Art Center and Gallery
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Schedule
Student Juried Photography Show
Submit your best photographs to be judged by a jury of your peers.
June 3 - July 10/2014
BSUphotoshow
August 15 - October 1/2014
Reception - September 10, 4-6pm
The work of Boston artists Kenji Nakayama and Dana Woulfe.
October 6-November 6/2014
Artist Residency: Oct 6-10
Reception - October 9, 4-6pm
November 12 - January 6/2015
The Empowerment of the Pin-Up
Reception - November 13, 4-6
Boyden Hall
Rosemary C. Esson
September 5 - January 5/2015
September 3/2014 - January 5/2015
The Marshall Conant Science Building
The Elegant Universe
The Elegant Universe represents a selective view within the vast splendor of the known universe.
The Wallace L. Anderson Gallery
encourages artists, writers and independent curators to submit exhibition proposals. If interested, please download and complete the Exhibition Proposal form.
(l-r) Dr. Wallace L. Anderson, Prof. Robert Barnett, Pres. Adrian Rondileau
Exhibitions
Shaun Bullens
Shaun Bullens has trained as a master woodworker and adheres to the craft traditions. His exhibition in the fall will feature finely made objects as exemplified by the work titled Anxious; two beautifully constructed wooden stands where one supports a tall birdcage and the other is pierced through by a tree branch. A small bird on a video screen inhabits each stand and flitters between freedom and captivity.
Amuse Bouche: A Visual Narrative of Food
This exhibition is an exploration of how food has been represented in art, illustration and photography. Mixing a selection of menu’s that span 100+ years of Northeastern fare with the interiors of Boston’s Gilded Age as photographed by T.E. Marr - illustrates how different dining and diet was just a century ago. Contemporary paintings by Pamela Johnson, Lee Price and Eric Wert delve into imagery of fast food, body awareness and the revitalization of the still-life.
Painting by Eric Wert
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Kenji Nakayama and Dana Woulfe
These two artist will collaborate in the painting of a mural over a weeks time within the Anderson Gallery. The public is welcome to come and talk with the artist as they are working on this project.
Painting by Kenji Nakayama
Girls Draw'in Girls
By day, women from the group Girls Drawin' Girls are animators and artists for shows such as South Park and The Simpsons. But by night, they draw sexy pin-up girls!
Image by Joanna Davidovich
Collection Focus
Paul Stopforth is a painter and graphic artist who works in oil, gouache, ink, charcoal, encaustic and lithography. He was inspired by the death of Black Consciousness leader Steve Biko in 1978; the artist created one of his most recognised works of art: The Interrogators. This series of work led to his exile from his native country of South Africa.
These paintings are currently on display the Moakley Center Atrium.
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Dorothy Pulsifer
My idea is to “digitally build” imaginary structures and landscapes using the colors and textures of grasses, leaves, flowers, seed pods and parts of actual buildings as well as scanned components from drawings, painted surfaces and found objects.
These paintings are currently on display the Moakley Center Atrium.
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