09/14/16
William Binnie's exhibition What will become of us who want to believe, but cannot? opened at the Paul Loya Gallery in Los Angeles on Saturday, September 10th. The show, which runs through October 22nd, features new paintings that he's produced since moving from Texas to Massachusetts this time last year. In addition, his first solo show in NYC will be at the LMAKGallery in the Lower East Side in February so stay tuned for more information.
09/14/16
Casey Gollan gave a public artist talk Post-Democracy Paradise-Lost presentation with his collaborator Victoria Sobel recently at The New School | Eugene Lang College.
Casey and Victoria are 2015-2017 Vera List Center Fellows, whose project is part of the Vera List Center's Post Democracy cycle of programs.
Casey is this fall's Alumni Visiting Artist Lecturer so come out to support him on November 11th.
09/14/16
Annalise Beyer-Johnson attends Maryland Institute College of Art in Baltimore. Over the summer she worked with installation artists and did an internship with an art dealer.
09/14/16
Megan Broughton is a Contributing Editor for Entropy Magazine and is currently accepting submissions for the series "Variations on a Theme."
06/27/16
Palmer Crippen will attend the University of Florida with an intended major in Agricultural Operations Management and a double major/minor in fine art this fall.
06/24/16
Eliot Fernau will attend the School of the Arts and Architecture at the University of California at Los Angeles in the Fall.
06/21/16
Alsace Patrone attends New York University and spent the last academic year at NYU's Buenos Aires site.
06/21/16
Sendra Uebele is interviewed for the Art section of the New York based website SPECIWOMAN and included in the article are many of her Oxbow project artworks. Follow Sendra on Instagram: @sendra.uebele
06/21/16
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| Read full article in Juxtapoz |
Alex Westfall was interviewed for the photography section of the online magazine Juxtapoz. Read the article Alex Westfall on the Merging of Truth and Illusion. See more of Alex's work.
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