17th Annual Student Awards Exhibition

February 26 -March 10, 2002
Reception: March 9, 2002: 7:00 pm

Join us in honoring the work of outstanding undergraduate students. This year, over thirty awards will be presented.

Freedom and Just US
Jesse Connor and Colin Matthes

February 14 - 21, 2002
Reception: February 18, 2002: 4:00 - 6:00 pm

Installation, prints and video projections by MFA candidates Jesse Connor and Colin Matthes.

Exchange
Questions of Travel & Barriers

February 4 - 11, 2002
Reception: February 7, 2002: 6:30- 8:00 pm

Questions of Travel: A print exchange between students attending the University of Georgia's summer 2001 workshop in Cortona, Italy.

Barriers: A portfolio of prints by students in Professor Takeshi Takahara's fall 2001 Advanced intaglio class and University of Michigan graduate students.

Exhibition: Interpretation
Helen C. Lee & Karen Sanders

January 14 - 22, 2002
Reception: January 22, 2002: 6:00- 9:00 pm

School of Art & Design Master of Fine Arts candidates Helen C. Lee and Karen Sanders exhibit their recent experiments with different types of photographic transfer techniques.

Penelope's Diary
Deborah Campbell

December 5 - 18, 2001
Reception: December 7, 2001: 7:00- 9:00 pm

Deborah Campbell, Exhibitions Director of the Ann Arbor Art Center, exhibits a series of mixed media constructions using the common element of cloth. Ms. Campbell sees herself as artist as archaeologist, exploring the past historically, collectively and metaphorically.

Coordinate Transform: A Crying Post Project
Dennis Summers

November 2 - 30, 2001
Reception: November 2, 2001: 6:00- 8:00 pm

sin nombres

Monte and Fico

Opening: August 15, 2001
Closing Reception: August 30, 2001: 7-10pm

MultiChrist

Steven Earl Weber

July 13-27, 2001






whowhatwhenWEARwhy

Nick Andersen, Sarah Burger, Kirk Davis, Clara Degalan, Aaron Henderson, Julia Klein, Amber Lesicki, Jo Nelson, Jody Osentoski

June 22 - July 22, 2001


Wearable works that blur the boundaries between genres, sculpture and apparel, functionality and nonfunctionality, and performance and static art.




MFA Works-in-Progress Exhibition 2001

May 5-31, 2001






MFA Thesis Exhibition 2001

Brian Cressman and Anthony Smith

April 4-15, 2001

BFA Exhibition 2001

April 25-29, 2001



This exhibition features work by Bachelor of Fine Arts degree candidates from the School of Art & Design.




Inside, Outside

Michael Underwood

March 20-31, 2001

Michael Underwood presents new nonfiction to model and depict attitudes of travel physical, historical, subterreanean, mental, and linear.




Fill the Gap

Anthony Smith

March 2-16, 2001






This is the Reason Why

Geidre Berzanksis

February 1-14, 2001






(self-) evaluated : series #3 : alienism

Sophie Rasul

January 15-30, 2001



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(Re-figure)

Mark Porter and Cecilia Mendez

January 4-15, 2001

(Re-figure) inspired double take; constructed; re-thought; reference to the figure; verb/noun/command to re-make; re-consider; re-build; a play on 'go-figure'; active, present, ambiguous/derivative of the human form.

An installation of 2-D & 3-D works by Mark Porter & Cecilia Mendez conspiring to con/de/re-construct eceryday objects into hybrid inventions.




Gesture and Contemporary Contemporary Painting

David Reed, Suzanne McClelland, Giles Lyon, Jesse Lambert, James Nares, Andrea Belag, Eva Lundsager, Richmond Burton, Lydia Dona, Fabian Marcaccio, Augusto Arbizo, Rochelle Feinstein, and Elizabeth Cooper.

October 29 – November 30, 1999


Gesture and Contemporary Painting examines implications of the use of gesture as a point of departure in recent painting, and investigates the postmodern dilemma that a use of gesture suggests. While gesture figures conspicuously in each artist's work, it operates alternately as reference, representation, appropriated form, concrete form, commentary, and/or handwriting.