Blog of the ICP-Bard College MFA
Fool's Gold: MFA Thesis Exhibition ICP-Bard MFA Studio, 24–20 Jackson Avenue, 3rd Floor, Long Island City, Queens April 28 – April 30 Opening Reception: April 28 | Thursday | 6:00–9:00 pm On View: April 29 – 30 | Friday–Saturday | 12:00–5:00 pm
Ame Curtiss Stephen Schuster Alejandra Ugarte Bedwell (ICP-Bard 2010) Pierre Le Hors (ICP-Bard 2010) Curtis Hamilton
The ICP-Bard MFA program has a table at this year's NY Art Book Fair!!! We are showcasing the work of current students and recent alumni. Come see what we've been up to. Until then, here's a sneak peak.... We'll be posting more pictures all week. Tara Cronin (ICP-Bard 2010) Curtis Hamilton Ame Curtiss Daniel… Continue reading NY Art Book Fair Preview
Please join us this Saturday for "Manual Transmission" and see the first ever collaborative work by Garret Miller and Curtis Hamilton. "Manual Transmission" is hosted and curated by Humble Arts Foundation of New York. Curated by Patrick Amsellem, Curator of Photography, Brooklyn Museum, Joy Drury Cox, Artist, Nathaniel Ward, Curator, Special Projects, Humble Saturday, July 31, 8:30P.M. (Exhibition… Continue reading Manual Transmission
CH: Your recent thesis show Flight: From, To and Within brought together photography, video, drawing, sound and salt to beautiful effect. What does it mean to you to work in a variety of ways? Is photography the base of your practice? TC: Photography is certainly the main rock and foundation by now; i enjoy thinking photographically,… Continue reading Interview with Tara Cronin
Tara Cronin's MFA Thesis Exhibition Opening Reception: Thursday April 29, 2010, 6pm - 9pm On View: Friday & Saturday, April 30th and May 1st, 12pm - 5pm 24-20 Jackson Avenue, 3rd Floor, Long Island City, Queens, NYC
This band of images, makers and equipment was formed during spring Seminar when Ame Curtiss (pictured above, far right), assigned me to make a piece in the vein of an album cover. To hear our new single "Timex Indiglo" please visit my blog. www.curtishamilton.tumblr.com
Spanning the mediums of Photography, Video and Writing, 40ºN 74ºW / 13ºN 61ºW confronts the nomadic journey of the displaced who intermingle and reside in the “homeless” metropolitan. Through its assemblages, genealogical research and mining of archival imagery, the exhibition interrogates and highlights the tension between past and present. The question of kinship, and of finding… Continue reading Holly Bynoe: 40ºN 74ºW / 13ºN 61ºW
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