Modern Cabinet of Curiosities

The work and website of British artist Keith Tyson. 

Keith Tyson was the winner of the 2002 Turner Prize. "His work is concerned with an interest in generative systems, and an embrace of the complexity and interconnectedness of existence. Philosophical problems such as the nature of causality, the roles of probability and design in human experience, and the limits and possibilities of human knowledge, animate much of his work. Tyson works in a wide range of media, including painting, drawing and installation."

JOURNALS

People of the Elements - Your journals and sketchbooks have been reviewed and await your retrieval. They are located under the 'bench' as soon as you enter the faculty lounge in Foundation. (The room with the photocopier). There is a pink paper with my name and arrows to point the way. Best wishes in this finals time and see you next week.

Knitting Circle

If you knit and would like to share your knitting know-how, please join us in Introduction to Fiber, Wednesday December 15th from 6-8pm in Room 206 in the Station Building. (Second floor, and to the right when you come up the stairs.)

Bring your knitting needles and yarn. If you would like to teach some of the intro students, please come at 5:30, so all the 'teachers' can check in.

Questions? Email Valeska

In between before and after SHOW

IN BETWEEN BEFORE AND AFTER

An exhibition of work created in Sarah Doherty’s I.S. class, Installations

Opening Reception: Friday, December 10^th

7pm – 9pm

Area 405

405 East Oliver Street

Baltimore, MD 21218

Competitive Scholarships

Competitive scholarship applications are available at:

www.mica.edu/competitivescholarships

Info sessions will be held on:

Wednesday, December 8, 2010 7-8pm Meyerhoff House Private Dining Room

Wednesday, January 19th, 2011 7-8pm, Meyerhoff House Private Dining Room

Applications are due on Tuesday, February 1st, 2011 

No late applications will be accepted.

Super Blog

Dana's post made me think of Artsauce, a blog I came across recently, featuring very current work including:

Benjamin Edminston

Matt Stone

Nick Mann

Pepa Prieto

Pepa Prieto uses bold color and geometric shapes in his beautiful mixed media pieces. He typically works very large. He has worked for many companies, such as MTV, to create designs and logos. His sculptures are fun as well.

Here is his website:

http://pepaprieto.com/

Dana Holgerson