Chris
Daubert (MFA 1988) is currently featured in “Is the
transformation complete?,” an exhibition at
artspace 1616. The show runs through April 29th at the
Sacramento gallery located at 1616 Del Paso
Blvd.
Alum Julia Elsas (MFA 2009) will exhibit new sculptures in her
new show ”SONIC MUD: Ugav nights.” Sonic Mud will be held
Thursday, March 28th at 8pm at the Brooklyn Conservatory of
Music. As a New Jewish Culture
Fellow, sponsored by the Brooklyn Jews and the
UJA-Federation of NY, Julia reimagined the mysterious biblical
instrument, the Ugav, through a series of ceramic sculptures.
Alum Kristin Hough and Julian Tan (both MFA 2016) participated in
the Los Angeles launch of “SPRING/BREAK
Art Show” this past February 15-17. SPRING/BREAK is an
art fair that utilizes underused, atypical exhibition spaces to
challenge the traditional art market environment.
Alum Tavarus Blackmon (MFA 2018) and Aida Lizalde (BA 2018) are
participating in ”Artists & Engineers: Sacramento,” a
collaboration between six artists and six engineers.
This is a one day event on Saturday, March 9 from 4-8 pm Hacker Lab
Sacramento
2533 R Street
Sacramento, CA
Alum Kevin Frances (BA 2010) has solo exhibition at Wellsley
College’s Jewett Art Gallery. His exhibition “Superposition” runs
until March 1. A closing reception will take place on March 1
(Friday) from 4-7 pm.
Kevin is now lowking in New York City after receiving his MFA in
Printmaking at the Rhode Island School of Design (2013).
Jewett
Art Gallery, Jewett Art Center
Wellsley College
106 Central Street
Wellsley, MA
Alum Tavarus Blackmon (MFA 2018) will be showing at the Verge
Center for the Arts this February. His exhibition “Exquisite
Diversion” will be on display from February 1 to March 24.
Blackmon’s show will be presented alongside “The Amazing
Black-Man” by Kumasi Barnett and both will have a shared opening
on Friday, February 1 from 6-9 pm.
Hedwig Brouckaert (MFA 2005), along with Max Razdow and Emerald
Rose Whipple, will be showing in the new exhibit “Orbweavers.”
Curated by Kari Adelaide, “Orbweavers” will run from January 18
to March 1, 2019 in Project: ARTspace in New York City. An
opening reception will be held January 18, 6-9 pm
Project: ARTspace
99 Madison Avenue, 8 Floor
New York, NY 10016
info@projectartspace.com
The Hole is proud to present the first New York solo exhibition
by Minneapolis-based artist Mathew Zefeldt (MFA 2011). Covering
the walls and floor of our gallery 3 space with a giant oil on
panel mural, Zefeldt will then hang eight new paintings on top of
the installation. “Customizable Realities” is a completely
immersive post-analog painting installation and must be
experienced first-hand.
Matthew is currently a professor of painting and drawing at
University of Minnesota.
Alum Hong Zhang (MFA 2004) has been invited to participate in the
Untitled San
Francisco as a solo artists representing the Chinese Culture
Center. The fair runs from January 18-20.
KC Studio recently published a write-up of alum
Benjamin Rosenthal (MFA 2011), now an Associate Professor of
Expanded Media at University of Kansas, Lawrence. The article
explores Rosenthal’s recent video works that examine
“hypothetical futures and the ever-changing course of human
sexuality. Utilizing his own body, digital avatars and
prison-like structures, Rosenthal explores his own desires and
feelings toward these topics, not with a mind to educate or argue
an ideology, but to make an honest investigation into all
possibilities.”
Don’t miss your chance to view the work of Alum Bruce Nauman (MFA
1966) here on campus. Coinciding with the opening of his
retrospective at The Museum of Modern Art in New York,
“Bruce Nauman: Blue and Yellow Corridor” at the Jan Shrem
and Maria Manetti Shrem Museum of Art features the first
realization of a participatory environment Nauman conceived in
1970.
Alum Julia Elsas (MFA 2009), along with
Re/Press Editions, is holding an Open Studio on Friday
October 12 from 6-9 pm and on Saturday October 13 from 12-5 pm.
Alum Julia Couzens (MFA 1990) and Professor Emerita Cornelia
Schulz will be in the exhibition “Assembled” at the Patricia
Sweetow Gallery. Couzens and Schulz, along with Helen
O’Leary, explore the formal and intuitive in assemblage and
construction. With their richly evocative diversity of
materials, each artist’s approach of obscuring and revealing
content tells oblique narratives of personal, social and
cultural reckoning.
Alum Torreya Cummings (BA) will be a guest artist in the
2018-2019 Mills College Art lecture series.
Like our Visiting Artist Lecture Series, the Art lecture series
at Mills College provides their MFA candidates
and Department of Art and Visual Culture students and
faculty a chance to invite renown contemporary artists and
scholars to campus in order to gain greater perspective on
current ideas and practices in the contemporary art world.
Hedwig Brouckaert (MFA 2005) is participating in the
exhibition “Sun Worship
and Solar Machines” curated by Kari Adelaide and Max Razdow
at The Sphinx. An itinerant curatorial project developed
by Adelaide and Razdow, The Sphinx exhibits in Boston, New
York City and surrounding areas. “Sun Worship and Solar Machines”
will display at Envoy Hotel, Fort Point Arts Community in Boston.
The exhibition runs to October 6, 2018.
When you say, “Chicano,” you have something in mind. Who is a
Chicano? Is a Chicano a Mexican born in the United States or
throughout the western hemisphere?
Alumni Julia Elsas (MFA 2009) will be participating in two
exhibitions coordinated with Brooklyn Clay (BKLYN CLAY).
“Sonic Mud” is a one-day on September 8
showcasing Brooklyn-based ceramic artists.
“Open/Ended Identity” will display at Steuben Gallery (Pratt
Institute) from September 7 to September 9.