FORCE SUN MIDNIGHT
MSAE Thesis Exhibition

February 25-March 7
Arnheim Gallery

Mon. – Sat. 10-6
Reception:   Thursday February 28, 6-8 pm

The work in this show is Doug’s art from the virtual online world of Second Life.  The images are screen captures of three-dimensional pieces he has constructed in the virtual environment.  He has a concurrent exhibit in Second Life. and he recommends this as the best way to see the work.

To see the exhibition live, you must join Second Life by logging on to http://www.secondlife.com/join/.  You choose a name for your avatar, enter the requested information, then search for “MassArt in SL” in the Groups tab.  Doug will be giving scheduled tours of the exhibition in Second Life–check his blog for dates and times at:  slowsculpture.livejournal.com.

Damon Burnard: Some Places
Sofia Koza: Tsuru

February 11-22, 2008
Arnheim Gallery
Mon. – Sat. 10-6

Reception: Tuesday February 12, 2008, 6-8 pm

Meghan Klee
Thesis Exhibition
Reception:  November 15, 2007 6-8 pm

Lara Miranda Goodman Thesis Exhibit

November 12-30, 2007
Mon. – Sat. , 10-6
Arnheim Gallery

Reception:  November 15, 6-8 pm

Exploring the Paranormal

Arnheim Gallery
South Hall
Massachusetts College of Art and Design

September 24 – October 11
Mon. – Sat. 10-6

Reception:  September 27, 6-8 pm

Bonnie Muir
Uninhibited Truth

Arnheim Gallery
South Hall
Massachusetts College of Art and Design

September 24 – October 11
Mon. – Sat. 10-6

Reception:  September 27, 6-8pm

We shall never cease from exploration
and the end of all our exploring
will be to arrive where we started
and know the place for the first time.
–  T. S. Eliot

I create art so I can rediscover the fresh and vibrant vision of a child.  Unable to accomplish this challenge on my own, my ceramic work is directly inspired by the child artist’s unselfconscious and spontaneous drawings.  Children’s uninhibited truth and unabashed emotion shine through in their work.  My pieces are a collaboration between their primal view and my knowledge and skill as a ceramicist.

For this exhibition I have dramatically edited my body of work.  I am experimenting with aspects of scale and installation to honor the spirit of my young students.