Saturday, NOVEMBER 8TH.
Bus Trip to visit:
The Andy Warhol Museum
The Mattress Factory
Carnegie International
Monday, October 27, 2008
Pittsburgh UPenn Fine Arts Trip, Seats are very limited!
UPenn, Department of Fine Arts, Bus Trip to Pittsburgh,
Saturday, NOVEMBER 8TH.
Bus Trip to visit:
The Andy Warhol Museum
The Mattress Factory
Carnegie International
Saturday, NOVEMBER 8TH.
Bus Trip to visit:
The Andy Warhol Museum
The Mattress Factory
Carnegie International
Friday, October 24, 2008
Monday, October 20, 2008
THROUGH YOU EXTENDED by Popular Demand!
Installation Composite (Addams Gallery)
"Through You: Photography Selections from the Martin Z. Margulies Collection" will be extended until Noon, Thursday, October 30th, 2008.
This will be your last chance to enjoy this amazing exhibition.
Friday, October 17, 2008
PHOTO CHINA UPENN
Abroad Studio: CHINA
Applications are also available in the Fine Arts office in 114 Addams and require a portfolio.
Applications due: Noon, MONDAY, October 27th, 2008.
Please submit your completed application with accompanying portfolio (CD) to Donna Fee in the Undergraduate Fine Arts Office by noon.
You can also obtain further information & an application here:
Info:
2-page Application Form:
Applications are also available in the Fine Arts office in 114 Addams and require a portfolio.
Applications due: Noon, MONDAY, October 27th, 2008.
Please submit your completed application with accompanying portfolio (CD) to Donna Fee in the Undergraduate Fine Arts Office by noon.
You can also obtain further information & an application here:
Info:
2-page Application Form:
Sunday, October 12, 2008
Edith Newhall reviews "Through You: Photography Selections from the Martin Z. Margulies Collection" for the Philadelphia Inquirer.
Goldin, Nan
"Marlene, Colette, and Naomi on the Street, Boston, 1973"
Gelatin silver print
50.8 x 40.6 cm
Courtesy the artist and Matthew Marks Gallery, New York
"Student curators give Penn photography show pizzazz"
An excerpt:
"One of the show's many treats, besides its collisions of strange, memorable images and presentation of works not easily seen in person (early black-and-white photos by William Eggleston and Cindy Sherman, for example), are the students' essays. These are inquiries into practices assessed by art historians many times over in catalogs and books, but written with a sincerity and freshness that are as provocative as the photographs themselves."
Philadelphia Inquirer- Arts & Entertainment, Galleries, Sunday, October 12th, 2008.
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