Daniel Peltz (Professor, Film Animation Video) recently had a collaborative installation, Recovering Data Remains: (Re)Working Knowledge, at the Färgfabriken exhibition space. The installation and performance contained remains from the archives of two different artistic research projects he initiated and led in remote industrial towns become tourist sites: When we dig, things come up (Narrative fragments, Peking […]
Steven Subotnick (Critic, Film Animation Video) has been featured in numerous international festivals and galleries. Highlights include, Dandelion and Two have been included in the Pompidou Centre’s, Mon Oeil, web series, Flight was part of a group show at Studio 44 gallery in Stockholm, Sweden in August, Little Girl was screened in festivals in Brazil, Australia, Germany, […]
Fred Lynch (Associate Professor, Illustration) had his work recently featured in Harper’s Magazine, his tryptic work, Rooftop View of an Italian Town, was chosen for the cover of the October 2017 edition. The ink drawings are part of his ongoing series, Drawings From the Road to Rome, created in Central Italy.
Artist and poet Jen Bervin will be on campus for the launch of her book, Silk Poems, on Tuesday, 3rd October 2017 at 6:30PM at the GD Commons, Design Center. The book is the final component of Jen’s Silk Poems project, conducted in conjunction with Tufts’ University’s Silk Lab. The project premiered at MASSMoCA in a yearlong exhibition and includes […]
May Babcock (Critic, Printmaking) has a new collaborative installation, Ebb and Flow II, current on view at the Granoff Center (154 Angell Street, Providence), Brown University. Babcock and her fellow artist Megan Singleton were inspired by the waterways and flora of the Narragansett Bay, dendritic patterns found in watershed maps and plant forms are interpreted […]
Josephine Sittenfeld (Lecturer, Photography) was recently featured in the New York Times. Her photographs accompany a feature written by Cammie McGovern and entitled, Looking Into the Future for a Child With Autism, which trended as one of the most emailed articles after its publication at the end of August. Image Credit: New York Times
Leah Wolff (Critic, Painting) currently has a group exhibition, Pattern Interrupt, on show at the Agency (20 Jay Street, Suite M14, Brooklyn). Wolff co-curated the exhibition with Guy Ben-Ari and is on show now through to 3rd August 2017 with a closing reception on the 3rd Augst 6:00PM to 9:00PM.
Three prints from Professor Henry Horenstein’s (Professor, Photography) Honky Tonk series were recently acquired by The Getty Museum. The RISD Museum showcased Honky Tonk in a one-person show in 2007.
This June, Steve Subotnick’s (Critic, Film/Animation/Video) film LITTLE GIRL will screen in festivals in New York, Estonia, and Australia; and STRANGE FISH will screen in Animafest, Cyprus. This August, Subotnick’s film, FIGHT, will participate in a group show at the Studio 44 gallery in Stockholm.