September 30-November 8, 2017
Reception October 13, 2017 from 6-9 pm
Terry Peterson (MFA 2012) is a sculptor who thrives on
repurposing objects to create living, breathing installations.
Much of his current series originated with a mummified fish,
leading the artist to explore ways in which objects from nature
mutate in surprising ways. His large-scale sculptural works
rotate, breathe, and make noise, and a re further activated by
video projection.
Mary Alison Lucas (MFA 2008) explores the processes of
contortion, pressure, slicing, smashing, stabbing, and stitching
while nurturing, supporting, and coating the materials in the
exhibition “Wild Ways.” These sculptures emerge from her
fascination with synergy, symbiosis, parasitic attraction,
repulsion, defined relationships in the natural world from
everyday human interactions to bacterial dynamics.
“Wild Ways” open through October 7th
and featuring Mike Helke and Bean Finneran in addition
to Lucas.
Group show curated by Michael Kukla with Hedwig Brouckaert,
Joan Grubin, Marietta Hoferer, Michael Kukla, Jaanika Peerna,
Susan Schwalb, Ilene Sunshine, Natalie Albaladejo, Claudie Dadu,
Jean Louis Gourreau, Joachim Griess, Lionel Laussedat, Doris
Schlaepfer and Venice Spescha.
April 5th – May 4th, 2018
Project: ARTspace
156 Fifth Ave., Suite 308
New York, NY 10010, USA
“Look Now”, curated by Daan Rau, includes works by Andrea
Aquilanti (I), Peter Bracke (B), Hedwig Brouckaert (B/US), Davide
d’Elia (I), Lieven Neirinck (B) and Massimo Uberti (I).
On view until October 15, 2017
Preview and opening by His Excellency Mr. Jan
Briers, Governor of the Province of East Flanders -
Belgiumon Friday September 22 at 6 pm
Palazzo Vendramin Costa
Fondamenta Ca Vendramin
Cannaregio 2396
Venezia, Italy
Big Pictures Los
Angeles is pleased to announce “Staring at
the Sun,” a Group exhibition featuring the work
of Aramis Gutierrez, Aaron Morse, Ariana Papademetropoulos,
and Mathew Zefeldt (MFA 2011).
“Conventional wisdom holds that the bonanza of New York summer
shows is little more than a sleepy pause before the fall season
kicks into gear. But it’s also a terrific time to scout group
exhibitions for the lesser-known talent on the cusp of wider
recognition—artists who will, with any justice, soon be given
their own solo-show spotlight in the city.” According to
Artsy, this includes Mathew Zefeldt (MFA 2011).
Claudia Alvarez (BA, UC Davis Art Studio, MFA, California College
of Arts in San Francisco) is creating an installation of
two-dimensional works inspired by the Mexican tradition of
ex-voto or retablo paintings. The structure of text and image
will be a point of departure for social commentary,
autobiographical and broader issues. Her project “Huertas
(Orchards)” will be on-site live in Las Galerias from August
2-November 5,2017 at the El Museo Del Barrio in New York
City.
May Wilson (MFA, art,
’13) has won the
2017 San Francisco Artist Award from The San Francisco Art
Dealers Association (SFADA). As winner, she will have a solo
exhibition at the Themes + Projects gallery, Minnesota Street
Project, 1275 Minnesota St., September 9 – 30.
BLUEorange is proud to present the epic telling of Motion
Pictures, a “so low” show featuring the new drawings and
paintings of Matthew Kelly Debbaudt (MFA 2015).
“rumor has it, that sometime in the year twenty fifteen, matthew
kelly debbaudt’s imaginary penis was brutally severed at
fingerprint by some kind of dark menacing demon. supposedly, the
massive loss of blood catapulted him into a very deep coma.
trapped in his own head, for some reason, he transformed into
“KNOWBODY” — his no longer dormant superego imp.
CROSSING THE DATELINE
Group exhibition guest curated by Pitiwat Somthai
with work by Nelleke Beltjens, Hedwig Brouckaert, Carol Hepper,
Suparirk
Kanitwaranan, Pasutt Kanrattanasutra, Komson Knookiew, Bussayamas
Nandawan, Panu Suaysuwan, Pitiwat Somthai and Vanida
Pornsombatpaiboon
March 16 – June 4, 2017
Opening March 23 at 6:30pm
UC Davis Alumnus Jason Engelund, MFA 2013, partnering Chabot
Elementary School in Castro Valley, helped the institution
receive an Arts Education Grant from Crayola.
Multimedia artist Paul Taylor, who received his MFA from UC
Davis, is among the featured artists represented in “Turbulence”
at the Chandra Cerrito
Contemporary in Oakland. The group exhibition runs
Dec. 2 through Jan. 26.
Taylor is also featured in an invitational show at the
Axis Gallery in Sacramento. The show runs Dec. 2 through
18.
Hedwig Brouckaert (MFA 2005) will participate in a 2-person
exhibition, Collect Light, with Vanessa Albury at
the Clara M. Eagle Gallery at Murray State University. The
exhibiton will run from November 18, 2016 to February 7, 2017.
Clara M. Eagle Gallery
Murray State University
Murray, Kentucky
20 Grand Avenue, Space 509
Brooklyn, NY 11205
The Jan Shrem and
Maria Manetti Shrem Museum of Art will open to the
public on Sunday, Nov. 13 featuring a special exhibition of the
work of first-generation faculty, but also feature exhibitions of
contemporary artists who exemplify the interactive and art-making
UC Davis tradition.
Zach Clark (MFA 2016) will be in the group show “Paper Cuts” in
Arts Benicia. “Paper Cuts” runs from October 15 to November 13,
2016. The opening is Saturday, October 16 from 6-8 pm.
Arts Benicia
911 Tyler Street, Suite 114
Benicia, CA 94510
Nelleke Beltjens (MFA 2001) will be in the group show
“Crossing the Dateline” at the Bangkok Art Center (BACC) which
runs from March 16 to June 4, 2017.
Nelleke Beltjens (MFA 2001) is in a two-person exhibition
with Alexandra Roozen at Galerie Roger Katwijk. The show
runs from February 18 to March 25, 2017.
Galerie Roger Katwijk
Lange Leidsedwarsstraat 198-200
Amsterdam, the Netherlands www.rogerkatwijk.com
Nelleke Beltjens (MFA 2001) will particpate in “Fundamental”
at the Kulturbunker Köln-Mülheim. The show, curated by Marta
Cencillo-Ramírez and Peter Lodermeyerunds, runs from
October 14 to October 29.