Month: September 2011
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Interdisciplinary Arts Graduates featured in upcoming Bonesbare 5: State-of-the-Art
Core Project Chicago celebrates its 5th season with Bonesbare 5: State-of-the-Art, featuring the media and performance works of Artistic Director Erin Rehberg (Interdisciplinary Arts & Media MFA, 2009) and guest artist Ramah Jihan (Interdisciplinary Arts & Media MFA, 2010).
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Paul Catanese Uses Printmaking, Computer Programming, and Video in Exhibition at Wright State University
Paul Catanese’s “Relics and Constellations” opens October 23 at Wright State University’s Robert and Elaine Stein Galleries in Dayton, Ohio. Paul Catanese, Hunting Prayers, 2006 Multimedia installation
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Time Out Chicago Reviews Book and Paper Exhibition
The newly opened “Wood type, Evolved” exhibition at the Center for Book and Paper Arts garners a rave review in Time Out Chicago.
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Sacred & Profane
A weekend of art and performance, situated between heaven, purgatory, limbo, & hell…
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Opening Reception of “Wood Type, Evolved” at the Center for Book and Paper Arts
The opening reception of “Woodtype, Evolved” was a highlight of the September 8 “ArtCrawl.”
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MFA Book and Paper Students Re-Imagine Theater in Book Form
When Poetry magazine Senior Editor Don Share was looking for an alternative way to present a short theatrical piece by poet Aram Saroyan, he found a natural partnership at Columbia College Chicago’s Center for Book and Paper Arts.
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InterArts Faculty Contributes to Relaunch of Online Scholarly Journal
Included among the contributions by important cultural operators was an article by Interarts faculty member Paul Catanese, whose article “Mish/Mash” dove head-on into the “complexity of mixing things together … grand in scale, mesmerizing, protean – but also painful, rife with dead-ends, and uneven.”
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Call for Submissions
Critical Encounters 2011—2012 Student Juried Interdisciplinary Exhibition, scheduled to open October 27, 2011, is now accepting submissions of artwork by current Columbia College students.
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Critical Encounters: Rights, Radicals and Revolutions announces Fall 2011 Artist in Residence Workshop Opportunities
Leading a year long inquiry into the role that the performing arts play in fomenting social changes, the UK based multi-media art collaborative motiroti to convene a series of community workshops as part of the Critical Encounters: Rights, Radicals, and Revolutions Artist Residency.
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Jenny Magnus and Curious Theatre Branch Take the Hidden Dynamics of Rehearsals Front and Center
The world premiere of Still in Play: A Performance of Getting Ready last weekend revealed a behind-the-scenes view of the theater – both its vision and the intense interpersonal dynamics. The piece was developed by Jenny Magnus through a year-long residency at the MCA with her Chicago-based ensemble, and featured live music by Crooked Mouth…