Hello BC Art Department,
Thanks to those of who came to Kathy Chan’s exhibition opening yesterday.
The show is also open this afternoon.
This Monday, Please come to Noelle-Mari Bowen’s exhibit "Come Play With Me",
from 5 to 8 pm. The show will also be open Tuesday, from 2 to 5.
Hope to see you there!
Adam
Come out and support your friends – and see some terrific talks – this coming Monday evening!
This Sunday May 1 at Baruch, check out the teaser here.
See the earlier post for details: http://wp.me/pDWoZ-gi
My name is Michael Squitieri and I’m
a Freshman at the Macaulay Honors College at Brooklyn College. I am
currently a curator for the Macaulay Honors Arts Night 2011: a completely
student run art show that showcases the various art and performances of
Macaulay Students.
[image: ArtsNightInvitation.png]
Thank you so much for your time. Please let me know if you can make the
event. We would be honored to have professors and guests such as yourself
enjoy the artwork and the meet student artists who have learned from you!
Please RSVP to our student run event here:
http://macaulay.cuny.edu/rsvp/?q=node/440
Hope to see you there this Friday!
-Michael Squitieri
CUNY Macaulay Honors College at Brooklyn College
Class of 2014
Hello BC Art Dept.
Welcome back from break. This Thursday, from 5 – 8 BFA student Kathy Chan
will be presenting her exhibition "Playground of Color". Please come and
support Kathy!
Best,
Adam
NY Creative Interns is extremely excited to be hosting our 4th meetup at
Etsy Labs in DUMBO!
What: Selling Yourself Without Selling Out: Making it as an Artist in the
Digital Age <http://bit.ly/nyci411>
When: Tuesday, April 26, 2011 6:30 PM
Price: $5.00 per creative
Where: Etsy Labs
55 Washington St, Suite 712
NY, NY 10012
In a world where digital rules, how can you take your creative project and
do something with it? If you call yourself an artist (and we’re all artists
in our own right) – what are the best ways to make the digital landscape
your friend? Join NY Creative Interns and Etsy to hear a panel of artists
share insight and discuss how even the most traditional art forms can have a
place in the digital age.
Panelists:
Ruben Quinones <http://rubenquinones.com/> // Director of New Media,
Pathinteractive, NYU Adjunct Professor
Jacob Krupnick <http://girlwalkallday.com/> // Girl Walk All Day,
Shootbooth
Parris Whittingham <http://fromparriswithlove.com/> // New York Wedding
Photographer
Katherine Barna <http://alittlespace.tumblr.com/> // Communications
Director, Tumblr
Highlights!
* Free refreshments!
* Photobooth by Galo Delgado of The Photobooth Project
<http://www.facebook.com/#%21/the.photobooth.project>
* Etsy Photobooth with prints made on-site
* Free copies of Use Your Head to Get Your Foot in the Door: Job Search
Secrets No one Else Will Tell You <http://www.harveymackay.com/>
* Goodies from Coroflot
<http://www.coroflot.com/public/jobs_search_results.asp?type_of_work=1>
<http://bit.ly/nyci411> Check it out and RSVP here <http://bit.ly/nyci411>
!
Sample tweets:
.@NYCinternz <http://hootsuite.com/dashboard#> event @Etsy
<http://hootsuite.com/dashboard#> next Tues- "Sell Yourself Without Selling
Out" – RSVP http://bit.ly/nyci411
-or-
.@NYCInternz <http://hootsuite.com/dashboard#> Meetup #4
<http://hootsuite.com/dashboard#> at @Etsy
<http://hootsuite.com/dashboard#> this Tues w/ @rubenq @girlwalkallday
<http://hootsuite.com/dashboard#> @iamparris
<http://hootsuite.com/dashboard#> @kathbarna
<http://hootsuite.com/dashboard#> http://bit.ly/nyci411
–
All the best,
Marny Smith
Community Manager at NY Creative Interns <http://nycreativeinterns.com>
MarnySmith.com <http://MarnySmith.com>
@marnysmith <http://www.twitter.com/marnysmith>
–
NY Creative Interns
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INTERNS NEEDED!!
Priscila’s studio is looking for part-time interns for current projects and
exhibitions. Applicants would need to be available at least 2/3 days a week and
for one month period starting now. Working 2/3 consecutive days
preferable. This internship provides hands on experience in a professional
studio at Socrates Sculpture Park( http://www.socratessculpturepark.org The only
outdoor Museum located in Long Island City, Queens). Interns will work directly
with the artist. Applicants need to have excellent manual skills and should be
reliable and industrious. Transportation fees will be covered by the artist in
addition lunch stipend.
Applicants, please email resume and tell us a bit about yourself
to: self@priscilasoffice.com
Please include "intern" in the subject line.
Come here the music and see the first ever art exhibition at the festival!
A Night with Goodman
Please come to a book party/installation art party. The book party is for the book I published last year with Springer: Nominalism and Its Aftermath: The Philosophy of Nelson Goodman. The link is http://www.springer.com/philosophy/book/978-1-4020-9930-4?changeHeader
The art installation is also about Goodman, though it’s viewed a bit differently. There is:
an animation (of the image I always use – “The Wedding Procession” by Giotto – one of the women in the procession becomes animated, squishes between two other figures, turns into Goodman, and then [evil-ly] atomizes the whole scene into a bunch of quales),
a series of 72 images and a corresponding ‘plaque’ discussing quales,
a small room exhibiting an associated artist’s book that I did, and then onto the fabulous rooftop where there is a
performative aspect featuring several philosophers performing as philosophers while drinks are served [the bar is part of the installation: all students with IDs get a free beer.], saying things about Nelson Goodman and answering any questions viewers might have. [libel laws don't i believe apply in this situation]
In all, I just hope it is fun and that people will have a chance to engage with a little of Goodman’s ideas, on what ever level they feel comfortable with. It’s a sliding scale of intellectual endeavor.
The event will be repeated on three different Friday nights.
April 22 7-9 pm
April 29 7-9 pm
May 6 7-9 pm
The address is 260 Butler Street, between Nevins and Third Ave. The subways are the Union Street stop for the R train (4th ave and Union) or the Pacific Street stop for the R (4th Ave and Pacific) (Butler is between the two) or the F train to Bergen Street.
