Fall 2012 Open Studios

QCMFA Presents:
Fall Open Studios Event
Sunday October 23, 2011

MFA Open Studios/ Faculty Show/ Panel Discussion

11:00am-8:00pm, Klapper Hall, Queens College

REGISTER for free event and shuttle bus from Manhattan at:
http://qcmfaopenstudio.eventbrite.com/

CUNY Queens College
Klapper Hall 6th Floor
65-30 Kissena Blvd.
Flushing, NY 11367

11:00- 8:00pm Open Studios, 6th Floor
1:00- 2:00pm: Panel Discussion, “Search and Deliver” Room 401
2:00- 4:00pm: MFA Faculty Group Show Reception, 4th Floor Gallery

The GARTS MFA Club would like to thank:

Amanda McDonald Crowley, David Cohen, Paddy Johnson, & Stephanie Rothenberg

Maureen Connor & Kurt Kauper

The Queens College MFA Faculty

James Muyskens, President

Joe Bertolino, Vice President for Enrollment Management and Student Affairs

Dale Nussbaum, Office of Alumni Relations

Christopher Greaves, Office of Alumni Relations

James Stellar, Office of the Provost

The QCMFA presents: Valerie Hegarty. Visiting Artist Lecture Series

The QCMFA presents: Teching Hsieh. Visiting Artist Lecture Series

The QCMFA Club Presents: Tania Bruguera, February 1st

The QCMFA Club Presents:

Tania Bruguera

Tuesday, February 1, 2011
4:30pm
Klapper Hall 672

Performance and installation artist Tania Bruguera will be working with the Queens College Studio Art department over the course of the next year. This collaboration is in conjunction with the Queens Museum of Art and Creative Time. Tania is creating a project about immigration and the borough of Queens

Queens College CUNY
65-30 Kissena Blvd
Flushing, New York 11367
Studio Art Dept Office: (718)997-4800
Contact: queenscollegemfa@gmail.com


For more information, please visit:
http://www.qcmfa.com
http://www.qc.cuny.edu/Academics/Degrees/DAH/Art/Pages/default.aspx
http://cunyqueenscollegemfa.blogspot.com/


Lectures are free and open to the public

The MFA Club Presents: Saul Ostrow, November 23rd

Saul Ostrow is the Art Editor for Bomb Magazine and the Editor of the book series Critical Voices in Art, Theory and Culture. He has curated over 70 exhibitions in the US and abroad, most recently Modeling the Photographic:The Ends of Photography at the McDonough Museum, Ohio. With writings in numerous publications in the USA and Europe, he reviews regularly for Art in America and is the Chair of Visual Arts and Technologies, at the Cleveland Institute of Art.

Fall 2010 Visiting Artists Lecture Series

GUY RICHARDS SMIT

October 19th
6:00pm
Klapper Hall, Room 401



"Richards Smit’s work is far from realistic or in anyway tasteful. In fact it is totally the opposite. His main project centring on bizarre videos in the name ‘black comedy’ which although mildly amusing could also be filed under misogynistic soft porn with the artist making pouty young women take their clothes off while he oogles and doctors performing some peculiar examinations on young Asian ladies. You are free to make up your own mind." -Art Sleuth, November 2009

"Guy Richard Smit uses stand-up comic routines and garish watercolors to skewer 80's-style art stardom, painting and, ultimately, himself. On video he plays a number of characters, most frequently the sleazy, lethally egomaniacal painter Jonathan Grossmalerman (roughly, Big Painting Guy), dripping with sweat, political incorrectness, chemical dependency and self-loathing." - Roberta Smith, Art in Review, NYTimes, March 2000