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Category Archives: CBPA
InterArts Media MFA Premieres New Work
{ Posted by Kathleen Beste on 16.05.2013 }
Mordine & Company’s 2013 Mentoring Program recipient Penelope Hearne unveils new choreography this weekend.
Brad Freeman of CBPA and JAB Speaks at 2013 ARLIS/NA Conference
{ Posted by Kathleen Beste on 13.05.2013 }
Critical inquiry in the arena of artists’ books is the key to its future.
2013 Manifest Features Moveable Feast of Work by InterArts MFAs and Alums
{ Posted under Tags: alumni at Manifest, graduate students, InterArts students in manifest, performances manifest by Kathleen Beste on 9.05.2013 }
Come wander through Manifest and find new exciting work in multiple venues of the all-day event.
InterArts Students Add Special Touch to This Weekend’s Poetry Foundation Symposium
{ Posted by Kathleen Beste on 9.05.2013 }
Keepsakes hand made by Book and Paper MFAs for the May 11 Joan Mitchell Symposium.
CSP Panel Discussion Schedule Announced
{ Posted by Kathleen Beste on 9.05.2013 }
InterArts’ Connected Studios Practices Colloquium has released the spring 2013 abstracts and panel discussion session times.
Anchor Graphics Announces New Collector Purchase Opportunities
{ Posted by Kathleen Beste on 4.05.2013 }
Two new collector purchasing series’ for Anchor Graphics art prints will launch at Manifest 2013.
InterArts Students to Present a MANIFEST Sideshow
{ Posted by Kathleen Beste on 4.05.2013 }
InterArts MFAs blend their sounds into the Manifest arts mix.
Aiko Fellowship Recipient Announced
{ Posted by Kathleen Beste on 4.05.2013 }
Book + Paper MFA candidate Levi Sherman is this year’s Aiko Fellowship recipient.
InterArts Faculty Featured in New Ephemera Exhibition
{ Posted by Kathleen Beste on 3.05.2013 }
Work by Jeff Abell and Jenny Magnus highlighted in Faculty Center show.
InterArts MFAs Gather for Annual Studio Lottery
{ Posted by Kathleen Beste on 3.05.2013 }
As the end of the semester looms large, faculty and students in both Media and Book and Paper take time out to laugh, share, and take their chances in the “Studio Lottery.”