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photo: Robert Parker

Check out Robert Parker’s photos from the 2nd Senior Exhibit at his Flickr page here:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/robotparker/sets/72157616753898289/

Pantone 278

Off to Chapel Hill for a few days!

Anyone know of any awesome Indian/Caribbean/Mexi Fusion cuisine ’round those parts?

by Nicholas Turner

Well, the first UTC Senior Exhibition for 2009 is in the books and I’ve uploaded a few pics of some of the work. Take a look here:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/robertstevensewell/sets/72157616548207333/show/

and you can check out Stephen Bush’s senior thesis online here:

http://stephenwyattbush.com/thesis/piece.html

The Flickr set includes works by BFA candidates:

Julie Burney, Stephen Bush, Jenny Cate, Shaina Dobosh, Sharon Farrelly, Alyssa Fryar, Tara Harris, Nick Lamkin, Michelle Oliver, Charlie Shepherd,  and Nicholas Turner.

Polymer 2009 - Thurs 3/26 @ the Hunter

You will be so sad if you miss this…

This is happening tomorrow night, Thursday 3/26 at the Hunter Museum. Brought to you by Phillip Lewis, Nandini Makrandi, Adam Trowbridge, and Jessica Westbrook.

Full info available here:

http://polymer2009.wordpress.com/

On A Clear Blue Day, You Can See Forever by Phillip Lewis

Hope you haven’t missed too many of the awesome AVA Art Speak series the past few months (talks by Mark Wood, Jessica Westbrook, Ron Buffington, etc..)..

The next one is coming up soon.. Here’s the scoop from AVA’s site:

ART SPEAK/ Time As Art: Cameras, Metronomes, and Fax Machines

Featured Speaker: Phillip Lewis, MFA

Although film and video are most commonly associated with time-based media, this discussion will survey works in sound, web, installation, photographic media, and sculpture to explore the potential and complexity of time concepts and cross-disciplinary approaches.

Wednesday, March 18 / 5:30-7:00PM

FREE + Open to the public

I’ll be there. Check out Phillip’s website.

There will be an  opening reception at the Cress Gallery on  Tuesday, February 10th at 5:30pm in room 356 in the FAC.  Add it to your calendars. Check out their websites.

http://www.jeredsprecher.com/

http://www.robnadeau.com/

BIN Exhibition by SEED

Tomorrow at 5:30 PM, artists who contribute to the local art collaborative SEED will be talking about the current exhibit up at AVA right now.

Check out the Facebook Event here:

http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/event.php?eid=45541650858

Or just stop by AVA tomorrow for the presentation. The gallery is at 30 Frazier Avenue  in North Chattanooga.

With a new semester just starting now, a reminder that you can keep up with all of the work from my classes (as well as Phillip’s and Jessica’s classes)  by checking here:

http://utcphotography.blogspot.com/

Also, check out from work from previous semesters on these Picasa pages:

UTC Photo – Fall 2008

UTC Photo – Spring 2008

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Chattanooga art collective SEED is currently presenting a collective experiment called BIN which includes work by Guerrilla Girls, Graffiti Research Lab, and Patrick Lichty of the Yes Men, among others.

A comprehensive resource on the exhibition, along with a full list of participants is available here:

http://seedbin.wordpress.com

and SEED’s website is here:

http://www.seed-2005.com/