Light Leaked interviews Jason DeMarte about his newest series Nature Preserve.
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An exhibition of work by faculty member Chris Hyndman. February 16-March 30, 2013 at the Susanne Hilberry Gallery. Artist talk: March 2, 2:00p www.susannehilberrygallery.com
Susanne Hilberry Gallery, 700 Livernois, Ferndale, MI, 48220 February 16-March 30. Opening Reception: February 16, 6:00-8:00p
It’s getting hot in here (Earth), so several national and international artists make work regarding the changes we are causing to the global environment. Funded in part by an IUPUI Institute for Arts and Humanities Research Grant.
Most people agree that the world’s climate is changing. Opinions on how rapidly and how much of the fault is on humans differ but the consensus is that we are damaging the atmosphere and the planet. We are also making changes that have less direct affects, some bird species are now wholly dependent on humans for food, some types of trees only grow in managed areas or farms. This exhibition brings together five artists whose work talks about the changes from the micro to macroscopic.
SpaceCamp Gallery, Herron School of Art and Design, Indianapolis, IN. Opening Reception: Friday, March 1st 7pm-10pm
Faculty member Amy Sacksteder’s work will be featured in a two-person exhibition entitled Middle West at the University of Montana, Missoula’s UC Gallery.
Sacksteder and Walla Walla, Washington-based artist Nicole Pietrantoni make up the collaborative team Island Projects. They will exhibit their individual landscape-based work alongside a collaborative installation.
University of Missoula, Montana, UC Gallery February 25-March 29. Opening Reception: March 28, 2013
From March 11-April 28 the University Gallery will hold Subverting Modernism: Cass Corridor Revisited 1966-1980. With a 1960s revolutionary spirit, the Cass Corridor artists, who worked in a run down area near Wayne State University, overthrew Modernism and ushered in Post-Modernism, exploring such themes as industrial and post-industrial Detroit, existential vulnerability, the human need for shelter, the persistence of the life force, and the presence or absence of order in nature. The catalogue for the show is being distributed by Wayne State University Press.
Julie Myers, Professor of Art History at EMU curated the exhibition and authored the catalog. Click here to view additional information on the exhibition catalog.
Thirteen prizewinning artists from the Lawrence Street Gallery’s four annual juried shows (printmaking, figurative, photography and small works) will be given space to exhibit a larger selection of their work.
The Best of the Best exhibitors are:
Michael Reedy from Ann Arbor
Jeff Cancelosi from Beverly Hills
Tad McKillop from Ann Arbor
Allen Brooks from Livonia
Jean Lannen from Bloomfield Twp
Christopher Ditri from Southfield
Blaine Siesser from Dearborn
Kay Lister from Berkley
Rosemary Lee from Howell
Celeste Roe from Farmington
Nancy Hopper from Beverly Hills
Dennis Montville from Sterling Hts.
Jon Pickell from Huntington Woods
EMU faculty member Ryan Molloy will have work in the 2013 Scarab Club Graphic Design exhibition organized by Danielle Aubert.
The exhibition features work by Judith Banham, Nina Bianchi, Paul Goodrich, Doug Kisor, Judith Moldenhauer, Ryan Molloy, Megan O’Connell, Haynes Riley, Stephen William Schudlich, Ryan Standfest and more.
Scarab Club, Detroit, MI January 11-February 09. Opening Reception: 6-9PM January 11, 2013Article in AnnArbor.com about the New Fibers 2012 exhibition in the University Gallery in the EMU Student Center.
AnnArbor.com- http://www.annarbor.com/entertainment/as-a-general-category-fiber/ November 14-December 15.
John DeHoog is one of 13 artists selected from ArtPrize 2012 to exhibit at the Grand Rapids Art Museum in a show titled GRAM Selects ArtPrize 2012: Encore!
From the GRAM website: “After visiting ArtPrize 2012 venues, GRAM curators selected and invited 13 artists from seven different venues, as well as GRAM’s ArtPrize 2012:Transformation exhibition, representing designers, filmmakers, draftsmen, sculptors, installation artists, and painters who work in Michigan, Minnesota, New York, New Jersey, Florida, and California. The selected installations were chosen by GRAM curators for their resonances and references to the Museum Collection, to upcoming exhibitions, and to the Museum’s unique architectural setting.”
On view through October 6, 2013
Grand Rapids, Michigan November 21-October 06.Adam Wright, an art undergraduate student, created a video for the Eastern Echo. The video interviews printmaking students working in the studio, and shows their work on display in the IGG student gallery.
Students Georgina Rutherford, Eli Stevick, and IGG president Brad Ruff are featured along side Printmaking Professor Brian Spolans.
link to video
http://vimeo.com/54253527
