Cathy Cook has been creating films, videos, poetry films, animation, collages and installations since the early 1980’s. Cook’s latest project took her to the largest migration locations for Sandhill Cranes and Whooping Cranes to create the Cranes in Motion project. In 2012 and 2014 she received research grants from UMBC and the Imaging Research Center to develop and produce this multi-media collection of works. Cranes in Motion aims to promote public interest, awareness, and appreciation of crane culture through a multifaceted portrayal of the natural history of this species and to allow the viewer to understand their human relationship to these extraordinary birds and our shared ecosystems.
Cook has exhibited her award-winning work nationally and
internationally in both solo and group shows including screenings at MOMA and
the Whitney Museum. In addition, Cook is the recipient of multiple national
grants and fellowships including the Guggenheim Memorial Fellowship, New York
State Council on the Arts, Jerome Foundation, and the Maryland State Arts
Council Individual Artists Award.
All Lectures are free and open to the public and are held in the CADVC gallery
space.
Congratulations to those Seniors who have recently graduated.
Please mind the following deadlines and locations for picking up your artwork after the Senior Exhibition closes:
Thank you!
Center for Art, Design and Visual Culture &
Department of Visual Arts
Dear seniors working in time-based media:
Today a link to your BOX folder (Animation, CA, GD, Intermedia) for submitting time-based files was distributed to all students who submitted time-based artwork to the Google Form for the Senior Exhibition.
IF you are submitting time-based work to the exhibit, AND you have submitted the artwork via the recently-circulated Google Form, but did NOT receive the email today with the BOX link, please send an email about it to abbotts@umbc.edu after you have checked your spam folder.
For your reference--instructions circulated with link to BOX:
Animation, Cinematic Arts, Graphic Design (Motion Graphics) and Intermedia students should submit their QuickTime files for the Senior Exhibition to this BOX folder. REQUIRED format is QuickTime H264. Include LAST NAME & TITLE when naming files & any time count & series order if multiples. If submitting multiple works combine into a single subfolder with LAST NAME as folder name. If over 10 minutes, or if you have questions, please contact your Faculty Area Coordinator IMMEDIATELY.
ANIMATION - Dan Bailey
CINEMATIC ARTS – Jules Rosskam
GRAPHIC DESIGN – Kelley Bell
INTERMEDIA – Lynn Cazabon
Thank you!
Center for Art, Design and Visual Culture
The deadline to apply to Senior Exhibition 2019 has been extended. All entries must be submitted via the Google Form at the link below by 5 p.m. this Thursday, May 2, 2019. At that time links to the BOX folders (Animation, CA, GD, Intermedia) for submitting time-based files will be distributed to all students.
Thank you!
Center for Art, Design and Visual Culture
On the form there is space near the bottom where you may include details, such as any special installation instructions. It is also important to include any visitor use instructions (for interactive artwork), explanatory didactics, artist statements, or narrative wall text. You must enter all text on the form, if you want to exhibit that text on the wall or otherwise in the gallery. Limit is 75 words per wall panel, per artwork.
ANIMATION - Dan Bailey
CINEMATIC ARTS – Jules Rosskam
GRAPHIC DESIGN – Kelley Bell
INTERMEDIA – Lynn Cazabon
PHOTOGRAPHY – Lynn Cazabon
PRINT MEDIA - Irene Chan
On the form there is space near the bottom where you may include details, such as any special installation instructions. It is also important to include any visitor use instructions (for interactive artwork), explanatory didactics, artist statements, or narrative wall text. You must enter all text on the form, if you want to exhibit that text on the wall or otherwise in the gallery. Limit is 75 words per wall panel, per artwork.
ANIMATION - Dan Bailey
CINEMATIC ARTS – Jules Rosskam
GRAPHIC DESIGN – Kelley Bell
INTERMEDIA – Lynn Cazabon
PHOTOGRAPHY – Lynn Cazabon
PRINT MEDIA - Irene Chan
On the form there is space near the bottom where you may include details, such as any special installation instructions. It is also important to include any visitor use instructions (for interactive artwork), explanatory didactics, artist statements, or narrative wall text. You must enter all text on the form, if you want to exhibit that text on the wall or otherwise in the gallery. Limit is 75 words per wall panel, per artwork.
ANIMATION - Dan Bailey
CINEMATIC ARTS – Jules
Rosskam
GRAPHIC DESIGN – Kelley Bell
INTERMEDIA – Lynn
Cazabon
PHOTOGRAPHY – Lynn
Cazabon
PRINT MEDIA - Irene Chan
Local art gallery is seeking a dynamic assistant to join our team.
About The Gallery:
For over 25 years, we have been helping our clients create beautiful and unique collections. With three locations, we house the largest collection of art in the Mid-Atlantic region. We are dedicated to providing our clients with the highest standards of service and finest artwork and custom framing available.
Gallery Assistant Position:
To be successful in our busy fine art gallery, you must be detail orientated and self motivated with exceptional organizational skills. Ideal candidate must be a problem-solver, good with numbers and able to work well in a team atmosphere.
Responsibilities:
Assist gallery director and sales consultants
Assist clients as needed
Maintain gallery appearance
Data entry
Scheduling
Answer phones
Project assignments
Qualifications:
Exceptional organizational skills
Detail orientated
Great multitasking skills
Problem solver
Good with numbers
Work well in a fast-paced environment
Computer Savvy
Knowledge of Adobe Creative Suite a plus
We offer benefits and a stimulating work environment. Must have your own transportation.
How to Apply:
Interested candidates should submit a cover letter and resume to: gallery1848@gmail.com