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Hi Everyone !
I’d like to invite you to my studio this Friday 17th between 5:30pm and 7pm. Please come by whenever you can before Art Walk. I will be showing work made this year with assistance from the Grant in Aid program at Oberlin College. My studio is in an industrial looking building near the intersection of E. Lorain St and Park St.BestGrahamOpen StudioFriday 17th5:30 - 7pmMay172013 -
Exhibition Opportunities ROY G BIV Gallery
ROY is a 501(c)(3) gallery known for presenting innovative and contemporary art from around the world is looking to expand its membership reach and also seeks entries for our annual CFE.
Our annual Call for Entry is currently available to apply to with an exciting list of jurors, Sam Gould (Co-founder of Red76, editor of Journal of Radical Shimming, and visiting faculty at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston), Rebecca Ibel (Director and Curator at the Pizzuti Collection, former owner of Rebecca Ibel Gallery), and Brad Troemel (Artist and writer, NYU Instructor, and contributor to Jogging, Dis Magazine, and Art Fag City) will select the exhibiting artists. Selected artist will receive a one month show that features an opening reception during Columbus’ well attended Short North Gallery Hop, http://www.shortnorth.org/popular-links/gallery-hop.
Membership Levels:
Student Level - $25 // Artist Level - $45
Benefits for Members include:
- Invitation to all member preview events
- Eligible for annual members exhibition
- Annual CFE (Juried)
- ImageOHIO (Juried)
- CML Group Exhibition (Juried)
- CML Solo Exhibition (Juried)
- Annual Small Works show (Open Entry)
- All show entry fees waived
- Artist Profile Listing on website + link
- Emerging Artist Series (EAS) Events
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Clarence says: Check out the website of college senior and art library employee, Lily Dithrich!
Click here for more amazing art.
Being One, Being Two
Recycled and refinished chairs; red oak
26.5” x 25” x 14.5”
2012Sitting Together
Recycled and Refinished Chairs; White Oak, and Handmade Tabletop and Seats; White Oak, Red Oak, Bass Wood
72” x 49” x 38”
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Are you an Oberlin graduate who has been accepted to an accredited school of library and information science? You may be eligible for a $2500 scholarship from the Friends of the Oberlin College Library!
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The Allen Memorial Art Museum at Oberlin College will offer FREE admission to the Weltzheimer/Johnson House on Sunday, May 19 (from 12pm to 5pm), as part of the Association of Art Museum Directors’ (AAMD) Art Museum Day, coinciding with International Museum Day and Weekend on Saturday, May 18, 2013. Last year, more than 120 other AAMD member museums across North America participated in Art Museum Day.
For this special weekend, the AMAM has also teamed up with the Oberlin Public Library to present a related talk. Cheryl Kuonen, director of the Wickliffe Public Library, will be presenting a talk on Frank Lloyd Wright’s art and architecture at the Oberlin Public Library Sunday at 1pm. This talk promises to enrich the experience of visiting one of the few Wright structures open to the public in Ohio.
“Art museums bring communities together and engage people of every background in the shared exploration of human expression across time and cultures,” said Chris Anagnos, Executive Director of the Association of Art Museum Directors. “AAMD is so pleased that the Allen Memorial Art Museum is joining us in celebrating Art Museum Day and is encouraging everyone in Oberlin and northeast Ohio to participate and share their experiences in a public forum.”
Art Museum Day emphasizes the essential role that art museums play in their communities, highlights the value of the visual arts in society, and provides new opportunities for audiences to participate in the wide-ranging programs offered by AAMD member museums. These member institutions—located across the United States, Canada, and Mexico—include regional museums as well as large international museums. International Museum Day is organized annually around the world by the International Council of Museums (ICOM). AAMD’s Art Museum Day is an opportunity to focus attention on the role of art museums in North America, as part of ICOM’s global celebration.
A comprehensive list of participating AAMD member art museums can be found on the AAMD website here. Note that while AAMD’s Art Museum Day and ICOM’s International Museum Day are formally held each year on May 18, some institutions shift their celebrations to adjacent dates.
For more information on the lecture or visiting the Weltzheimer/Johnson House, located at 534 Morgan Street in Oberlin, please contact the AMAM Education Department at (440) 775-8671, or email jtrimmer [at ] oberlin.edu.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/f68c9357938a8ab411cabead8a583c2b/tumblr_mmt2bsGmpj1qzmy2bo1_500.jpg)
The Allen Memorial Art Museum at Oberlin College will offer FREE admission to the Weltzheimer/Johnson House on Sunday, May 19 (from 12pm to 5pm), as part of the Association of Art Museum Directors’ (AAMD) Art Museum Day, coinciding with International Museum Day and Weekend on Saturday, May 18, 2013. Last year, more than 120 other AAMD member museums across North America participated in Art Museum Day.
For this special weekend, the AMAM has also teamed up with the Oberlin Public Library to present a related talk. Cheryl Kuonen, director of the Wickliffe Public Library, will be presenting a talk on Frank Lloyd Wright’s art and architecture at the Oberlin Public Library Sunday at 1pm. This talk promises to enrich the experience of visiting one of the few Wright structures open to the public in Ohio.
“Art museums bring communities together and engage people of every background in the shared exploration of human expression across time and cultures,” said Chris Anagnos, Executive Director of the Association of Art Museum Directors. “AAMD is so pleased that the Allen Memorial Art Museum is joining us in celebrating Art Museum Day and is encouraging everyone in Oberlin and northeast Ohio to participate and share their experiences in a public forum.”
Art Museum Day emphasizes the essential role that art museums play in their communities, highlights the value of the visual arts in society, and provides new opportunities for audiences to participate in the wide-ranging programs offered by AAMD member museums. These member institutions—located across the United States, Canada, and Mexico—include regional museums as well as large international museums. International Museum Day is organized annually around the world by the International Council of Museums (ICOM). AAMD’s Art Museum Day is an opportunity to focus attention on the role of art museums in North America, as part of ICOM’s global celebration.
A comprehensive list of participating AAMD member art museums can be found on the AAMD website here. Note that while AAMD’s Art Museum Day and ICOM’s International Museum Day are formally held each year on May 18, some institutions shift their celebrations to adjacent dates.
For more information on the lecture or visiting the Weltzheimer/Johnson House, located at 534 Morgan Street in Oberlin, please contact the AMAM Education Department at (440) 775-8671, or email jtrimmer [at ] oberlin.edu.
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Frank Lloyd Wright House Photo Show
Hey Art Department!
Tomorrow (Thursday) night is Dale Rothenberg and Grace Lu’s senior photography show! Please come see some great art, we promise it will be worth it.
Details here:
Thursday, 5/16, 5:00-8:00pm
Frank Lloyd Wright House
Shuttle running from behind the Allen Art Building every 30 minutes starting at 5:00pm.
Wine, food, great company.May152013 -
![Please join us tomorrow, MAY 15, at 155 South Main Street [in the room between Mickey Mart and Dominos] from 5-9pm to see an interactive installation project put on by the QUARTER COLLECTIVE with the help of Mickey Mart and Dominos.Please come by to see this work that experiments with projection mapping, video, and sound installation - and learn more about our mission as an artist collective in Oberlin.See attachment below for more information. Thanks so much. -QUARTER COLLECTIVE-Aria DeanMyles EmmonsEllen GiddingsParis Gravley Tom KearneyRobb Pears](http://24.media.tumblr.com/4b0e937410a3badb497512a4c14eeab4/tumblr_mmuzyy8SOH1r3atc0o1_500.png)
Please join us tomorrow, MAY 15, at 155 South Main Street [in the room between Mickey Mart and Dominos] from 5-9pm to see an interactive installation project put on by the QUARTER COLLECTIVE with the help of Mickey Mart and Dominos.
Please come by to see this work that experiments with projection mapping, video, and sound installation - and learn more about our mission as an artist collective in Oberlin.
See attachment below for more information. Thanks so much.
-QUARTER COLLECTIVE-
Aria Dean
Myles Emmons
Ellen Giddings
Paris Gravley
Tom Kearney
Robb PearsMay152013 -
irginia Museum of Fine Arts is now accepting applications for 2014-15 Visual Arts Fellowships!
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts is now accepting applications for 2014-15 Visual Arts Fellowships!
$8,000 Professional artists
$6,000 Graduate students in the visual arts or art history
$4,000 Undergraduate students in the visual arts (including college-bound high school seniors)
Application deadline: Friday, November 8, 2013.
Application, eligibility guidelines, and PDF flyer available at:
http://www.vmfa.museum/fellowshipsMay152013 -
The Grape—production editors wanted fall 2013
I am writing on behalf of The Grape; we are currently looking to hire production editors for next semester.
Production editors lay out The Grape on one weeknight every other week using Adobe InDesign.
This is a paid position. Submission deadline is June 1st.
Those interested should e-mail me (maxwell.cohn@oberlin.edu) to request an application.
With my thanks,
Max Cohn
co-Editor-in-Chief, The Grape (2013-14)May132013 -
Clarence says: Woohoo! Thanks, everyone!
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Internships at the Library of Congress!
Attention undergraduate and graduate students! Looking for an internship at one of the United States’ most prestigious cultural heritage institutions? Looking for a holistic and flexible educational experience? Looking for mentorship by leading names in cultural heritage and librarianship? Apply to be an OSI intern today!
If you have any questions, please contact us at internOSI@loc.gov. We look forward to hearing from you!
The Office of Strategic Initiatives (OSI) at the Library of Congress is now accepting applications for flexible, unpaid summer internships for undergraduate and graduate-level students! The Library of Congress is the nation’s oldest federal cultural institution and serves as the research arm of Congress. It is also the largest library in the world, with millions of books, recordings, photographs, maps and manuscripts in its collections. The Library’s mission is to support the Congress in fulfilling its constitutional duties and to further the progress of knowledge and creativity for the benefit of the American people. Graduate and undergraduate-level interns work on a diverse array of projects in numerous educational fields such as business, information technology, journalism, and digital curation. Mentors work directly with interns offering a professional relationship
Logistics
Prior interns at the Office of Strategic Initiatives at the Library of Congress have completed projects both short-term and long-term. Internships can be designed to work around school scheduling and generally range from 6 weeks to 5 months. Interns will work on specific projects as listed on http://www.loc.gov/internosi, and should tailor their applications toward the project descriptions. Interns must commit to working a minimum of three days per week at the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C. Internships at the Office of Strategic Initiatives are unpaid. Course credit may be earned for internships, per approval from each intern’s academic institution. At this time, virtual or online internships are unavailable.
If Interested
Interns are selected year-round on a rolling basis if space is available. For summer, please apply as soon as possible. As positions become available, position descriptions will be posted on http://loc.gov/internosi.
To be considered, you must submit ALL of the following materials to internOSI@loc.gov in a single email:
- Resume (2 page maximum): Resume should include all relevant academic and professional experience
- Cover letter: Cover letter must detail which internship position the applicant is seeking, as well as specify applicant’s dates of availability
- Two references: References must include one professional contact and one academic contact
- Official or Unofficial academic transcript – must show all post-secondary work
To be submitted by another party:
- One professional or academic letter of recommendation: Letter of recommendation must be sent directly from the recommender to internOSI@loc.gov with the applicant’s full
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Untitled (If Only I Could Reach You)
Altered Book and Silkscreen, Fall 2009
(Also Feautured in Taken Space: An Exhibition of Queer Art, May 2012, Oberlin, OH)
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The Oberlin Geology Department is giving away topography maps covering locations across the US!
Geology is getting a shiny new computer lab this summer, and they need to make room for it. Help them out and grab some new wall decorations.
noon-5, Saturday, Carnegie 212.
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poster i made for the zine release/art show this weekend!!!! come!!!! will be risograph’d by some talented ppl tonight (we only have green, purple, n brown ink hehe so i made poop letters)
Come on out everybody! We made some really nice arts, special for you!
This semester’s anthology? it’s gonnie be HOTT.
u want it? U GOT IT. free food & free zines this sat @ 20 E. Lorain Street, Oberlin
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