Alum Matthew Kelly Debbaudt (M.F.A., ‘15) is
presenting a solo show in Los Angeles on Wednesday, June 2. His
show “Moment Notice” is onsite, for one-night only from 6 pm
onward. Matthew will document ”Moment Notice” on his
Instagram
as well.
“Everday Inspiration: A Still Life Invitation Show,” a group
exhibition featuring artists working working in the still life
genre, includes four paintings by alum Gabriella Soraci
(MFA ‘07). The show will be on display from May 14 to June 4 on
site as well as
online at the Maude Kerns Art Center. For the
exhibit, Kate Bollons, Sarah Ciampa, Carolyn Gates, Jordan K.
“Shifting
Sands,” an exhibition co-curated by alum Hedwig Brouckaert
(MFA ‘05), Ghislaine Sabiti and Yvette Molina,
celebrates the many different cultures and backgrounds found
in NYC.
Alum Daniel Trejo’s (BA, Art Studio and Art History, 2013) solo
exhibition “Gravity Don’t Pull Me,” is on view at the East
Gallery Space (Axis Gallery) for the month of May.
Pinewood Vortex, a collaboration between Kristin Hough (MFA ‘16)
and Faith Sponsler (MFA ‘17), began with an impulse to widen the
scope of who makes and shows land art, a field traditionally male
dominated.
Join Justina Martino (MA, Art History, ‘15) for a Verge Art
Center Lunchtime Art Chat with Muzi Li Rowe (MFA, Art Studio,
‘17) on April 30 at 12:00 PM (PST). Muzi, a Verge Center Ali
Youssefi Project alum, will share a slideshow about her art,
inspirations and processes and attendees will have the
opportunity to ask questions.
Steven Harvey Fine Art Projects (SHFAP) presents “Conduit,” a two
person exhibition featuring alum Daniel Herr (BA, ‘04).
“Conduit” will be on view from March 24 – April 24, 2021.
Artists at University of Alabama, Birmingham, including alum and
UAB instructor Ryan Meyer (MFA ‘18), give their perspective
on the pandemic in the group show “Work from Home.” Faculty and
staff in UAB’s Department of Art and Art History are
exhibiting work created during and about COVID 19 at UAB’s
Sustainablity’s Solar House from March 1-May 30.
Lomex in New York is featuring a solo exhibit by alum Andrea
Fourchy (BA ‘12), her second show at Lomex. “Girlfriends” will be
on be on view until April 25, 2021.
Artsy recently launched First Look, a timed sale of new-to-market
works by women artists that its Curatorial team considers “ones
to watch.” Artsy’s curators include alum Anna Valdez (BA
‘09) in this group of exceptional talent with rising
critical appreciation, and growing collector interest –
artists breaking new ground and poised to reach new audiences in
2021.
It’s Women’s History Month – a time to reflect on progress
and battles left undone. It’s also perfect timing for
Julia Couzens’ exhibition “Stitch ‘n Bitch.” Alum Julia
Couzens (MFA ‘90) is an uncompromising artist and writer of
discerning insight. Drawing upon over thirty years steeped in the
vernacular of modernist and contemporary art history, Couzens
focuses her critical lens on gender disparity in the visual arts
in her new show ”Stitch ‘n Bitch” which opens at the
Patricia Sweetow Gallery on Saturday, April 3.
The Verge Center for the Arts is re-opening
and presenting its first exhibition in a year on site.
“Class of
2020″ showcases the work of the 2020 Ali Youssefi Project
(AYP) artists in residence, including alum Brooklynn Johnson (MFA
‘19), Vincent Pacheco (MFA ‘17), and Muzi Li Rowe (MFA
‘17).
Alum Amy Lincoln’s (BA, 2003) solo show “Seascapes” has
opened at the Taymour Grahn Projects in London. The
online exhibition will be on display from March 5 to March
26, 2021. An interview with Lincoln is available through the
online exhibiton as well.
Are you tired of eating lunch alone? Join Justina Martino (M.A.,
art history, ‘15) Public Engagement and Outreach Manager)
and Brooklynn Johnson (M.F.A. art studio, ‘
