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| JOIN US FOR A RECEPTION: THIS FRI. MAY 1, 6PM |
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| Carnegie Mellon 2015 Senior Art Exhibition |
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Organized by the School of Art
May 2 – 16, 2015
May 1, Fri. 6-8pm: Reception
RSVP on Facebook
May 5, Tues. noon: Senior Walkabout
Join us as we break out into small groups to discuss works in the Senior Exhibit.
Events are free and open to the public.
CATALOGUE: Free online or in the gallery! |
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| ARTISTS: Marlena Abraham, Reese Adams-Romagnoli, Nicole Anderson, Sarah Anderson, MacKenzie Bates, Melissa Bryan, Charles Burlingham, Daniel Campos Zamora, In Sang Chang, Stephanie Cheung, Sarah Croop, Connie Dai, Lisa Imas, Emily Keener, Mishq Laliwala, Kathy Lee, Dervla McDonnell, Laurel Michel-Schottman, Thomas Ndiaye, Katie O’Connor, Justin Old, Sejal Popat, Tyler Porten, Samuel Poulos, Taylor Preston, Jolyn Sanford, Veda Sun, Andrew Sweet, Samantha Ticknor, Jamie Walters, Ruby Yen-ting Wang, Samantha Ward, Anna Wettergreen, Rachel Willen, Minnar Xie, Crystal Yip |
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Experiments and brave new statements, our final exhibition of the season marks a milesone for graduating Bachelor of Fine Arts and Interdisciplinary Art Degree students. Artworks spanning painting, video, interactive works, sculpture and installation occupy all three floors of the gallery and represent a culmination of the Class of 2015's undergraduate experience. Read more >>
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| SAVE THE DATE: SEPT 11, 2015 |
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AFTERSOUND:
Frequency, Attack, Return
Curated by Melissa Ragona + Margaret Cox
Aug. 21 – Nov. 22, 2015
Sept. 11, Fri. 6-8pm: Reception
Sound has entered contemporary art in profound and unexpected ways. This exhibition explores sound’s infiltration into contemporary discussions of aural and visual culture, with a particular focus on sound visualization, the physics of sound, political uses of sound, i.e. sonic warfare and DIY, as well as the resurgence of neo-metaphysical experiments with sound as a portal to new sensory experiences.
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS: AFTERSOUND
will include visual scores and graphic notations
by several contemporary artists. We also invite the larger community of artists and practitioners to be considered for an extended on-line exhibition that pushes the envelope of how sound might be visualized. Send your most innovative examples
as a high res image, video or url link to
miller-gallery@andrew.cmu.edu.
DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION: July 1, 2015.
Image credit: John Cage, Fontana Mix (Light Grey), 1981. Courtesy of Carl Solway Gallery.
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ALIEN SHE
Curated by Astria Suparak + Ceci Moss
Organized by Miller Gallery at CMU
LAST CHANCE TO VIEW in CA: May 24, 2015
Orange County Museum of Art, Newport Beach, CA
THEN TO PORTLAND Sept. 3, 2015 – Jan. 9, 2016
Pacific Northwest College of Art: Feldman Gallery & Museum of Contemporary Craft, Portland, OR
“Alien She contributes to this history by not only illuminating but furthering the Riot Grrrl struggle to achieve visibility and equality for people of all genders—in the art world and real world alike” - CAA Review, April 2015
“Alien She’s history of riot grrrl reveals it to be far from dogmatic or linear in its ideology. The movement is showcased in all its knotty glory [...] complex and varied in its politics and aesthetics.” The Wire, April 2015
“Riot Grrrl catalyzed a generation of women to move from analyzing and consuming culture to actively producing it,” - LA Times, March 2015
“Making the case that punk—at least its radical feminist strain— is far from dead,” - Art in America, Feb 2015
Image credit: A Wave of New Rage Thinking, Ginger Brooks Takahashi. Photo by Chris Bliss@chrisblissphotography
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Miller Gallery at Carnegie Mellon University
Purnell Center for the Arts, 5000 Forbes Ave.
Pittsburgh, PA 15213
Info line: 412.268.3618 Fax: 412.268.4746
General inquiries > miller-gallery@andrew.cmu.edu
Gallery Hours
Tues. - Sun., 12-6pm; Closed Mon., major holidays, and during exhibition installations (check our calendar)
Admission
Free + open to the public |
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