painting zombies exhibition update
Posted: 12/06/2010 Filed under: ART, New exhibition | Tags: Alexis Kuhr, Andy Messerschmidt, aya kawaguchi, Clarence Morgan, contemporary art, Miltos Manetas, Nash Gallery, painting zombies, ryuta nakajima Leave a comment »
p-factroy presents “Painting Zombies” at the NASH Gallery
Posted: 11/12/2010 Filed under: New exhibition | Tags: Alexis Kuhr, Andy DuCett, Andy Messerschmidt, Ann Tarantino, aya kawaguchi, David Dilworth, Davin Watne, Jacob lunderby, Jason Teraoka, Kyle Usui, lauren Clay, Les Joynes, Milton Manitas, Nash Gallery, p-factory, painting zombies, Ryan Fryar, ryuta nakajima, Steven Hampton, Yida Wang, Yutaka Uemura Leave a comment »
p-factory presents: PAINTING ZOMBIES, on view from Tuesday, November 16 – Wednesday, December 15. The opening reception is Friday, November 19 from 6-8:30 pm.
Organized by Clarence Morgan and Ryuta Nakajima, the show has been 3 years in the making.
Participating artists are:
Lauren Clay (New York, NY)
Andy DuCett (Minneapolis, MN)
Steven Hampton (Los Angeles, CA)
Aya Kawaguchi (Duluth, MN)
Jacob Lunderby (Philadelphia, PA)
Andy Messerschmidt (Ely, MN)
Jason Teraoka (Honolulu, HI)
Kyle Usui (Hilo, HI)
Davin Watne (Kansas City, MO)
David Dilworth (Berkeley, CA)
Ryan Fryar (York, PA)
Les Joynes (New York, NY)
Alexis Kuhr (Minneapolis, MN)
Miltos Manetas (London, UK)
Ann Tarantino (State College, PA)
Yutaka Uemura (Okinawa, Japan)
Yida Wang (Honolulu, HI)
Department of Art University of Minnesota Twin Cities
Location: Katherine E. Nash Gallery Regis Center for Art (East)
Vis-a-Vis Faculty Art Exhibition
Posted: 09/13/2010 Filed under: ART, NATURE, New exhibition | Tags: giant squid, Nash Gallery, ryuta nakajima, University of Minnesota, Vis-a-Vis Faculty Art Exhibition Leave a comment »Ryuta Nakajima will be exhibiting his 1/1 scale giant squid drawing for this show. Hope some of you get to see it.
Vis-a-Vis Faculty Art Exhibition
Date: 09/07/2010 – 10/07/2010
Time: 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Location: Katherine E. Nash Gallery, Regis Center for Art
Cost: Free
Description:
BEYOND THE CLASSROOM, UNIVERSITY ART FACULTY PRACTICE WHAT THEY TEACH
Long before dedicating their professional lives to teaching, professors of fine art at the University of Minnesota established themselves as thoughtful, distinctive artists with their own vibrant practices. The annual faculty exhibition in the University’s Nash Gallery is a unique avenue to explore the variety of approaches, motives and aesthetics of these working artists.
The latest exhibition, Vis/A/Vis, features work from 37 faculty members of the fine art departments at University campuses in the Twin Cities, Duluth and Morris. The work spans the gamut of visual media—painting, printmaking, sculpture, ceramics, photography, drawing, graphic design and new media. While the exhibition provides a mere taste of the work of any individual artist, the exhibition as a whole illustrates the depth, breadth and contemporary nature of work produced by people charged with training the artists of tomorrow.
Faculty contributing work to Vis/A/Vis are:
Twin Cities: Christine Baeumler (installation), Jan Estep (photography), David Feinberg (drawing/painting), Lynn Gray (drawing/installation), James Henkel (photography), Diane Katsiaficas (drawing/painting/mixed media) Jerald Krepps (printmaking), Alexis Kuhr (drawing/painting/collage), Thomas Lane (ceramics), Lynn Lukkas (experimental/media arts), Joyce Lyon (drawing/painting), Ali Momeni (experimental/media arts), Clarence Morgan (drawing/painting), Mark Pharis (ceramics), Wayne Potratz (sculpture), Thomas Rose (sculpture), Jenny Schmid (printmaking), Andrea Stanislav (sculpture), Diane Willow (experimental/media arts) and Tetsuya Yamada (ceramics).
Duluth: Alison Aune (painting), Steve Bardolph (photography), David Bowen (sculpture), Gloria DeFilipps Brush (photography), James Klueg (ceramics), Janice Kmetz (photography), Beth Koch (graphic design), Ryuta Nakajima (painting), Robert Repinski (printmaking), Joellyn Rock (archival prints), Eun-Kyung Suh (sculpture) and Mariana Waisman (graphic design).
Morris: Tracy Otten (printmaking), Jenny Nellis (sculpture), Jess Larson (sculpture/textiles) and Michael Eble (painting/drawing) Kevin Flicker (ceramics).
Opening reception with the artists, Friday, September 17, 7 – 8:30 pm
Gallery Hours:
Tuesday – Saturday, 11 am – 7 pm, Sunday and Monday Closed
