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Hermandad dela sagrada pasion de jesus
cuaresma exhibit 2009
clamshell 1 intramuros, manila
feb. 27 - march 15, 2009
AFTERSOUND:
Frequency, Attack, Return
Curated by Melissa Ragona + Margaret Cox
Aug. 21 – Nov. 22, 2015
Featured Artists: Paul DeMarinis, Michael Johnsen, Victoria Keddie, Caroline Record, Marina Rosenfeld, Jesse Stiles, Sergei Tcherepnin and more.
Pioneers of Sound + Archive: Maryanne Amacher, Cathy Berberian, John Cage, George Crumb, Karlheinz Stockhausen, Iannis Xenakis, and more.
Featured Visual Scores: Roger Beebe, Lin Culbertson, Luca Forcucci, Kraig Grady, Scott Kiernan, Jonna Kina, Zach Layton, Golan Levin, Eric Normand, Eric Raynaud, Dmitry Shubin, Matt Wellins and more in the gallery + online!
Galerie Mariska Dirkx is situated on the historic city defensewalls of Roermond. The picturesque surrounding of this ancient part of the city underline the character of the gallery. It has been a studio for over 120 years. The Stained Glass Family Nicolas occupied the entire building for their activities which were know throughout West Europe and even the USA. Since 1979 the family van Wijk- Dirkx settled in the building with its rich historical background. Currently, the sculptor Dick van Wijk has his studio at this monumental building. Several webpages are dedicated to his work. So, he continues the art-profession on ground level of the church like building. On the second level is the gallery situated. It is easy to understand why Galerie Mariska Dirkx started to present modern glass-objects. Joep Nicolas and relatives had an enormous impact on the stained glass profession. Because of this, Mariska Dirkx, became interested in their activities. Already in 1974, she presented art on a regular basis. And gradually the glass- objects got their deserved place in the gallery. In the garden, which is a surprisingly wide space in the center of the city, most of the bronze objects are presented. Years went by and the attention for glass-objects gained their place in the modern art scene. Now it is a full-time profession for Mariska and her children Olivier and Coco. Thanks to the art passion transmitted by their partents, Olivier and Coco opened two galleries in Maastricht: High Culture Gallery and Young Culture Gallery. www.highculture.eu
With the participation at artfairs in Strasbourg, Geneva, Innsbruck & Dusseldorf over the last 6 years, Galerie Mariska Dirkx is quiet active. The last 3 years they presented sculptural art at Concours Hippique in Lanaken, Belgium and Den Bosch, Holland. More and more people got in contact with glass as a modern artform. A masterclass was arranged in 1994 in the Art academy of Maastricht. Artists and organizers worked together with the sponsors to produce a successful event. Glass was gaining! Outdoor exhibitions in the town Tubbergen and Roermond were welcomed and provided a life dominated by beautiful art objects. In the gallery, 5 exhibitions take place each year.
Come and meet us! Dusseldorf, Roermond and Maastricht, you are always welcome!
Have a peek at the artworks you will see at Glasstec!
Saint Mary Magdalene Parish Church
"Mahal na Birheng Maria ilapit mo kami kay Hesus"
Sept. 09 - 19 , 2010
Exhibit opening for the 2013 COLDSCAPES Competition winning entries, displayed inside the temporary Snowball Pavilion on Star Plaza in downtown Cleveland, Ohio. The event also featured the book release of "COLDSCAPES: Design Ideas for Winter Cities", the sixth volume in the Urban Infill journal series.
Event date: November 15, 2013
More info at: www.coldscapes.org
In Spring 2014, UNM University Libraries, the National Hispanic Cultural Center (NHCC), and the LAII, among others, partnered around the exhibit "Getting Up Pa 'l Pueblo: Tagging ASAR-Oaxaca Prints and Stencils," which was on view at the NHCC Art Museum.
"Getting up" is slang for posting and applying images in public places. Generally, the expression refers to street art. This exhibit features block prints and stencils from the Assembly of Revolutionary Artists of Oaxaca (ASARO) collection in the College of University Libraries' and Learning Sciences, Center for Southwest Research and Special Collections (CSWR) at Zimmerman Library at the University of New Mexico. ASARO is a contemporary Mexican artists' collective working in block prints, stencils and graffiti murals. The group was formed in 2006 after riot police repressed annual teachers' demonstrations in the state capital of Oaxaca.
Curated by Suzanne M. Schadl (Assistant Professor and Curator of Latin American Collections in the UNM libraries) with help from MALAS student Mike Graham de la Rosa, this exhibit was a memorial to Distinguished Professor of Art History, David Craven (1951-2012) whose infectious enthusiasm for Latin American Art, theory and popular movements were reflected in the project.
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The exhibit hall in the World Congress Center which is adjacent to the Georgia Dome. [photo: Robert East]
The 'wave machine' outdoor interactive exhibit I designed and produced for the Jodrell Bank Science Centre back in 1990.
Georgia Master Gardener Extension Volunteer Karen Guyoette of Houston County plays agriculture trivia with visitors at the CAES exhibit at the Georgia National Fair. - photo by Sharon Dowdy.
Exhibit entry board. Snake created from recycled pans used for baking "bundt" cakes. At the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem, MA. Temporary exhibit.
AP Biology students at Common Ground worked with staff at the Peabody to draft this exhibit plan, sharing practical information on rain gardens as a stormwater management strategy.
Assistant Professor of Art Dawn Roe currently has work on view at Screen Space Gallery in Melbourne, VIC, Australia. The project began during a residency in the Goldfields region of Victoria and is a response to its landscape and history. The exhibition is accompanied by a printed catalogue containing a dialogue about the work by Toronto-based artist, Leigh-Ann Pahapill and Chicago based art historian, Lisa Zaher.
Exhibits of the Museum of the Historical Society of Saratoga Springs.
(Photo credit - Bob Gundersen www.flickr.com/photos/bobphoto51/albums)