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Mentor - 4th semester
- Norwood Viviano — professor Grand Valley State University, Sculptor
Museum/Gallery 4th semester
- Metropolitan Museum of Art - NYC Richard Serra Drawings Katrin Sigurdardottir
- Conrad Bakker - Making things out of things - GVSU Artist Talk
- MFA Boston - new American Wing
Bibliography - 4th semester
- Duchamp - A Biography
- Walden - Henry D. Thoreau
- Lee Bontecou - A Retrospective
- Eva Hesse - Sculpture / Elizabeth Sussman and Fred Wasserman
- Cindy Nemser's 1970 interview with Eva Hesse - Art Forum
- Art and Objecthood - Michael Fried
Bibliography - 3rd semester
- The Hidden Dimension - Edward T. Hall
- Sculpture Today - Judith Collins
- Interviews-vol.1/selections - Hans Ulrich Obrist
- Uncontrollable Beauty/Toward a New Aesthetics -
- "Sensorium: Embodied Experience, Technology, and Contemporary Art"
- The Phenomenology of Perception - Maurice Merleau-Ponty
- A Short Guide to Writing about Art - Sylvan Barnet
- The Return of the Real - Hal Foster
- Relational Aesthetics - Nicholas Bourriaud
- Capital/selections - Karl Marx
Museum/Galleries 3rd semester
- MOCAD - Museum of Modern Art Detroit
- Detroit Institute of Arts
- Rankin Gallery - FSU
- Ferris State University faculty show - participant
- ArtPrize throughout Grand Rapids
- Maya Lin lecture at Grand Rapids Art Museum
- Tamarack Gallery - Omena Michigan
- Barbara Krakow
- List Gallery - MIT
Mentor - 3rd semester
- Norwood Viviano — professor Grand Valley State University, Sculptor
Bibliography - 2nd semester
- Theory readings
- Art & Design
Museums/Galleries 2nd semester
- Museum of Arts and Design - Dead or Alive
- ICA University of Pennsylvania- Maira Kalman, Queer Voice
- Philadelphia Museum of Art - Marcel Wanders, Notations/Bruce Numan
- New Museum - Skin Fruits: Selections from the Dakis Joannou Collection
- Chelsea Galleries:.................. Matthew Marks(Darren Almond) Cynthia-Reeves(John Grade) Danese(Dimitri Hadzi) Andrea Rosen Gallery(Karla Black, Nate Lowman) Gladstone Gallery(Canmeron Jamie)
- Art Institute of Chicago - new contemporary art wing
- Frederick Meijer Gardens - Michele Oka Doner
- Opera Gallery - SoHo
- Fountain Art Fair-
- Armory Show-
- Guggenheim- Tino Segal
- Cooper Hewitt- Design in America
- Whitney- Biennial (twice cause it's a biennial)
- MOMA- Tim Burton / Marina Abramovic
Mentor 2nd semester
Ross Knight
Sculptor
Brooklyn, NY
http://rossknight.info/artwork_2007.html
Dealer in New York : |
Bibliography 1st semester
- After Modern Art 1945-2000
- Alberto Giacometti
- An Unquiet Mind
- Art in Technological Times
- Calder's Universe
- Calder; Gravity and Grace
- Charles and Ray Eames
- Communication as Culture - James Carey
- Emotional Design
- Marcel Breuer
- Postmodernism
- Richard Neutra
- The Creative Brain
- The Medium is the Massage - Marshall McLuhan
- Understanding Media: The Extensions of Man - Marshall Mcluhan
- Vitamin 3D
- Vitamin D
- You Are Here
Museums/Galleries 1st semester
- ICA Boston:: Krzysztof Wodiczko, ...OUT OF HERE: The Veterans Project ICA Boston:: Damián Ortega: Do It Yourself
- GRAM - American Impressionists, permanent collection/Ellsworth Kelly
- Museum of Contemporary Art - Chicago - Liam Gillick, Sol LeWitt
- Film/discussion- "Objectified" AIGA West Michign
- AGO Toronto. - Calder in Paris - circus wire sculptures - sketches - wire portraits - small mobile pieces
- ArtPrize openings - everywhere in GR and amazing!
- Visiting Artist Lecture/Workshop by Elona Van Gent - Northern Illinois University
- Crafting Maya Identity - Jack Olson Gallery - Northern Illinois University
- Alexander Calder 1969 - 4oth anniversary of La Grande Vitesse Frederick Meijer Gardens and Sculpture Park
Mentor 1st semester
Elona Van Gent
Sculptor - Ann Arbor, Michigan
Associate Professor -
School of Art and Design
University of Michigan
www.elonavangent.com
Tim I wonder if the work functions just as well as a photo of the finished sculpture? I almost feel the documentation is more powerful than the the sculptures. The less litteral wire pieces are more interesting to me.
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