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QUANTUM ENTANGLEMENT
An exhibition of nature, science, philosophy, art history plus found objects and words by Robert B. Park.
September 15- November 4, 2017
(SCENE) Metrospace and the MSU Department of Art, Art History, and Design are excited to announce the opening of Quantum Entanglement featuring the work of Robert B. Park of Bath, Michigan. Park received his BFA in 1969 from Michigan State University, after completing his degree he returned in the early 70’s to obtain a teaching certification. Park’s work has been extensively shown regionally and nationally. His work is held in private collections through the United States and abroad. Throughout his career, his work has been the recipient of awards from exhibitions nationwide. This exhibition is the result of decades of making.
During Exhibitions (SCENE) Metrospace maintains the following hours and is free and open to the public with the exception of some special programming:
Thursday 3-7PM
Friday 1-7PM
Saturday 12-5PM
Sunday 12-5PM
Our next exhibition at the MSU Union Art Gallery, Grand River, a solo exhibition featuring the work of Jeffery Evergreen. Evergreen recieved his MFA in Print Media from Cranbrook in 2014 and BFA from Michigan State University in 2004 with a concentration in Painting & Sculpture.
The circulation, remediation, and recombination of images is the current focus of Evergreen’s arts practice. He uses a combination of digital and print processes to deconstruct contemporary images and draw attention to the materials and processes used and invite viewers to reconsider their personal relationship with images, technology, and mass media. But rather than offering some ideologically over-simplified answer, he prefers that larger questions about meaning and cultural value persist, coming to the fore to initiate conversations in which a more broad and balanced understanding may be achieved.
Gallery 114
Gallery 101
Join the Department of Art, Art History, and Design in celebrating the BFA Studio Art Solo Exhibitions in the Kresge Art Center Galleries. These exhibitions rotate on a weekly basis and feature the work of students in their last semester of study.
The ceramics, paintings, and drawing installations of Peruvian artist Kukuli Velarde are inspired by pre-Colombian figures and reveal folk tradition, evoke histories of ornament and craft, and disrupt aesthetic hierarchies. Velarde’s work references the struggles of indigenous populations as a result of European colonization. Velarde has been awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship and a Pollock Krasner Grant.
Blind and sighted guests are invited to enjoy “Sense of Self”, an accessible art event. Enjoy this interactive exhibition that brings together literature and art students and features tangible art work inspired by literary works that focus on multi-sensory experiences. All guests are encouraged to use their hands and eyes to experience the art!
Join the Department of Art, Art History, and Design in celebrating the BFA Studio Art Solo Exhibitions in the Kresge Art Center Galleries. These exhibitions rotate on a weekly basis and feature the work of students in their last semester of study.
Join the Department of Art, Art History, and Design in celebrating the BFA Studio Art Solo Exhibitions in the Kresge Art Center Galleries. These exhibitions rotate on a weekly basis and feature the work of students in their last semester of study.
Gallery 114