Gloria DeFilipps Brush, professor, Art & Design, had work selected for the international exhibition 9x12-Budapest 2011, at the Ferencvarosi Gallery in Budapest, Hungary, from May 26-June 21, 2011.
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1. "Project Cephalopod - Images and Documentations from Cephalopod Research featuring
Dr. Berned Budelmann, Dr.
Yuzuru Ikeda, Dr. Jesse Purdy and Dr. Shuichi Shigeno" at The Phipps Center for the Arts.
2.
"Cross-Disciplinary Productions: A Visual Arts Department Exhibition"
at University of California San Diego Dean's Office Space curated by
Tatiana Sizonenko. This
exhibition includes Artists such as David Antin, Rebecca Baron, Harold
Cohen, Manny Farber, Allan Kaprow, Kim MacConnel, Jerome Rothenberg,
Italo Scanga and others.
3.Nakajima
is also organizing a symposium at the Institute of Advanced Study
(UMTC) entitled "The Origin of Image Making: Behavioral Ecology of
Cephalopods and Art"
Please see the attached information for the events listed above.
Nakajima's work is also featured in "Census of Marine Life" website.
ABOUT CENSUS OF MARINE LIFE A DECADE OF DISCOVERY
2,700 scientists 80+ nations 540 expeditions US$ 650 million 2,600+ scientific publications 6,000+ potential new species28 million distribution records and counting - These numbers only begin to describe the scope of the Census of Marine Life, a 10-year international effort undertaken in to assess the diversity (how many different kinds), distribution (where they live), and abundance (how many) of marine life--a task never before attempted on this scale. The Census stimulated the discipline of marine science by tackling these issues globally, and engaging some 2,700 scientists from around the globe, who participated in 540 expeditions and countless hours of land-based research. The scientific results were reported on October 4, 2010.
Eun-Kyung Suh's textils sculptural works are selected for
National Fiber Directions Exhibition 2011 from March 25 to May at the Wichita
Center for the Arts in Wichita KS.
Liz James' ceramic work was selected for "Visual Territory" a juried
exhibit exploring the intimate territories of personal experience and
the global landscaped of place and environment. This years juror is
Sherry Leedy, owner and director of the Sherry Leedy Contemporary Art
Gallery, Kansas City, MO. "Visual Territory will be available for
viewing at the University Gallery located on the campus of Pittsburg
State University, Pittsburg, Kansas from February 4-March 4, 2011.
Several photographs by Gloria DeFilipps Brush, professor, art and
design, will appear with information about them in the Wadsworth/Cengage
Learning, Inc. on-line learning supplement to Bruce Warren's book Photography: A Concise Guide, beginning in March, 2011. Works were selected to represent techniques, processes, equipment and paradigms in photography.
Eun-Kyung Suh's textile sculptural works were selected for the
Fold/Unfold exhibition to be presented at the Montreal Centre for
Contemporary Textiles, Montreal, Canada from March 14th to April 18th,
2011.
Fold/Unfold exhibition to be presented at the Montreal Centre for
Contemporary Textiles, Montreal, Canada from March 14th to April 18th,
2011.
Steve Bardolph, Assistant Professor of Art & Design, has work in
"Visual Forms" at the University Center Rochester Art Gallery (UCR) at
the Rochester Community and Technical College from January 27-March 4,
2011.
Visual Forms Exhibition.pdf
The invitational group exhibition includes work
by four designers: Matthew Willemsen, Associate Professor of Graphic
Design, Minnesota State University at Mankato; David Rogers, Assistant
Professor of Graphic Design, Minnesota State University at Mankato; Chun
Lok Mah, Assistant Professor of Graphic Design at Winona State
University, Winona; and Steve Bardolph, Assistant Professor of Graphic
Design, University of Minnesota Duluth.
Visual Forms Exhibition.pdf
Data Sweep launches the Esther Klein Gallery (EKG) 2011 season with an exhibition of recent works by artist, David Bowen. Bowen's creations operate at the intersection of contemporary art, design, science and technology. His work, described in Art in America as taking an "absurdist approach to the translation of scientific technology into art," creates a dynamic symbiosis between technology and the natural world. Data Sweep focuses on outcomes that occur when machines interact with the natural world. Mirco-controllers embedded in Bowen's hybrid systems translate the activity of natural agents, like plants or live data feeds from National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration data buoy stations on ocean surface into mechanical motion that animates, instigates and automates his art. Complex autonomous systems are set in motion and create drawings, movements and compositions based on their interaction with the space and time they occupy. The works in Data Sweep play both the roles of observer and creator, providing limited and mechanical perspectives of dynamic situations and living objects.
*In 2010 the University City Science Center launched Breadboard, a new program that administrates EKG as one component of our larger mission to explore intersections between art, design, science and technology. Breadboard grew out of 30+ years of EKG operations and is an extension of its rich program history that includes noted exhibits with R. Buckminster Fuller (1980 & 1983) who held an honorary title of World Resident and Scholar at the Science Center from 1973-1983. To find out more about Breadboard and our public programs please visit our website at www.breadboardphilly.org
Gloria DeFilipps Brush, professor, art and design, has work in the 7th
Photographic Image Biennial Exhibition at East Carolina State
University from January 13 - February 19, 2011. Keith Carter,
photographer whose work has been widely exhibited internationally,
selected her work.
Eun-Kyug Suh's paper sculpture, "Between" has been featured at
the Mid America Print Council Journal, Volume 18, Numbers 3 & 4, 2010
with a brief review by Kerry Morgan at the "Printing Beyond the Plane:
A Review of PIrints:Now in 3-D!" section.
the Mid America Print Council Journal, Volume 18, Numbers 3 & 4, 2010
with a brief review by Kerry Morgan at the "Printing Beyond the Plane:
A Review of PIrints:Now in 3-D!" section.
