Today! Steve Bradley artist talk - 2 Oct at noon at CADVC
Visual Arts Faculty Lecture Series continues!
Visual Arts Faculty Lecture Series presents
Steve Bradley
Today, Wednesday, Oct. 2nd at 12 noon at the Center for Art, Design and Visual Culture
Stephen Bradley is an interdisciplinary artist who maps and traces our relationship to place through ecology, sound and sculptural objects, including recorded narratives juxtaposed with artifacts discarded or lost in the landscape. Bradley is a member of the Baltimore Underground Science Space (BUGSS) where he continues his local ecological efforts with a collective of civic scientists and ecological activities. Summer 2019 he was an artist-residency at Wave Farm, Acra, NY in collaboration with composer, Edward Ruchalski. They designed and performed a multi-phonic ecological radio installation informed by the surrounding biophonic soundscape. The residency resulted in establishing a quarterly radio program, called Bells, Bugs, Whispers & Plinks that will be broadcast from Wave Farm’s WGXC 90.7, Radio for Open Ears. The first broadcast is scheduled for Tuesday, October 29 from 2-3PM.
Bradley has received solo commissions, awards and fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts, Maryland State Arts Council, Sonic Circuits VII: Walker Art Center, Inter-Society for the Electronic Arts (ISEA), Museum of Contemporary Art Kiasma – Helsinki, Blauschimmel Atelier – Oldenberg, Germany, Bienal de Arte Contemporaneo de Sevilla, Biacs3 – Spain, Wave Hill – Bronx, NY, and Hull Time-Based Arts – UK. His media installations, and site-specific art works have been exhibited and presented nationally and internationally at venues such as the National Trash Summit – Nationals Stadium – Washington D.C., Sandao Gallery, Xiamen University and VArts Center – Shanghai, China, radioCona FM – Ljublijana, Solvenia, InterAizoni Festival – Sardinia, Italy and Kunstradio ORF1 – Vienna, Austria.
Since 2010, Bradley has been an artist-in-residence serving Brooklyn-Curtis Bay and North Anne Arundel County community, where he engages with stakeholders involved in nomadic, interdisciplinary civic science, ecology and art-making projects.
All lectures are free and open to the public and are held in the CADVC gallery space.
(pictured: Steve Bradley - Oh Murky Waters Chorus, 2019)
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Wed, 02 Oct 2019 07:55:56 -0400
New RPG (based on Power Rangers)
People of the UMBC community!
I am planning on hosting a Power Rangers style tabletop RPG this semester. I am looking for a small group of people to join. If you want to see me to become part of this "campaign," or story, please come to see me in front of Potomac Hall this week on Wednesday from 2:30-4:30 pm, Tuesday and Thursday from 5:00-6:00 pm. Again, I will be outside of Potomac Hall, with the over-the-shoulder backpack. Just come knowing your character's name and what color Ranger you would like to be from these colors:
I encourage you all to come out.
If you cannot come to any of these and would like to talk to me personally at a different time, please let me know asap so that I can see you.
If you like Power Rangers, come join!
If you want to use your imagination, come join!
If you like RPGs or D&D, come join!
If you don't know anything about Power Rangers, come talk to me and I will tell you all about it. And come join!
Need an example of what this will be like? Check out power Rangers HyperForce, which this is somewhat based on.
If you want to communicate privately, please contact:
anthona1@umbc.edu
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New Date: Oct 3, 12pm - Jules Rosskam Artist Talk at CADVC
Spectrum 2019: Visual Arts Faculty Lecture Series continues
NEW DATE!
Spectrum 2019: Visual Arts Faculty Lecture Series presents
Jules Rosskam, Thursday, Oct 3, 12 pm at The Center for Art, Design and Visual Culture
Jules Rosskam is an award-winning filmmaker, educator and interdisciplinary artist interested in liminal spaces: the space between male and female, between documentary and fiction, between moving image and still. His interdisciplinary practice works to induce a perceptual shift in our understanding of how and what bodies mean in the context of documentary film, toward an apprehension of multiplicities. He is the director, producer, and editor of transparent (2005), against a trans narrative (2009), Thick Relations (2012), Something to Cry About (2018), and Paternal Rites (2018). He is currently in post-production on his 2018 Rubys Artist Project Grant funded documentary short, Dance, Dance, Evolution.
Recent screenings include the Museum of Modern Art, the Museum of Fine Art Boston, the British Film Institute, Arsenal Berlin, Hallwalls Contemporary Art Center, and the Queens Museum of Art. Recent residencies include Marble House Project, PLAYA, ACRE, Yaddo, and ISSUE Project Room. He has received support for his films from the LEF Foundation, the Center for Independent Documentary, the Illinois Arts Council, the Astraea Foundation, and the Frameline Completion Fund. Rosskam holds an MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago (Film, Video, New Media, 2008).
All lectures are free and open to the public and are held in the CADVC gallery space.
(pictured: Jules Rosskam, Dance, Dance, Evolution (2019))
#artsatumbc
AWOKEN, which is about a woman of color who has difficulty with her identity while balancing western societal norms. If you can relate to this (of any background), try out to possibly join in on the project!
If you are interested in this film, please email me your headshot and/or film reel of your past acting work. You can also apply from the Backstage website
here. Last day to audition is Oct. 11th. Hope to hear from those who are interested soon!
Greetings,
The Office for Academic & Pre-Professional Advising is hosting the upcoming Major Event on October 2nd – 3rd.
This is a two-day opportunity for UMBC students to explore all of the
academic majors and pathways offered at UMBC.
From
a panel of young alumni to a large-scale majors fair, students will get
the chance to interact with faculty and alumni from a variety of
academic departments in fun and engaging ways. There will be give-away
prizes along with light food and refreshments at each event. Refer to
the flyer that is attached for a list of all The Major Events.
We hope
to see members of your organization/office at this event. We look
forward to seeing you there. You don’t want to miss it. Please post this
event on your social media pages.
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Wed, 25 Sep 2019 14:58:58 -0400
October 2nd-Last Day to Add Intern, Inpndnt Studies Credit
Internship, Independent Studies, Research Credit
Dear All,
Please remember next Wednesday October 2nd is the Last Day to add an Undergraduate Independent Studies, Internship or Research*.
For Internships, please remember these are variable credits and to make sure you add the appropriate credit based on the amount of work completed. Up to six credits may be awarded per internship, at the rate of one credit per 40 contact hour. Accordingly, the minimum three-credit internship requires 120 contact hours, while a six-credit internship requires 240. Most internships require the supervision of a visual arts faculty member, so please contact that person should you want to pursue.
Feel free to reach out to me should you have any questions or concerns. Thank you.
Brittney Stephenson
Program Coordinator
Visual Arts Department
The UMBC Review: Journal of Undergraduate Research is currently soliciting submissions for its 21st edition to be published in April 2020! We invite researchers of all disciplines to submit their work to our journal. The Review offers a rewarding opportunity to get your undergraduate research published in a peer-reviewed academic journal.
The
deadline has been extended until September 27th! Students who have
graduated, but conducted research as undergraduates within the last
year, are eligible to submit their work. Get feedback on your writing
from student editors, outside faculty, and staff.
Publish
your research from a summer REU, capstone, honors thesis, class paper,
or other independent work. All majors welcome! Boost your resume or
grad school application by becoming a PUBLISHED AUTHOR!
Today at noon at the Center for Art, Design and Visual Culture
The Spectrum 2019: Visual Arts Faculty Lecture Series
continues, featuring
Cathy Cook, Monday, Sept. 23rd, 12 pm
(pictured: Prehistoric Resurrection, 2016)
Cathy Cook has been creating films, videos, poetry films, animation, collages and installations since the early 1980’s. Cook’s latest project took her to the largest migration locations for Sandhill Cranes and Whooping Cranes to create the Cranes in Motion project. In 2012 and 2014 she received research grants from UMBC and the Imaging Research Center to develop and produce this multi-media collection of works. Cranes in Motion aims to promote public interest, awareness, and appreciation of crane culture through a multifaceted portrayal of the natural history of this species and to allow the viewer to understand their human relationship to these extraordinary birds and our shared ecosystems.
Cook has exhibited her award-winning work nationally and internationally in both solo and group shows including screenings at MOMA and the Whitney Museum. In addition, Cook is the recipient of multiple national grants and fellowships including the Guggenheim Memorial Fellowship, New York State Council on the Arts, Jerome Foundation, and the Maryland State Arts Council Individual Artists Award.
All Lectures are free and open to the public and are held in the CADVC gallery space
“... director Jules Rosskam has crafted one of the most moving documentaries seen in quite some time ... An essay film par excellence ... PATERNAL RITES fully transcends the world of documentary ... Gorgeously crafted and emotionally devastating ... A breathtaking experience that finds a level of intimacy few films are ever willing to ... simply a film unlike any you’ve ever seen before.”— Criterion
Paternal Rites is a first-person essay film that examines the secret underbelly of a contemporary Jewish American family as they grapple with the aftereffects of physical and sexual abuse on their present-day lives. It is also a groundbreaking film about the nature of trauma and memory itself: the ways in which trauma encrypts in uncanny ways; the function of speech and narrative in the process of decryption; and the role of film and filmmaking in the practice of healing. Paternal Rites draws inspiration from podcasts like This American Life and Radiolab and the long lineage of LGBT essay filmmakers in the U.S. such as Jenni Olson, Marlon Riggs, and Richard Fung.
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Cathy Cook - Lecture - Monday, 9/23 at 12 noon
Spectrum: Visual Arts Faculty Lecture Series
Cathy Cook has been creating films, videos, poetry films,
animation, collages and installations since the early 1980’s. Cook’s latest
project took her to the largest migration locations for Sandhill Cranes and
Whooping Cranes to create the Cranes in Motion project. In 2012 and 2014 she
received research grants from UMBC and the Imaging Research Center to develop
and produce this multi-media collection of works. Cranes in Motion aims to
promote public interest, awareness, and appreciation of crane culture through a
multifaceted portrayal of the natural history of this species and to allow the
viewer to understand their human relationship to these extraordinary birds and
our shared ecosystems.
Cook has exhibited her award-winning work nationally and
internationally in both solo and group shows including screenings at MOMA and
the Whitney Museum. In addition, Cook is the recipient of multiple national
grants and fellowships including the Guggenheim Memorial Fellowship, New York
State Council on the Arts, Jerome Foundation, and the Maryland State Arts
Council Individual Artists Award.
All Lectures are free and open to the public and are held in the CADVC gallery
space.
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