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CALL FOR WORK: Does Size Matter?
- All work must be delivered to the Jacob Lawrence Gallery on Tuesday, November 3rd between 10:00 am? 4:00 pm for consideration by the jury.
- * 2d work is limited to 36" x 36" maximum.
- * 3d work is limited to 12" x 12" x 12" maximum.
- * Each artist is limited to 2 submissions.
- * Open to all currently enrolled undergraduate or graduate students in the UW School of Art
- Show will be juried by Sylvia Wolf, Director of the Henry Art Gallery.
- Work not selected for exhibition must be picked up from the Jacob Lawrence Gallery on Thursday, November 5th between 10:30pm? 4:00pm.The JLG is not responsible for unclaimed work.
Exhibit - IVA Senior Show
- Saturday, 21 November - Sunday, 29 November 2009
- Opening reception: Friday, 20 November, 6-9pm
- Sandpoint Gallery, Magnuson Park
- A show of work by eighteen senior-year undergraduate students in the Interdisciplinary Visual Arts (IVA) Program.
Art 120 Guest Speaker Schedule
- Wednesdays, 2:30-3:50pm - Physics/Astronomy Auditorium A118
- October 07 - Why Art? - TA panel with Alwyn O'Brien and Sam Payne
- October 14 - Materials & Process - Corin Hewitt, Artist
- October 21 - Looking at Art - Jen Graves, Art Critic, The Stranger
- October 28 - Time - Susie Lee, Artist
- Novermber 04 - Places / Spaces - Kristen Ramirez, Artist
- November 18 - Body - Molly Epstein, Artist
- December 02 - Museums - Marisa Sanchez, Curator, Seattle Art Museum
Exhibit - Does Size Matter? 2D + 3D Juried Show
- Thursday, 12 November - Saturday, 05 December 2009
- Opening reception: Tuesday, 10 November, 4-6pm
- Jacob Lawrence Gallery
- Juried exhibition of undergraduate and graduate works on paper + small 3D.
- Click here for information including student submission guidelines.
Exhibit - Open to Question
- Fall 2009 - Allen Library
- The exhibit, which was originally sponsored by the University District Museum Without Walls, a project of the University District Arts & Heritage Committee, was created by UW design students and as of Sept. 5 became the property of the UW Office of Regional Affairs. Open to Question won an Award of Excellence from the University and College Designers Association, which honors the best works created either for or by educational institutions.
- The exhibit consists mainly of photographs from the 1960s and 70s, along with some ephemera, such as posters, flyers and covers from an underground newspaper of the time, the Helix. The materials were compiled by Julia Swan, public relations coordinator at the Burke Museum, as part of her thesis project for the Museology Program. The student designers who created the exhibit were supervised by Assistant Professor of Art Kristine Matthews.
- Article taken from University Week
- Additional information can be found at Open to Question and University Week
