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SUMMARY:Pratt Shows: Fine Arts BFA Printmaking Thesis Exhibitions
DESCRIPTION:The Fine Arts BFA Printmaking Thesis exhibition is the annual showcase and celebration of student work by Pratt Institute’s Department of Fine Arts.  In this culminating exhibition\, each student will present a body of work created during their senior year. \nBFA Printmaking Thesis Exhibition \nThe Rubelle and Norman Schafler Gallery \nOn view: April 4th – 12th \nGallery hours: Monday – Saturday from 11 am – 5 pm \nOpening: Monday\, April 3rd from 5pm-7pm\, Register here to attend the opening \nArtists: Josh Alford\,Erin Benard\, Sky Nida\,Ife Oluwamuyide\, Adares Serrett\, Eliana Szabo
URL:https://myrtleavenue.org/event/pratt-shows-fine-arts-bfa-printmaking-thesis-exhibitions/
LOCATION:Pratt\, 200 Willoughby Avenue\, Brooklyn\, NY\, 11205\, United States
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SUMMARY:MFA Thesis Exhibition\, Part I: MAKING PLACE: Histories and Heritage / Part II: MAKING PLACE: Politics and the Body
DESCRIPTION:The Department of Fine Arts is delighted to invite you to the 2023 MFA Thesis Exhibition curated by Sofía Shaula Reeser-del Rio. \nPart I Participating Artists: Victoria Arthur\, Jenna Arvelo\, Yu Cheng\, Note Davis-Barney\, Mengyu Han\, Shaun Haugen\, Noormah Jamal\, Jimi Kabela\, Longyuan Miao\, Griffin Miller\, Sonja Petermann\, Miranda Ratner\, Lauren Rauber\, Monica Srivastava\, Rodrigo Tafur\, Ethan Tasa\, Olivia Terian\, Joe Turpin\, Sarah Wang Pitts\, Chang Xu\, Shiyu Zhang \nPart II Participating Artists: U Tong Ao Ieong\, Jimin Baek\, Alexander Brewington\, Cameron  Burgoyne\, Grace Einfeld\, Michelle Frick\, Tim Kastelijns\, Niousha Kiarashi\, Moss Loke O’Connor\, Katherine McElhiney\, Gonzalo Miñano Paz\, Blair Peters\, Daniel Pravit Fethke\, William Richmond\, Merlin Sabal\, nikki terry\, Thomas Tustin\, Samuel Waxman\, Qiaosen Yang\, Sara Zielinski \nCuratorial Statement\nThe MFA Fine Arts at Pratt Institute presents a two-part exhibition\, making place. The forty-one artists in this two-part exhibition are culture makers. Through their practice and work\, they are delving into making a place for their collective and individual histories and the human spirit and mind. Working in a pandemic world\, making place becomes a metaphor and an action\, a constant realization of one’s societal agency. Through their works\, many of the artists examine its effect on the world as we know it\, the environmental and economic crisis\, some through abstraction and found objects. In contrast\, through painting\, some decide to rewrite history\, and through sculptures\, installations\, and performances\, some expose the body’s vulnerability and spirit. And a few chose to wander outside their studios and engage with the community through alternative economic and social order and value systems. The works in the exhibition derive through a multitude of experiences\, texts\, and visual culture critically to examine the impression and effect ideas from different cultural perspectives. \nInevitably\, some art incites conversations that address ethical bio-cultural practices\, political ecology\, and the issues in representing the landscape\, the body\, and its histories. Others put to the forefront of their work the conversations around correctional facilities’ morality\, treatment of our bodies\, and navigating oppression and trauma\, asking us to put into question the systems in place for more accountability and healing. They approach these through action-based works\, sculptures\, paintings\, and installations. More subtle conversations about object making and what is to take space and make space for them\, us\, in a saturated world of excess. Some artists create a vortex into which one can momentarily exist in a digital world\, or is it\, in fact\, the state we are inhabiting? In contrast\, others imbue their work by exploring light as their subject\, bringing awareness to the subtle shifts in time\, space\, and the self. \nFrantz Fanon forewarns in The Wretched of the Earth\, each generation must discover its mission\, fulfill it or betray it\, in relative opacity. That’s what this intercultural and intergenerational group of artists in both exhibitions\, making place: part I Histories and Heritage\, and making place: part II Politics and the Body\, continue unearthing its opaque mission with clarity within their practices\, developing cultural images that will define our generation. Their works will make other images and alternate places that create the universes many of us and generations to come will experience. To gain self-representation\, as they navigate questions such as who don’t I see?\, the personal becomes political\, the psychological becomes political\, and the existence of their works continues making places.
URL:https://myrtleavenue.org/event/mfa-thesis-exhibition-part-i-making-place-histories-and-heritage-part-ii-making-place-politics-and-the-body/
LOCATION:Pratt\, 200 Willoughby Avenue\, Brooklyn\, NY\, 11205\, United States
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SUMMARY:Pratt Shows: BFA in Photography Thesis Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:ARC Building\nPhotography Gallery \nWeek 8 – March 27-March 31 \nThe Pratt Photography Department presents the senior thesis exhibitions of Mateo Arciniegas Huertas\, Dariana Portes\, Chantal Busteed\, Anika Conboy \nOpen to the public \nOpening reception Monday\, March 27\, 5–8PM\nClosed Saturday and Sunday \nWeek 9 – April 3 – April 7 \nThe Pratt Photography Department presents the senior thesis exhibitions of Sibyla Giles\, Rose Greco\, Noah Conte\, Sean Kozak \nOpen to the public \nOpening reception Monday\, April 3\, 5–8PM\nClosed Saturday and Sunday \n  \nThe Pratt Photography Department presents the senior thesis exhibitions of Sibyla Giles\, Rose Greco\, Noah Conte\, Sean Kozak \nOpen to the public \nOpening reception Monday\, April 3\, 5–8PM\nClosed Saturday and Sunday \nWeek 10 – April 10 – April 14 \nThe Pratt Photography Department presents the senior thesis exhibitions of Gabrielle Agee\, Hannah Kim\, Sophie Bischoff \nOpen to the public \nOpening reception Monday\, April 10\, 5–8PM\nClosed Saturday and Sunday
URL:https://myrtleavenue.org/event/pratt-shows-bfa-in-photography-thesis-exhibition-week-8/
LOCATION:Pratt\, 200 Willoughby Avenue\, Brooklyn\, NY\, 11205\, United States
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SUMMARY:Pratt Shows: Fine Arts BFA Painting Thesis Exhibitions
DESCRIPTION:The Fine Arts BFA Painting Thesis exhibition is the annual showcase and celebration of student work by Pratt Institute’s Department of Fine Arts.  In this culminating exhibition\, each student will present a body of work created during their senior year. \nBFA Painting Thesis Exhibitions \nSteuben Gallery \nOn View: March 27–April 28\, 2023 \nGallery hours: Monday–Saturday from 9 am–5 pm \nOpenings on Mondays from 5 pm–7 pm. Register here to attend the openings \nWeek 1:\nA Tamar Frydman + Salome Devadze\nB Cornelia Sullivan + Chance Al-Hajji\nC Jiapeng Liu + Madison Duggan + Karisa (Clem) Hahn\nD Maria Yamada + Dennis Ding \nWeek 2: \nA Catherine Poneck + Qiqi Wu\nB Ella Mackinson + Olivia Misciagna\nC Cindy Chen + Brianna Brooke +Tibbit Wang\nD Moira Kelly + Sean Terrell \nWeek 3: \nA Julio Cardenas Arana + Gina Somma\nB Sophia Han + Victoria Liu\nC Katie Clement + Grant Phillips + Diane Baimei Mellinand\nD Helen Beckley-Forest + Elizabeth Hannah \nWeek 4: \nA Fanya Imholz + Shuyao Huang\nB Andrew Hildenbrand + Ariel Rich\nC Fox Fagan + Audrey Doyle + Violetta Merrow\nD Duncan McGillivray-Smith + Nick Gorham \nWeek 5: \nA Claire McElwee + Jazzy McGranaghan\nB Tino Park + Yuanying (Kelly) Lin\nC Tatjana-Mia Cartalis + Aidan Lapp + Jeffrey Marchetti\nD Yooyeon Nam + Yonkyung Choi + Keira Phillips \nWeek 6:\nKatana Groce-Thompson in the Fine Arts Office Gallery
URL:https://myrtleavenue.org/event/pratt-shows-fine-arts-bfa-painting-thesis-exhibitions/
LOCATION:Pratt\, 200 Willoughby Avenue\, Brooklyn\, NY\, 11205\, United States
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SUMMARY:Pratt Shows: Fine Arts BFA Drawing Thesis Exhibitions
DESCRIPTION:The Fine Arts BFA Drawing Thesis exhibition is the annual showcase and celebration of student work by Pratt Institute’s Department of Fine Arts.  In this culminating exhibition\, each student will present a body of work created during their senior year. \nBFA Drawing Thesis Exhibition\nDekalb Gallery \nOn View: March 27–April 21\, 2023\,\nGallery hours: Monday–Saturday from 9 am–5 pm\nOpening Monday\, March 27 from 5 pm–7 pm. Register here to attend the opening \nWeek 1: Ryan Wehbe and Annan Zhang\nWeek 2: Matthew Del Carmen and Conner Chase\nWeek 3: Sierra Iturrino\, Ashley Bland\, Jackson Brandwein\nWeek 4: Jocelyn Babitz\, Ryan Wich\, Bailey Rhodes\nWeek 5: Blue Ruthen\, Mariarosa Rizzi\, Brentleigh Greene
URL:https://myrtleavenue.org/event/pratt-shows-fine-arts-bfa-drawing-thesis-exhibitions/
LOCATION:Pratt\, 200 Willoughby Avenue\, Brooklyn\, NY\, 11205\, United States
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SUMMARY:Pratt Fine Arts BFA Exhibitions
DESCRIPTION:Image: Work by Amberrose Venus-Gordon\, BFA Painting and Drawing ’20 \nThe Fine Arts BFA Painting and BFA Drawing Thesis Exhibitions are an annual showcase of the work of graduating Fine Arts Painting and Drawing students. In this culminating exhibition\, each student will present a body of work created during their senior year.\n\nOpening receptions are held Mondays 5PM–8PM through May 4. \nFeaturing work by:\nNolwenn Carfantan\, Kelsey Kinnett\, Amberrose Venus-Gordon \n\n\nBrooklyn Campus\nEast Hall Gallery\nEast Building\, 2nd Floor\n200 Willoughby Avenue\, East Building\nBrooklyn\, NY 11205\nHOURS: 9AM-5PM
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LOCATION:Pratt\, 200 Willoughby Avenue\, Brooklyn\, NY\, 11205\, United States
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