The Living Earth Show presents: Luciano Chessa’s “Squeeze! Squeeze!
Squeeze!” If Michael Gordon’s Timber, one of Luigi
Russolo’s futurist noise intoners, and Captain Ahab had a ménage
à trois in a dentist’s office, the resultant surreal, minimalist,
psychosexual, microtonal tour-de-force of a music-baby would be
Luciano Chessa’s Squeeze! Squeeze! Squeeze!: A Meditation Over
Chapter 94 of Herman Melvilles Moby Dick, commissioned for and
performed by Bay Area extreme chamber music iconoclasts The
Living Earth Show.
Hedwig Brouckaert (MFA 2005) will participate in a 2-person
exhibition with Vanessa Albury at the Clara M. Eagle Gallery at
Murray State University. The exhibiton will run from November 18,
2016 to February 2, 2017.
Clara M. Eagle Gallery
Murray State University
Murray, Kentucky
20 Grand Avenue, Space 509
Brooklyn, NY 11205
Hedwig Brouckaert (MFA 2005) has curated “Liminal Lyrics” at
Kunstraum in Brooklyn. The exhibition runs from October 16 to
November 20, 2016. Artists showing in “Liminal Lyrics”
include Hedwig, Lucy Puls, Nelleke
Beltjens (MFA 2001), Carol Hepper, Taney Roniger, Sofie
Muller, Alexander Gorlizki, Stephanie Leblon, Max Razdow and Bart
Stille.
Kunstraum
20 Grand Avenue, Space 509
Brooklyn, NY 11205
“Paper Pushers,” an exhibition curated by Mel Prest and Rob de
Oude, will be on display at Trestle Gallery in Brooklyn
from September 23 to November 4, 2016.
In addition to Hedwig (MFA 2005), Sarah Bednarek, Joan
Grubin, Nils Karsten, Paul Loughney, Francesca
Pastine, Zachary Royer Scholz, Viviane Rombaldi
Seppey, Oriane Stender and Lawrence Swan are
participating.
Alyssa Lempesis (MFA 2014) will have a solo exhibition at the
Building Imagination Center on the CSU Stanislaus campus. The
exhibition runs from October 1 to October 27, 2016.
Artist reception: Thursday, October 13, 2016 at 5:30 pm. There
will be an artist’s talk at 6:30 pm
Building Imagination Center
135 W Main Street
Turlock, California
209-664-9865
Two UC Davis master of fine arts graduates, Lisa Rybovich Crallé
(2012) and Richard Haley (2007), have exhibitions at the
Verge Center for the Arts in
Sacramento.
“Bangles” by Crallé fills the vertical space of the gallery with
an immersive installation comprised of large, suspended
sculptures made of pleather, cloth and artificial hair. Crallé’s
sculptures reduce the human figure to its most basic linear form,
adorning the gallery like architectural jewelry. She lives
in the San Francisco Bay area.
Lisa Rybovich Crallé (MFA 2011) and collaborator, Sophia
Wang, bring back “Heavy Breathing!” The series Sophia Wang and
Lisa launched last summer, returns this year in partnership with
the Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive (BAMPFA). They
will be organizing six monthly events from June through November,
featuring artists: Stephanie Syjuco, Jacqueline Kiyomi Gordon,
Olive McKeon, Sofía Córdova, Cassie Thornton, and Chris Sollars.
Christopher Woodcock (MA 2010) will be participating in “Common
Ground: a Celebration of Our National Parks” at the David Brower
Center.
For its 2016 juried show, the David Brower Center presents Common
Ground: A Celebration of Our National Parks, celebrating the
hundredth anniversary of the National Park System and our parks
as seen through the eyes of twenty Bay Area artists. Join us for
a beer & wine reception, free and open to the public.
Opening reception: Friday, May 20, 2016 from 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM
Recognized as a portrait and landscape photographer, Jonathan
Sprague, MFA class of 2015, is among the artists whose work is
featured in I’ll Tell You Later, Graduate Fellows
Exhibition at the Headlands Center for the Arts in Sausalito.
Opening on May 15 at noon, Sprague is one of seven emerging
artists showcased in the show.
I’ll Tell You Later, Graduate Fellows Exhibition,
Headlands Center for the Arts, May 15-June 5, Opening
Reception: Sunday, May 15, 12–5pm.
Hours: Sunday-Thursday: 12–5pm Free
UC Davis Art Studio alumna Sofia Lacin along with artistic
partner, Hennessy Christophel, recently finished a vast
mural which covers 70,000 square feet on the underside of US
Route 50 between 6th and 7th Streets — making it Sacramento’s
largest outdoor mural.
This prolific artistic undertaking has recently been the
subject of an article in
sactown magazine. For more information about the project,
visit Bright
Underbelly.
On April 17 from 12-5 pm, come visit, Joyce Nojima (MFA 2014) in
her studio at the Headlands Center for the Arts for their
Spring
Open House. You can find Joyce’s studio in Building 960.
Joyce was awarded a Graduate Fellowship for 2015-2016.
Since September, Joyce Nojima (MFA 2014) has been
participating in Marty McCutcheon’s Postal-Collage
Project No. 5. All of the collaborative creations will
be on display in April at Ramon’s Tailor.
For one night only, CuriOdyssey
will celebrate science, technology, engineering, art,
and math in “STEAM.” On Friday, March
18 from 6-9 pm, join Joyce Nojima (MFA 2014) and contribute
to her dream catcher installation.
Additional participants include Kinetech Arts, Museum of Craft +
Design and the Bay Area Garden Railway Society.
Tickets are $15 for non-members and $10 for members.
Hedwig Brouckaert (MFA 2005) is participating in the group
exhibition offspace.xyz, a
curatorial project by Maxime Van Melkebeke in NYC. offspace.xyz
will run from January 15 – March 3, 2016 during a residency
in artist Anouk Kruithof’s studio at 195 Chrystie Street,
New York.
offspace.xyz is an online exhibition available 24/7 but
Brouckaert’s work, “In the Presence of Absence,” will display
January 27, February 6, February 13, February 16 and other days
to be announced.
Lisa Rybovich Crallé (MFA 2011) and collaborator, Sophia
Wang, are presenting a new art/movement piece that starts at 8 PM
and will last approximately twenty minutes. Their work is part of
the free Community day marking the opening of BAMPFA, the visual
arts center of the University of California, Berkeley.
Art Studio alumna Julia Haft-Candell (BA 2005) solo
exhibition “Double Knot” will run from January 16 to February 20,
206 at the Ochi Projects in Los Angeles.
Julia Elsas (MFA 2009) will participate in The Drawing Center’s
Basement Performances on February 6, 2016. The
performance, in collaboration with Kenry Wollesen and
curated by John Zorn, will present handmade one-of-a-kind
instruments and multiple video projections.
Art Studio alumna Juliana Paciulli (MFA 2004) has a new
exhibition, “Uh-Huh,” opening January 16 at Greene Exhibitions. In
her second solo exhibition at Greene Exhibitions, Paciulli
advances her examination of the complex psychological
relationship between women and popular culture with a new
series of photographs, video, and three-dimensional objects that
employ the language of the absurd.