Graduate Painting

Marxhausen Gallery of Art

2010-08-29T17:41:00.000-07:00

Oct. 3 - Nov. 19

We Like Each Other: Featuring Collaborative and Individual Works by Hamlett Dobbins, Joshua Huyser, Melissa Dunn, Tad Lauritzen Wright, Jamison Brosseau, and Douglas Degges
Opening reception: Sunday, Oct. 3, 1-4 p.m., Marxhausen Gallery of ArtExhibition talk: 2 p.m. Thom Leadership Education Center auditorium
Marxhausen Gallery of Art
The Marxhausen Gallery of Art is an exhibition space for Concordia University.
Gallery hours and location on campus
Gallery hours are:
Monday-Friday 11 a.m.-4 p.m.Saturday and Sunday 1-4 p.m.
The gallery will be closed when classes are not in session. It is located in Jesse Hall, middle-right on the map shown here: Map of campus.
For more information about the gallery hours or schedule, contact 402-643-3651.

Opportunities...

2010-06-22T10:45:00.000-07:00

M A N I F E S T G A L L E R Y

1ST INTERNATIONAL PAINTING ANNUAL
http://www.manifestgallery.org/inpa1/index.html

MASTER PIECES
http://www.manifestgallery.org/masterpieces/index.html

Shifts of Perception

2010-06-22T10:37:00.000-07:00

Shifts of Perception: Paintings by Michelle Anderson, Megan Dirks and Mary Laube
June 11 – September 5, 2010

Everist Gallery

Washington Pavillion, Sioux Falls, SD

Reception and Artist Talk: August 6^th, 5:30 – 7:30 p.m.

Centering around the concept of shifts of perception, the paintings in this exhibition are the work of three emerging artists from Iowa City. While the artists are linked through their concepts of consciousness of space and intuitiveness of perception and their use of colorful abstraction, each artist deals with the interaction and experience of psychological and real space in different ways and with unique visual results. All of the artists view themselves as constructing realities that reflect the study of consciousness and our ways of being within social situations, space and architecture. Concepts addressed in these works include memory and imagination (Mary Laube), the spontaneity of mark-making versus a sense of place (Megan Dirks), and questions of disassociation and convergence (Michelle Anderson).

http://www.washingtonpavilion.org/visualartscenter/exhibitions/Index.cfm

michelle anderson

megan dirks

mary laube

Hannah

2010-04-14T15:54:00.000-07:00

http://poetrypaintingexhibitandbook2010.blogspot.com/

Featuring work by...

6 poets from the University of Massachusetts Amherst

10 poets from the University of Iowa

17 painting people from the University of Iowa

Fun This Friday Night at 109 River Street (Graduate Painting Building)

hannah (han’na) n.1. A book and exhibit of collaborations between painters at the University of Iowa & poets from the University of Iowa & University of Massachusetts Amherst *copies of the book and the actual artwork will be on display on the main floor (Starting in May hannah will be for sale on Amazon.com and BarnesandNoble.com)

April 16th, 2010:7:00 p.m. BBQ - Art Reception - Book Release*bring your own bbq (meet artists and authors, check out the painting building)*no alcohol 8:30 p.m. Creative Writing Workshop Anthology*a reading of recent work by writers from the University of Iowa Writer's Workshop General directions (109 River is in a Old Frat Building with Bright Red Doors just up the Hill from the Old Flooded Arts Campus)

Paintallica

2010-04-10T13:28:00.000-07:00

*Dan Attoe lecture in the Biology Building for 7:30 p.m. for Monday, April 12.
*Tues. 3:30- Chris Roy lecture UI Museum IMU 3rd floor
*Tues. 5PM panel (109 river street: graduate painting studios)
*Tues. after panel-Reception-- art making- Walnut Farms- 1517 N. Dubuque Rd, 52245 (go north on N. Dodge St -first left just after the HyVee)

Jamie Boling, CeCe Cole and Dan from our program will be here. Jeremy Tinder from our undergraduate program will be here. Jeremy will meet with our BFA student Max Hanner. They both make graphic novels. Josh Doster from our undergraduate program will be here. Jesse Albrecht from Ceramics will be here. All of the above will be on the PAINTALLICA panel at 5 p.m., on Tuesday. At 3:30 p.m. on Tuesday Chris Roy will lecture in the museum (IMU) on the object that will guide PAINTALLICA. After the panel PAINTALLICA will proceed to Walnut Farms where they will commence the PAINTALLICA event that will serve as the reception for both Dan's talk and the PAINTALLICA panel.

At the house of Walnut Farms there will be all the Free Food you will want. Good food. Andy Moeller will be asking you to be his friend, help him make a painting, building a community. Caleb Gentry and Katie McGovern will be building and performing "Robot". Mary Laube will be performing (singing, playing her guitar). Les Dames De Burlesque will be performing a tableau vivant on the Summer Porch. Thee Strawman (MFA, 2009 in photo) will be interacting with the 200 straw bales that will be delivered to Walnut Farms and which will form the entrance to the event PAINTALLICA.
In the Barn PAINTALLICA will be working through the night. The opening of what comes out of their event will take place around lunch. Perhaps for breakfast as well, maybe even dinner.

Micah Bloom at 1918 ArtSPACE, Shanghai

2010-03-31T14:06:00.000-07:00

For more information: 1918artspace.com

artlinkart

"Magic of Being" - March 18 - April 18, 2010

2010-03-31T14:05:00.000-07:00

Visiting Artist: Michael Wille

2010-03-22T12:46:00.000-07:00

Slide Talk and Discussion
Thursday, March 25th at 5pm
109 River Street (Grad. painting building)

Michael Wille is a painter and printmaker residing outside of Chicago in Normal, IL. He has been included in numerous solo and group exhibitions around the U.S. and abroad including venues such as the Toledo Art Museum, Hoffman LaChance Contemporary in St. Louis, Resolution Gallery in Johannesburg (South Africa) and Thomas McCormick Gallery in Chicago. His work is a part of numerous corporate collections around the U.S., and he has lectured about his work at venues including Temple University in Tokyo, Japan as well as the University of KwaZulu-Natal in Pietermaritzburg (South Africa), where he was an artist in residenc in February 2008.

Wille is currently an Associate Professor of Art at Illinois State University in Normal, IL. He received his MFA degree in Painting from Bowling Green State University (OH) and his BFA degree from Milikin University (IL)

http://www.cfa.ilstu.edu/mjwill4/

Joyce Ho at Praxis International Art -Miami

2010-03-15T12:13:00.000-07:00

"Gardener of the Spiritual Garden - The Artistic World of Joyce Ho"

a solo exhibition - opening March 13, 2010

PRAXIS - Art International

www.praxis-art.com

Collaborative Painting

2010-03-09T12:39:00.000-08:00

Collaboration with patients and staff at the University Hospital

Jude Tallichet and Matt Freedman

2010-03-06T11:04:00.000-08:00

Visiting Artists Jude Tallichet and Matt Freedman discuss "More Than Super"

Thursday, March 11th, at 7:30 pm in Room 1505 Seamans Center
THERE IS ANOTHER SUPER BOWL AND IT’S IN QUEENS IN AN OLD SYNAGOGUE
You can watch “More Than Super” live at http://www.livestream.com/mattandjudebowl at 6:00 pm, February 7 starting with pregame activities. Kick off will be around 6:25 pm EST.
On Sunday, February 7, the great American event that is the Super Bowl will be contested twice. Super Bowl XLIV will be played in Miami, Florida in front of a packed stadium and an international television audience of millions. Simultaneously an “improved” version of the game will be played in Ridgewood, Queens before a live audience of a few dozen enthusiasts and streamed online to perhaps hundreds more. Artists Matt Freedman and Jude Tallichet are producing “More Than Super”, a simultaneous, play-by-play restaging of the Super Bowl with a small army of collaborators who will substitute themselves for all the roles in the spectacle--players, referees, TV producers, half-time performers, advertisers, team owners, and fans in the stadium. The duplicate game will be staged in the artists’ studio, a defunct synagogue in Queens. Freedman and Tallichet have created a miniature football stadium in the old sanctuary; stained glass windows bracket the end zones and dusty chandeliers illuminate the field. The entire production will stream live as the actual game is played. Freedman and Tallichet will play a game identical to the Super Bowl, but better.
The artists will use the slivers of time between the broadcast plays in the “real” football game to restage the action that had just taken place. Just two people in Queens will do the work of the 90 professional athletes playing the game in Miami. Freedman will play all the positions, offensive and defensive, for the NFC champion New Orleans Saints and Tallichet will portray the entire AFC champion Indianapolis Colts team.
Great care will be taken to recreate the ambience of the television broadcast as accurately as possible, down to the half-time entertainment, but “More Than Super” will be a collaboration rather than a competition, more an awkward dance than a sublimated war. The game in the synagogue will engage America’s greatest spectacle and cut it down to size.
The partial list of collaborators in alphabetical order: Kim Brandt, David Bratton, Rick Briggs, Alyssa Brubaker, Karen Casamassima, C. Jeanne Golan, Kevin Greenland, Jane Grimes, Stuart Haber, Mary Ann Hansen, Walsh Hansen, Paul Hoffman, Peter Kreider, Sabrina Lessard, Lovett/Codagnone, Joe McKay, Sara Meltzer, Bill Morrison, Ela Orleans, Elizabeth Santeix, Julia Schwadron, Louis Schwadron, Andrew Strode, Dan Tague, Mike Treffehn, Gabriel Velazquez, Letha Wilson, Nicole Wilson, Chester Zecca