In case you missed the article in Saturday’s Post click on the link below. Remember the show will close this Sunday, November 15th. The gallery is open everyday 12pm-4pm, including right now! Come on in!
http://www.denverpost.com/entertainment/ci_13714533
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As I sit here writing to you all, the works featured in the upcoming John Edward Thompson exhibition are being photographed by Bill O’Connor. The photographs will be published in the accompanying catalog for the exhibition opening on November 12th in our South Gallery. Thompson (b. 1882) was a pioneering artist who served on the DU faculty from 1929 to his death in 1945. The exhibition will include paintings, sketches, and drawings from DU’s permanent collection and other regional sources. What’s nifty about this show, is it’s curated by current DU Art History undergrad and grads! Keep checking back for more information about the show.
Two groups on campus are requesting submissions for exhibitions opening soon. Details on both listed below.
GALLERY 023: FAVORITES
Fall colors, NY style pizza, pugs, spaghetti, slurpies, Chicago White Sox, and summer, these are a few of my favorite things, and the theme for the upcoming Gallery 023 show. The student run show is going to open this Tuesday, October 20th in the lobby of the Shwayder Art Building. Current DU students are invited to submit their favorite piece– any medium, any size–on Monday, October 19th from 2-4pm (location TBA). If you would like to participate in the show, please email your name and work’s dimensions/medium to gallery023@gmail.com ASAP! Please use the same email for any questions.
PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE SHOW: PROPAGANDA
Perhaps you have two favorites and one explores and addresses the concept of propaganda as visual manipulation? Submit it to the exhibition being curated by the DU School of Art and Art History Professional Practice students. All the details are below.
Entry Deadline: 10/26/09
Exhibit Dates: November 2nd – 18th
Title: Propaganda: Visual Manipulation
Venue: Driscoll Gallery, University of Denver
Eligibility: All media accepted. The curatorial committee reserves the right to refuse submissions.
Fees: No submission fee
Sales: Artists receive all sale proceeds. Sales will be the responsibility of the individual artist. The Curatorial Committee will notify artists of related inquiries.
Submissions: Submissions are accepted via email: call4propaganda@gmail.com. Include the in the subject line “submission.” Artists may submit up to three digital Jpeg images, approximately 72 dpi, 600 x 800 pixels.
Don’t forget to mark the openings in your calendars as well.
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