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The community SLInfo organized a lecture for meshes by Timmi Allen. Friday night, 9pm, and full house... wow
Lecture by Dr. P. J. Mathews, School of English and Drama, UCD, in the Dublin City Library & Archive, 12th February 2007.
The Lecture Hall seats 179. Please see our rental guidelines at the website: www.nasher.duke.edu/facility_rental.php.
Thapanee: Seriously?
Me: What?
Thapanee: How close are you to getting your English degree?
Me: Uh...I just have one exam left, then graduation is in June. Why?
Thapanee: Okay. Then you tell me what's wrong with that "picfic" you posted last night.
Me: Um, the lighting is a little low?
Thapanee: Introduction. Conclusion. PLOT. They are all missing. It's just pictures of me trying on different outfits.
Me: Yeah?
Thapanee: *sigh* Just don't come crying to me when you can't get published.
Me: I wasn't aiming for high art, you know!
Thapanee: Whatever.
www.garrycohn.com -PETER MARK COLLEGE - training studios- interior design Garry Cohn, design company Douglas Wallace, photographer Conor Horgan
Margaret Hayes, Dublin City Librarian; Lord Mayor Councillor Gerry Breen and Brendan Grimes.
Copies of the 13th annual Gilbert Lecture 'Commodious Temples: Roman Catholic church building in nineteenth-century Dublin' by Brendan Grimes is now available in print.
Arnold Kemp Lecture
November 7, 2014 6:30-8:00pm
Arnold J. Kemp is an Associate Professor and the Chair of Painting & Printmaking at Virginia Commonwealth University. His work can be found in the collections of institutions such as The Studio Museum in Harlem, NYC; The Metropolitan Museum of Art, NYC; The Tacoma Art Museum; The University of California-Berkeley Art Museum; and others. He has been the recipient of numerous awards and grants such as the John Simon Guggenheim Foundation Fellowship, Joan Mitchell Foundation Fellowship, and the Pollock Krasner Foundation Fellowship. Arnold J. Kemp formerly held the position of Assistant Professor and Chair of the MFA in Visual Studies Program at PNCA. He is represented by PDX Contemporary in Portland, Oregon.
Photographs by Matthew Gaston
Lecture & Keynote
Dr. Nancy MacLean presented just before Dr. Eddie Glaude.
Benton Chapel and Vanderbilt Divinity School
Vanderbilt University
Photo: Anne Rayner; VU
GE Aviation Engineering Manager Eric Ruggiero delivers the AE585 Seminar Lecture: Digital Industrial Revolution in Aerospace and Propulsion
Photo by Robert Coelius
Alumni Engagement
Brian Williams, M.D.
Assistant Professor, UT Southwestern Medical Center
Violence in America As Viewed Through the Lens of a Trauma Surgeon: July 7, 2016- Dallas ,Texas
September 29, 2016
photo: Anne Rayner
I was sternly lectured at Armani that photographs are not allowed. No hablo Ingles, sorry. The Impossible Project UV+ 600 and a Job Pro 2 camera.
A lecture by Mark Pimlott in the context of the exhibition 1:1 Sets for Erwin Olaf & Bekleidung.
Mark Pimlott's approach to the issue of Bekleidung challenges the exclusivity or intense personalization, or psychologizing, that has developed around it in discussions of the Interior: the claustrophobia that perhaps abounds in the stage sets and photographs of Erwin Olaf. He proposes, instead, to explore the effects of these contrived interior settings in relation to the effects of the world without, which bring them into being.
A prevailing notion within literature considering interior design and architecture is that the interior is an extension of our private selves, and by interpolation, of our bodies and their clothing. Indeed, the interior has been likened to a kind of clothing of another body that is an extension of ourselves. There are intimacies of various kinds in the private interior, reinforced by the very close contact between our physical bodies and the materials of the interior, which permit us to be less reserved there: we are nearly alone, we look at our reflection, we dress and undress, sleep, make love, lose ourselves. However, the interior does not exist in solitude, but in relation to the World; and the scenes that we characterize as private are cluttered with references and connections with that realm we think of as public. The public reaches inside to the private, and even in the space of dreams, the private reaches toward the public through a vast catalogue of affinities manifest in the imagery, association, and atmosphere of the interior.
Mark Pimlott is an artist, designer, writer and teacher, whose practice encompasses installation, photography, film, art for public spaces and interior design. He is assistant professor in TU Delft’s Chair of Architectural Design/ Interiors, and leader of the course 'The Architecture of the Interior'. Pimlott is the author of Without and within: essays on territory and the interior (2007) and In passing: Mark Pimlott photographs (2010).
Photos: Matthijs Immink