A MAZE. / Berlin is an international festival focusing on the art and culture of games and playful media.
Professor Washko Nominated for an A MAZE. Award
Month: March 2019
Professor Yeh Exhibits “Phone Chargers” at Pittsburgh Airport
The installation is part of an ongoing practice in which Yeh collects everyday items and faithfully and laboriously recreates them using plain white paper.
Bill Rodgers
Coordinates Pre-College Summer Program, hires and oversees instructors and teaching assistants.
Anthology Film Archives Organizes Two Screenings of Professor Silver’s Films
Silver will present a retrospective of her multi-decade career, represents a vital contribution to the canon of queer and trans video and performance.
Professor Kovak Exhibits in Bradley International Print and Drawing Biennial
The Bradley International Print and Drawing Exhibition is the second-longest running juried print and drawing competition in the country.
The School of Art Welcomes Leading Critics and Curators to Campus for the MFA Thesis Exhibition
Eric Crosby, Nora Khan, Carin Kuoni, and Ingrid Schaffner will visit the School of Art as visiting critics for the MFA thesis exhibition.
Professor Shikeith’s Solo Installation Opens at Atlanta Contemporary
In “notes towards becoming a spill” Shikeith advances his constructions of “blue spaces” that explore the psychological states of contemporary black men.
Professor Washko’s Work Included in Major Survey of Net Art
“The Game: The Game” is included in “The Art Happens Here: Net Art Anthology,” a survey that retells the history of net art published by Rhizome.
Professors Johnson and Slavick Screen Collaborative Video Works at Center for Maine Contemporary Art
“Resort” and “Quench” are two video works by Professors Johnson and Slavick that frame the global refugee and migration crisis through the lens of the sea.
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