PULP

OPENING: Thursday, Sept. 10, 2009, 4:45-6pm

GALLERY HOURS:
Monday-Friday, 8:15am-7pm, Weekends 12-5pm

Works on Paper by the Studio Art Faculty: Judith Black, Bunny Harvey, Clara Lieu, Phyllis McGibbon, Salem Mekuria, Andrew Mowbray, David Olsen, Daniela Rivera, Christine Rogers, Katherine McCanless Ruffin

For more information, contact Gallery Director Clara Lieu at clieu@wellesley.edu

Boston: Outdoor Event!

EXPOSURE ARTS BOSTON: Outdoor Art Gallery and Music Event

WHAT: Outdoor Gallery and Music Event.

WHERE: DeFilippo Playground on Prince St in North End, Boston

WHEN: June 13th, 2009 12pm-8pm.

WHO: Established and Emerging Boston Artists

Exposure Arts strives to use a grassroots approach to cultivate meaningful dialogue between art and society. 

We seek to build a community of creative minded people who inspire one another and the public.

If you would like to participate in this event please consider lending your art on the day of June 13th. 

It is a chance to promote yourself and your work in a unique setting and support the artist community. 

Please contact exposureartsboston@gmail.com for more information. 

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Submission deadline: June 2nd-6th drop off your artwork at 1 Wiget St Apt. 5, just call Alicia (339-532-7437) or Kelly (781-248-4487) or Chris (508-369-7699) before you come by. OR if you wish you bring your art on the 13th and hang it yourself, please email pictures of every piece with a description including the dimensions.

link to the facebook event page

Axiom Art Gallery: Opening Reception

Talk to Me

OPENING RECEPTION

"Talk To Me"  refers to the common theme of communication, person to person, robot to person and, yes, animal to person, between all of the works in the show.  Works in the exhibition are both electronic and kinetic, ranging from interactive to wearable. 

/// Featuring: Michael Burke, Leslie Condon, Justin Crosby, Eric Ente, Sabri Reed, Kara Stokowski, Dennis Svoronos, Derek Thomas, Jesus Vio

/// Live performance including home-made synthesizers at the opening reception on June 5th.

Friday, June 5th 2009 | 6 - 10 pm

 
/// FREE & Open to the Public! 
  
/// AXIOM Center for New and Experimental Media - 141 Green Street
                   located in the Green Street T Station on the Orange Line 
 
/// For more information, please call 617.522.6710 or visit www.axiomart.org

/// http://sim.massart.edu/ 

/// http://www.smfa.edu/ 
/// All artists and members involved are available for interviews and questions.

Boston University: Exhibition/Opening

CFA BFA Thesis Exhibitions

Painting, Sculpture, Graphic Design, Printmaking & Photography

friday, may 8th

6pm-8pm

College of Fine Arts, 1st & 5th floors

855 Commonwealth Avenue

Boston, MA

George Sherman Union, 2nd floor

755 Commonwealth Avenue

Boston, MA

for more information, click here.

Gus Van Sant Lecture @ RISD, 4/28 7pm

Director of Good Will Hunting and Milk, RISD Alum, lecture @ RISD, April 28th, 7pm at RISD Auditorium

Known for his many audacious, often offbeat movies, independent film director Gus Van Sant has built a strong career through a magical combination of ingenious writing, perceptive casting and detail-obsessed directing. In 2009 both the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences and the Directors Guild of America nominated him for best director for his most recent film Milk, the biopic that won Sean Penn an Oscar for his portrayal of San Francisco’s first openly gay politician, Harvey Milk. Other films/awards include: Drugstore Cowboy, Van Sant’s second success, a funny and sympathetic look at dope addiction and burglary, for which Van Sant won the National Society of Film Critics’ awards for best screenplay, director and film, My Own Private Idaho (1991) starring Keanu Reeves and River Phoenix as two young hustlers with a mostly male clientele, followed by the hugely successful To Die For (1995), a black comedy about a would-be newscaster who arranges her husband’s murder. Good Will Hunting (1997), Finding Forrester (2000) and Milk (2008) have been Van Sant’s biggest commercial successes to date, allowing him to emerge as one of the most influential directors of the past decade. In 2003 his made-for-HBO film Elephant, won both the Palme d’Or and the Best Director prizes at the Cannes Film Festival. 
This event is free.