Advance Preview Screening

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William Kentridge:  Anything is Possible
a documentary produced by Art 21

Monday, October 4, 6:00pm
Tower Auditorium

MassArt has been chosen as a select venue to screen this film before it airs nationally on PBS on October 21st.

 Following the screening, there will be an engaging discussion inspired by Kentridge’s methodology of collaboration, play, and experimentation.  Panelists from MassArt and Berklee College of Music will involve the audience in debate about the possibilities of contemporary practice in a variety of fields. 

Lois Hetland, who is an Evaluation Consultant to Art 21, will moderate the panel, and Steve Locke will be a panelist. Lois says,”It’s a wonderful film that says a lot about contemporary practice and implies a lot about how we teach art in 2010.”                             

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Student Teaching / Internship Meeting

Are you doing student teaching or a community or museum internship in the spring semester?  There will be a meeting on Monday September 27 at 4:30 in South 109 for everyone who will be, or might be, student teaching or interning next semester.  Don’t miss it!  Julie Melone-Hickey will lead the meeting and will be coordinating placement of student teachers and interns for the spring semester.

A Message from the Chair as the Semester Begins

Dear Art Education Students:

Welcome back, or in a few instances, welcome for the first time to MassArt. We will gather as a department for majors orientation on Wednesday, September 8th from 9:00 AM to about noon in Kennedy 307. During this event, you’ll get to know your faculty better, we’ll make some art together, you’ll have some time with your advisor, and we’ll assign studio spaces for those taking Portfolio. We’ll also have some pizza. Plan to join us.

I would also like to welcome Beth Balliro and Aimee DeBose as full-time faculty in the department. Ms. Balliro comes to us from the Boston Arts Academy, an arts-based, urban public high school. She was one of the founding faculty members and brings a wealth of experience in public school teaching, urban education issues, and community engagement. Ms. DeBose has several years experience teaching elementary art in public schools, as well as classes for youth in gallery and college settings. Ms. Balliro and Ms. Debose graduated from MassArt programs, so they are both makers and teachers. Their art practices inform their teaching and vice versa. Please join me in welcoming them to the department.

 Remember to keep up to date on department happenings by regularly checking this website.

 I look forward to seeing all of you on the 8th.

 Best regards,

Dan Serig, Ed.D.
Chair and Associate Professor of Art Education

Claudine Bing

bing_claudine_card_front-2Claudine Bing, retired Professor and former Chair of the Art Education Department, will have a solo show of recent work at Galatea Fine Art in September.

Claudine Bing
The Galapagos Suite

Galatea Fine Art
460B Harrison Ave. #B-6
September 3-27, 2010
Opening reception: Friday, September 10, 6-8pm
Hours: W-F 12-6, Sat.-Sun. 12-5

 

 

Jill Caturano

Jill Caturano (MAT August 2010) will be teaching at Litchfield High School in Litchfield, Connecticut as the long-term substitute for digital photography and TV production.