Hunter Clarke’s untamed, undomesticated pregnancy art will be on display in both New York City and Wilmington, DE this March during Women’s History month. Bestiarius: a Collection of Feracious Animalia will be a solo exhibit of this watercolor series at the Wilmington Library. At the same time, two of the works will be at the Pen and Brush galleries in NYC. Please see http://hunterartist.com for more information.
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March 6, 2008 – March 30, 2008
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Liz Nofziger’s daughter Isadora was born on February 16.
The NAEA National Convention features nearly 1,000 sessions, tours, and hands-on workshops that are geared toward professional development for art educators. K–12 art educators, administrators, professors of art education, museum art educators, and artists from around the globe will be there. Find out about the latest innovations in teaching resources, classroom supplies, and techniques from hundreds of exhibitors. Experience all that New Orleans has to offer through the city’s many museums, galleries, shops, music venues, and restaurants.
View a complete listing of over 1,000 Convention activities on the website: www.naea-reston.org/convention2008.html
Last year the Art Education Department had a very successful show.
Art Education majors were chosen for several all-school awards. You can help make this another fantastic Art Education exhibition:
Contact: Debrah.bell@massart.edu, SGA Rep.
Wednesday, March 12 at 6 :00 pm
Rabb Lecture Hall
Boston Public Library
Copley Square
There will be readings from the book, slide presentations, book signing and sales.
BLAZE: Discourse on Art, Women and Feminism is a new anthology that celebrates past victories and charts new directions for today’s second and third wave feminist artists. The book looks at how feminism has matured over the years and the pressing agendas for today’s feminists working in the arts.
MyViews: Media Youth Views is a research study at the Harvard Graduate School of Education. We are studying how young people socialize, explore, and create using new digital media.
Who can Participate?
We are inviting young people (ages 18-25) to take part in our study. Participants should live in or near Boston and participate regularly in one or more of the following activities:
• Online games or virtual worlds (e.g., World of Warcraft, EVE Online, Runescape, Second Life, Gaia)
• Social networking sites (e.g., MySpace, Facebook, Xanga, Orkut, LinkedIn)
• Blogs (e.g., LiveJournal, Blogger) • Knowledge communities (e.g., Wikipedia, online forums)
• Video, photo, art, or fan fiction sites (e.g., YouTube, deviantART, Flickr)
If this sounds like you, please read on…