Fine Arts Venues FALL 17–NOON at the Nerman, SEPH Lawless, Third Thursdays!!

February 19, 2017 Edit

Thanks to Photo Professor Philip Heying, we have some recent pics from a reception (2/12/ 17) of student work, as well as some snaps of…students working! Thanks Philip!

Barbara Sullivan and Laura Cobb looking at recent work

Mary Cleveland discusses her work at the student show reception on 2/12/17.

Students having fun processing their film

Susan and Lloyd Karnes with Denise Moore at the refreshment table

Photo Professor Doug Koch talks with student Julia Larberg about her work in the student show

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EMPTY BOWLS GUIDELINES/ EXAMPLES

1/ 17/2017 Here are sheets and some examples I’ve made that give the guidelines and some pattern suggestions for the EMPTY BOWLS contributors. Please see Laura Gascogne in ATB 111 if you have more questions. THANK YOU!!!

The Empty Bowls Movement Project Info Sheet

PATTERN IDEAS

Ugandan Inspired 2 — ABOVE AND BELOW: Another Example of Ugandan Inspired Patterns: Mixing of organic and Geometric patterns with EARTH TONES

ABOVE AND BELOW Ugandan Inspired Bowl: Mixing of organic and Geometric patterns

(ABOVE)Example of Talavera Mexican Inspired Bowl pattern—Loud, festive colors and patterns on white background

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NOV. 2016 This Past First Friday, JCCC Student work was invited to be shown at the Wallace Engineering Firm in KC at 18th and McGee. Special thanks to Crystal Anton (JCCC Sustainability leader) and her husband who works at Wallace Engineering, for inviting us. Congratulations to the many students whose amazing work looked GREAT in the Space!!!

Macy LaMasney’s rakued figure was near the front of the highly visible corner space.

Devon Dewey's photos were amongst the impressive photo submissions in the Student Show on First Friday at the Wallace Engineering Firm. — Devon Dewey’s photos were amongst the impressive photo submissions in the Student Show on First Friday at the Wallace Engineering Firm.

We are so proud of the Students and Staff who put this show together in such a TIGHT time frame. It looks awesome:

Show “Surveillance” at Nelson Atkins____________________________

In a show featuring photographic images spanning from 1860-Present, the exhibit “Surveillance” is interesting, unsettling, refreshing and fascinating all at once. Tucked in behind the African exhibit in the Bloch Building, this show is brief but comprehensive in it’s attempt to capture over 150 years on a subject that is all too familiar in today’s society.

surveillance_bresson — Henri Cartier-Bresson, French (1908–2004). Brussels, 1932. Gelatin silver print, 9 1/2 × 14 3/16 inches. The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City, Missouri, Gift of Hallmark Cards, Inc., 2005.27.1113.

In addition to this exhibit, there is a film series:

Exhibition Programs

Film Series
Art of Surveillance
Saturdays, October 1–15 | 2 p.m.
Tickets required.

October 1: Rear Window
October 8: Eye In The Sky
October 15: Blow Up

The Photography Society Presents: Tomas van Houtryve
Thursday, October 6 | 6–7 p.m.
Tickets

Belgian photographer Tomas van Houtryve discusses his work as it relates to contemporary warfare—especially the nearly “invisible” activities of drones and electronic surveillance.

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News on First Fridays, Third Thursdays, Happenings in KC & elsewhere in the ArtWorld!’

It’s September 2….and IT’S FIRST FRIDAY! Check out this Link to the latest Art Openings! See you THERE!

This First Friday in the Crossroads

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