Low Residency Visual Studies Winter Residency!!

January 03, 2020

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The Low-Residency MFA in Visual Studies Winter Intensive is coming up January 6-10, 2020

Joins us for:

Student Thesis Presentations, Tuesday January 7, from 1:30 - 8:30pm

This winter nine LRVS MFA Candidates will present their Thesis Proposals. Presenting students are: Patrick Durka, Robert Fields, Melissa Gueiros, Natalie Laswell, Sydney Leja, Kalaija Mallery, Joseph Rodriguez, Raychel Rogers, & Jeffrey Rosenthal. All presentations are free and open to the public.

Visiting Artist Lecture with James McAnally, Thursday January 9, from 6-7:30pm

Visiting Critic James McAnally will present a lecture on the concept of "strategic criticism" in times of social and institutional crises. Drawing from his role as the co-founder and editor of Temporary Art Review and Director of The Luminary, the lecture poses a position for art criticism to help reimagine the structural concerns of art and its formational institutions in the present.

Also

MA Critical Studies Student to Moderate Panel at PICA

Be sure to see MA Critical Studies Student, Jason Le, moderate Andrew Tay and Stephen Thompson's discussion of their performance, Make Banana Cry!

Lecture Series: Christopher Ian Foster + Carmen P. Thompson

The Hallie Ford School of Graduate Studies is happy to present a panel discussion with scholars Christopher Ian Foster + Carmen P. Thompson!

2023 National Portfolio Day Hosted at PNCA

Launch your future in art and design! Visit with counselors, admissions team members, and faculty from art and design schools for a portfolio review before applying to colleges or universities.

The Evolving Hand: A Panel Conversation

Join PNCA's MFA Applied Craft + Design Chair Sara Huston, faculty member and mentor Abbie Miller and artist and craftswoman Annica Cuppetelli in conversation as they delve into their individual use of both hand work and machine techniques, and share their research on the various layers of production and information that are intertwined with objects, processes, and materials, as well as their need to evolve, adapt, and establish craft in relationship to making and industry. The event will be at GMA Architects, where Miller’s ongoing exhibition serves as a backdrop for the talk.

October 30 @ 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm PDT

GMA Architects Office building, 240 N Broadway, Unit 203 Portland, OR 97227

This event is part of Portland Textile Month

PNCA Graduate Symposium: Art + Social Consciousness

PNCA welcomes the Portland community to participate in this year’s Graduate Symposium with keynote speakers featuring: Nina Elder + vanessa german!