Sentences with phrase «including student exhibitions»

Other exciting aspects include the student exhibition series, the Orvieto, Italy program, the Art History seminars, and most recently the formal establishment of the Certificate and Masters programs.

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This week included, in addition to a two hour appointment after work on Tuesday to have my braces removed and a beautiful closing exhibition reception for my students and their artwork at Old Dominion University's Virginia Beach Higher Ed Center on Thursday, lots of cooking for the «Incredible Edibles» cookbook launch party that is tonight (so excited!).

These exhibitions included students» own photographs and words that captured their ways of seeing, discussing and reflecting upon the significance of physical activity in their everyday lives.

The exhibition programme includes lectures, workshops (aimed primarily at A-level and university students) and publications.

It includes short films linked to the new Europe 1600 - 1815 galleries, interviews with architects about John Madejski Garden commissions, the Sackler Centre for Arts Education, and a consultation project with students on changes to Exhibition Road in 2010.

From LearningLovers.org we have witnessed the Education Week 2016 hold in Ifema (Madrid, Spain), an annual competition that includes several initiatives focused on knowledge: Aula (International Student Hall) Postgraduate Forum, Interdidac (International Exhibition of educational materials) and Resources for education, ExpoRRHH and Expoelearning, the last one organized by AEFOL.

Coalition schools organize learning, teaching, and assessment around ten common principles, including students learning to use their minds well, «less is more,» personalization, student as worker, and exhibitions as demonstration of mastery.

These can include classroom, school and district tests; extended writing assignments; tasks, projects, performances, and exhibitions; and collected samples of student classroom work, portfolios or learning records.

The first Open Doors evening took place in March 2011 and included the performance of a play by the children of Bond primary school in Mitcham and our pupils, short films made by our pupils about the art and poetry created by students at Perseid and Cricket Green special schools with our pupils» support, a performance by a primary school choir coached by sixth - formers, and an exhibition of art made at the two special schools.

CAPE shares arts integration work by students, teachers, artists, staff and researchers in many formats, including but not limited to: exhibitions, websites, published articles, workshops, whole school events, and / or conference presentations.

Teachers use a variety of methods to assess student performance, including exhibitions, projects, and performance tasks.

Over the 14 - week semester, students completed at least 80 hours of service in the school and were involved in one or more arts - based projects, including team teaching arts - based lessons with a classroom teacher, running arts workshops in an afterschool program, organizing a children's art exhibition, and helping to run a Creative Arts Fun Day for the entire school community.

Instead of relying solely on standardized assessments, students can demonstrate mastery of content in a variety of ways, including essays, portfolios, exhibitions, performances, and internships.

Our town has a Community Band that includes several high school students chosen in blind auditions; there are art lessons in school and privately available as well as opportunities for exhibition.

Exhibition is an annual showcase of student work which includes demonstrations of student team game projects.

SMU Guildhall Exhibition includes demonstrations of Team Game Projects created by current students and a celebration of the achievements of our graduating cohort.

For ten years he worked at the London Institute, now the University of the Arts in London, where he was responsible for developing the London Institute Gallery where he built an exhibition programme showcasing the work of outstanding students alongside leading contemporary artists, designers and photographers including Julian Opie, Richard Deacon, Nicola Hicks, Mike Leigh and Tom Hunter.

In addition to their exhibition program, music / performance program and a special Project Room, Thread Waxing Space also maintained an active education program including workshops for students from elementary and secondary schools, a two - semester course for high school students with special needs, research projects for students and teachers to examine the history of their various communities, and classes for creating artists portfolios.

Activities included inviting Pratt students to study in the Museum and display their work in student exhibitions.

Tickets: $ 20 / $ 18 Japan Society members, seniors and students (includes exhibition admission).

A NY1 news segment previewed the fine arts thesis exhibition, Flameproof, which includes work by drawing and painting students, all of whom were affected to various degrees by the fire at Pratt earlier this year...

Highlights of NYCxDESIGN included BKLYN DESIGNS, WantedDesign, and the International Contemporary Furniture Fair (ICFF), and Pratt took part in these events with demonstrations, installations, and exhibitions of student work.

The exhibition includes the current 20 MFA student works from 11 different MFA programs in Northern and Southern California.

Don't miss a series of curated exhibitions on the Factory Floor including Conscious Design and Oui Design; the Design Schools Workshop with students from around the globe collaborating around the theme Future Heirloom; a Career Day on May 17, open studio tours and a new mural by artist Camille Walala.

There were four main instructors at the college — Josef Albers, Buckminster Fuller, John Cage, and Charles Olson — and the exhibition will show works by each, alongside works by their students and other faculty, including Anni, Ruth Asawa, Merce Cunningham, Robert Creeley, Jess, Ray Johnson, Elaine and Willem de Kooning, Gwendolyn and Jacob Lawrence, Robert Rauschenberg, M.C. Richards, Cy Twombly, Peter Voulkos, and Susan Weil.

The Tang's outreach and education programming includes artist - led workshops and seminars, object - based learning for community groups and public schools, student - curated exhibitions, and open houses for the Skidmore community and beyond.

The recently - restored loom included in the Hammer's exhibition was used by students and faculty at the college to learn weaving and make a variety of textile works.

Armory programming includes: free year - round community arts programs, serving 6,500 people annually; in - school artist residencies and a gallery fieldtrip program, serving 4,500 students annually; studio programs offering visual and media arts classes for all ages, serving 3,700 people annually; professional development training for teaching artists and public school teachers; and contemporary visual art exhibitions and performance based work.

Her work has been included in national juried exhibitions, at venues such as Louisiana's Ogden Museum of Southern Art, New Orleans Contemporary Art Center, River Oaks Art Center, and at LSU's Student Union Gallery, where she was awarded first place at the 20x20x20 National Compact Exhibition.

The exhibition will include both student work and later professional achievements of such alumni and faculty as: Gertrude Jekyll, Sir Edwin Lutyens, Eric Ravilious, Edward Bawden, Hans Coper, Ossie Clark, Bill Gibb, Zandra Rhodes, Sir James Dyson, Eric Parry, David Adjaye, Tord Boontje, Ron Arad, Graphic Thought Facility and Neville Brody from the broad disciplines of Design, Architecture and Applied Art; Lady Elizabeth Butler, Dame Barbara Hepworth, Henry Moore OM, David Hockney OM, Bridget Riley, Eduardo Paolozzi, Tracey Emin (whose 2001 work The Perfect Place to Grow, is both exhibited and referenced in the exhibition title), Chris Ofili, George Shaw and Spartacus Chetywnd will be represented from the field of Fine Art in the sections on Personal and Political Expression.

Black Male Representations of Masculinity in Contemporary American Art, An Introduction for Students Exhibition catalogue, Whitney Museum of American Art, 945 Madison Avenue, New York, New York 10021, 10 November 1994 — 5 March 1995 SAHLI Abderrazak Sahli Exhibition catalogue Bakou, including price list, with foreword by Rose Issa.

Entrance to the exhibition is included with general museum admission, which is $ 10 for adults, $ 8 for senior citizens (65 +), $ 8 for full - time college students with ID, $ 4 for children ages 6 - 17 and free for children under 6 and for museum members.

My move to NY, and going to the Studio School, including a student exchange I did at the Slade in London, was the first step in combining the two very different art educations I had and in this combination finding my own voice, and it is a continuation of exactly this combination which acts as the basis for my new exhibition.

Guests visited more than 100 student studios during cocktails and viewed «Electric Palace,» a one - night only all - female exhibition featuring works by 11 artists, including Thomas and Zanele Muholi.

Dedicated to the late TERRY ADKINS, a University of Pennsylvania professor, the exhibition features Adkins's work with contributions by 10 former students inspired by his practice, including Jamal Cyrus, Nsenga Knight, Tamkea Norris, and WILMER WILSON IV (above), «The Western Union.»

This group exhibition includes paintings, sculptures, drawings and photographs by students in their sophomore, junior and senior years.

Students worked throughout the fall term on their projects for this exhibition, which included mixed - media sculptures, collages, and drawings.

The program includes a series of public programming, workshops and an accompanying student activist exhibition, see below.

Recent group exhibitions include «Fifty Years of Bay Area Art: The SECA Awards» at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco, CA; «Drawing the Line» at The Boston Center for the Arts, Boston, MA; «Exonome» at the Consulate General of Mexico, San Francisco, CA; «Selections from the Collection,» BAM / PFA, Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive, Berkeley, CA; «Regarding Truth, An Exhibition of Work by Artadia Award Winners» at the California College of the Arts, San Francisco, CA; «Hair Rising» at the San Jose Institute of Contemporary Art, San Jose, CA; «2004 SECA Art Award» at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco, CA; «Wall - to - Wall» at The Drawing Center, New York, NY; «In My Empire Life is Sweet» at DCKT Contemporary, New York, NY; «Next New» at the San Jose Institute of Contemporary Art, San Jose, CA; «Commission» 04» at the San Francisco Arts Commission, San Francisco, CA; «Warped Space» at CCA Wattis Institute of Contemporary Arts, San Francisco, CA; «Cream» at ArtsBenicia, Benicia, CA; «Comers... up and 2» at Jay Jay Gallery, Sacramento, CA; «M.F.A. Exhibition» at Mills College Art Museum, Oakland, CA; «Graduating Student Exhibition» at S.M.F.A., Boston, MA; «Post-Baccalaureate Class Exhibition» at S.M.F.A., Boston, MA; «S.M.F.A. Annual Juried Exhibition» at S.M.F.A., Boston, MA; «Post-Bac» at S.M.F.A., Boston, MA; «B.F.A. Honors Student Exhibition» at the Cleveland Institute of Art, Cleveland, OH; «Graduating Students Exhibition» at the Cleveland Institute of Art, Cleveland, OH; «Collective Sculpture Exhibition» at Universidad Complutense, Madrid, Spain; and «Collective Drawing Exhibition,» Leon, Spain.

Their extravagantly installed exhibitions, the artists» free - wheeling individual approaches, and their varied and compelling work have all had a wide - ranging and profound influence on several generations of their students and on many younger artists since then, including such well - known figures as Chris Ware (SAIC 1991 — 93), Sue Williams, Gary Panter, and Amy Sillman — as has been documented in the recent film Hairy Who & the Chicago Imagists.

As a non-collecting museum, SculptureCenter's annual exhibition program includes 1 - 2 commissioning programs by mid-career artists, 10 - 15 projects by emerging artists, and 3 - 6 solo and group exhibitions in addition to an exciting series of special projects by emerging artists through In Practice, an open call program, and Public Process, a public art and education initiative for high school students.

His selection of sculptures for the Royal Academy's Summer Exhibition will be drawn from his most recent solo show at the Lambeth gallery Corvi Mora — a cast of icons à la mode that included the baby - blue - haired art student Rosie, as well as Larry, whose camouflage baseball cap offsets a deep pink tank - top vest.

Recent exhibitions include, Vernacular Spectacular, group exhibition, Gelman Student Exhibitions Gallery, Providence, RI, 2016, Surface to Air, Radiator Arts, group exhibition, Queens, NY, 2016, Love, group exhibition, LeRoy Neiman Center for Print Studies, Columbia University, New York, NY, 2016, and Scott Alario: Ecstatic Consumption, solo exhibition, Kristen Lorello, New Yorkexhibitions include, Vernacular Spectacular, group exhibition, Gelman Student Exhibitions Gallery, Providence, RI, 2016, Surface to Air, Radiator Arts, group exhibition, Queens, NY, 2016, Love, group exhibition, LeRoy Neiman Center for Print Studies, Columbia University, New York, NY, 2016, and Scott Alario: Ecstatic Consumption, solo exhibition, Kristen Lorello, New YorkExhibitions Gallery, Providence, RI, 2016, Surface to Air, Radiator Arts, group exhibition, Queens, NY, 2016, Love, group exhibition, LeRoy Neiman Center for Print Studies, Columbia University, New York, NY, 2016, and Scott Alario: Ecstatic Consumption, solo exhibition, Kristen Lorello, New York, NY, 2016.

Archival materials are spread through two geographically separated spaces, the A + D Gallery and the Glass Curtain Gallery, and the program also includes workshops and student exhibitions as part of a yearlong fellowship from the Ellen Stone Belic Institute for the Study of Women and Gender in the Arts and Media.

Through exhibitions and projects that include curated work of visiting artists, cross-curricular collaborations, and student shows, the Gallery inspires students, educators, artists, and all who visit.

The exhibition features the work of 37 student artists at all levels of study, working in many media areas, including ceramics, video, charcoal drawing, oil paintings, photographs and mexed media installations.

The New York Times featured the upcoming thesis exhibition entitled «Flameproof» at 375 Park Avenue, which includes work by drawing and painting students, all of whom were affected to various degrees by the fire at...

The NMSU University Art Gallery hosted the annual Juried Student Show, the exhibition featured a wide range of artwork created by both undergraduate and graduate students from diverse disciplines, and various majors across the NMSU main campus.Juror Fausto Fernandez carefully weaved through the online submissions and chose which ones would be included in the show.

In addition to exposing students to the work of lauded visiting artists, the museum also presents rotating exhibitions that encompass selections from the Earle W. Newton Collection of British and American Art, as well as from SCAD's permanent collection, which includes works by Salvador Dalí, Nicholas Hlobo, Richard Hunt, Willem de Kooning, Annie Leibovitz, Robert Mapplethorpe, Wangechi Mutu, Elizabeth Catlett, Pablo Picasso, Robert Rauschenberg, Andy Warhol and Carrie Mae Weems.

This August and September MK Gallery Project Space presents Showcase 2011, a series of eight, week - long exhibitions by students and recent fine art graduates from local colleges and universities including Milton Keynes College, The University of Northampton and Bucks New University.