Thursday March 22, 7pm Nevins Auditorium, Powell Campus Center
Daniel Brag Presents:
March 20, 2012Mark Your Calendars!
March 14, 2012
Daniel Brag Gives Public Lecture!
Material Lists!
February 27, 2012Click below to read the rest of the post to see the full list of required materials for each group. In addition to those lists, please replenish materials in your kits as they were for Fall semester.
While at home be on the look out for BOXES!
February 27, 2012
For your coLAB course, you will need to bring back one or more containers. Select something that is:
1. Rigid. It should be made of wood, plastic or similar materials. (no cardboard!)
2. Closes. It has an inside and an outside.
3. Can be altered, taken apart or adapted. Avoid something that you want to leave ‘as is’.
4. At least one foot long in one direction, but can be larger!
5. It should be interesting, unusual, or distinctive and something you LIKE.
6. It should NOT be new. This should be purchased at a thrift store or garage sale or found in your parents basement! Please do not purchase a new box at a craft store!
You will need this on the FIRST day of class! You may want to bring a couple so you have choices!
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PS. Check out http://www.greenecoservices.com/top-20-ways-to-reuse-old-suitcases/, a fabulous blog that shows the top 20 ways to reuse old suitcases!
Schedule for SPRING
February 26, 2012
Click to download the schedule for fuseLAb, coLAb, makeLAB and seeLAB.
New Group Roster!
February 26, 2012
In the spring you are broken down into 4 groups: A, B, C, and D. Click to download the new group roster for SPRING 2012. 2012_Group_Roster
This from Prof. Vadja!
February 25, 2012Group A:
Students should fill at a minimum, a one cubic foot box with objects from home. I use the word “home” in the most general sense. A place or an area that you associate with as being where you and your family are from. Objects from your house and the surrounding area. Half the objects can be things you care about and the other half you need to be willing to permanently alter or destroy. MAKE GOOD DECISIONS!
Please consider the following:
Appearance: Color, texture, shape, scale, form
Man made (symmetrical) or from nature (organic)
Seed pods, plants, fungi
Photos or printed material
Soft objects and hard objects
Make sure you have an extensive variety objects!
Artist Materials: charcoal, charcoal pencils, erasers, masking tape, drawing boards
Next WEEK: Amara Geffen and Darren Miller!
February 21, 2012
Next Wednesday at 9am, we will welcome visiting artists Amara Geffen and Darren Miller.
Both are faculty members at Alleghany College in Meadville, PA and Darren graduated from Alfred in 1995. Their talk is titled: Art/Life, and will talk about studio practice, activism, and collaboration. Click to learn a little more about our visitors. Read the rest of this entry »
Prof. Daniel Brag’s Project
February 21, 2012
Sculptures for one day.
There are many instruments, precise tools, proportions and angles to estimate and define spaces and to find out about there materials and ways of construction. However, I am interested in effect of space, of a place of transition. Read the rest of this entry »
fuseLAB Homework!
February 18, 2012
This just in from Stephanie and Lissy. Your homework: Color Dimensions… Read the rest of this entry »
