2020 Senior Exhibition Artists 2020 Senior Exhibition Artists: Raven Stanhope Raven Stanhope Art + Design: Ceramics Biography Raven Stanhope is a nonbinary 2020 candidate for BFA degree in Art and Design with a concentration in Ceramics. They work in
2020 Senior Exhibition Artists 2020 Senior Exhibition Artists: Jackie Audet Jackie Audet Art + Design: Illustration Biography Jackie Audet is a Senior Illustration Major at UMass Dartmouth’s CVPA. After graduating from Diman Regional’s Graphic Communications program in 2016, she
Garcia of Sancti Spíritus. In statements to Prensa Latina, the visual artist explained his work is titled ¨Roofs of yesteryear¨, made in acrylic on canvas, while this Art and City project aims to link art, the city, nature and the culture of our country. “It is a tribute to my Sancti Spíritus –the fourth town
Hybrids of every imaginable kind appear throughout her oeuvre. At the New Museum, two women-trees with roots for feet and leaves for heads sat companionably beside cafe-style tables and chairs in the lobby. In the galleries upstairs, artworks featured hyena-headed figures with snakeskin legs; a flying snake with an elephant’s body; women with wheels or
2023 Senior Exhibition Artists 2023 Senior Exhibition Artists: Madeline Gail Peach Madeline Gail Peach Art + Design: Integrated Studio Arts About Madeline Gail Peach Madeline Peach is an Integrated Studio Arts Major pursuing a BFA at the University of
Breaking the Code, the award-winning documentary film about acclaimed mixed-media artist Vernon Fisher of Fort Worth, will be screened on Dec. 2 at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth. After the screening, former Modern chief curator Michael Auping will moderate a panel discussion with director Michael Flanagan and artists Sedrick Huckaby and Linda Ridgway.
2022 Senior Exhibition Artists 2022 Senior Exhibition Artists: Amanda Cote Amanda Cote Art + Design: Graphic Design About Amanda Cote Amanda Cote is a multi-media artist and designer living on the south coast of Massachusetts. She is currently finishing up
Leticia Pardo, installation view of “Wounded Territory,” 2023, at Comfort Station/Photo courtesy of Comfort Station. The idea of a wounded or hurting landscape is well-traveled ground within contemporary art, but the ways that artists respond to this idea are varied and unique—no one grieves in exactly the same way. The landscape in “Wounded Territory” is
click to enlarge Courtesy Rusty DeWees on Worcester Ridge, Elmore, 2012; For Paul Rogers, stick season isn’t really about sticks. Nor is it about Noah Kahan, whose viral hit of the same name propelled the Vermont-born singer-songwriter to international acclaim and a recent Grammy nomination. No, for the Stowe-based photographer, it’s about a photo project
BENNINGTON — Bennington College presents a visual arts lecture by Ari Salka on Nov. 28 at 7 p.m. at the Tishman Lecture Hall. Salka is a Seattle-born, Los Angeles-based artist working in writing, drawing, and painting. Salka holds a Master of Fine Arts degree in Painting and Drawing from UCLA and a Bachelor of Fine