Exhibitions Program
Live In the Hyphen - Schedule of Events
Opening Reception: Live in the Hyphen
Cornish Main Gallery, First Floor, 1000 Lenora Street, Seattle, WA 98121
September 9, 5-8pm
Performance: “This Used to be About Love” by Michael Rioux (AR ’09)
Third Floor Alumni Gallery, 1000 Lenora Street, Seattle, WA 98121
September 9, 5-8pm
Michael Rioux (AR ‘09) will juxtapose dance and visual art by tracing his own shadow on a wall for a set period- an infinite, futile task that represents the artist's innate drive to create. Curated by Ian Toms (AR ‘09)
Live Performance by Paul Rucker and Hans Teuber
Cornish Main Gallery, First Floor, 1000 Lenora Street, Seattle, WA 98121
September 18, 12-1pm
Live performance by Paul Rucker (cello) and Cornish faculty’s Hans Teuber (alto sax) based on Rucker’s interchangeable musical score ”puzzle pieces”- requires audience participation!
collection - completion
questions - answers
courage - command
Cornish Main Gallery, First Floor, 1000 Lenora Street, Seattle, WA 98121
September 25, 10-11:30am
Art Foundations students take to the streets as adventurers, fieldworkers, collectors and aggregators. Their accumulated findings and experiences result in collaborative works that live between research, action, and performance. The final works are presented in the Gallery. Panel Discussion, "Under the Influence: Filmic Storytelling" immediately following.
Panel Discussion: "Under the Influence: Filmic Storytelling"
Cornish Main Gallery, First Floor, 1000 Lenora Street, Seattle, WA 98121
September 25, 12-1pm
Presented jointly with TheFilmSchool, director John Jacobsen, actor Tom Skerritt, and screenwriter Lisa Halpern (TH ’87) will discuss the power of cinema to tell stories using the resources of multiple disciplines: visual, verbal, aural, performative. This panel discussion immediately follows collection - completion, questions - answers, courage - command.
Wynne Greenwood: Mirrors in Shaky Hands
Cornish Main Gallery, First Floor, 1000 Lenora Street, Seattle, WA 98121
Friday, October 16, 12-1pm
The artist talks about identity as it appears throughout her work.
This exhibition is part of Interface. Interface is an event series designed to encourage and celebrate collaborative and cross-disciplinary artistic projects and foster departmental interactions.
Art + Design BFA 2009
Graduating seniors from the Art & Design departments each present a complete body of work reflecting their technical skills and artistic voice. Exhibition takes place in two buildings on campus and features a lively opening reception not to be missed! The exhibition also features an online catalog.
Design: Cornish Main Building at 1000 Lenora St. (1st floor)
Art: Cornish MC6 at 427 9th Ave N.
Opening reception Friday, May 8, 5-9PM.
Free and open to the public.
Design Faculty Exhibition
Daniel Thornton, Landscape #5 (2008, Photograph) and Junichi Tsuneoka, Dir En Grey poster (2008, screen print)
The distinguished faculty of the Design department presents new work, offering a look into the diverse talent of the Cornish community. Full-color catalogue available.
March 17 - April 8
Opening Reception: March 17, 5-8pm
The Hotness: A Sort of Retrospective by Joe Park
January 15 - February 20, 2009
Cornish Main Gallery, 1000 Lenora Street, 1st Floor
Gallery Hours: Tuesday - Friday, 12-5pm, Free and open to the public
DUALITIES: A COLLABORATION
Co-curated by SAM Gallery Director Barbara Shaiman and
Cornish Exhibitions Curator Jess Van Nostrand
Exhibition: November 5 – December 12
Opening Reception: November 5, 5-8 pm, Cornish Main Gallery
Opening Reception: November 13, 5-8 pm, SAM Gallery