artLAB: An Exhibition Experiment

Date

Jan 14 2011 - Mar 27 2011
Expired!

During the Winter 2011 semester, the DeVos Art Museum is literally interpreting its mission statement of being a “learning laboratory” for NMU. During this time the back gallery of the museum will be divided into four smaller spaces with each “mini-space” programmed separately. Projects will include short-run exhibitions and special projects proposed and/or curated by faculty and students from the School of Art and Design.

Hourly Schedule

Gallery 1

January 14 – February 11
Tactile
Curated by the NMU student chapter of the Industrial Designers Society of America
February 18 – March 11
YouTube
Curated by Melissa Matuscak and Dylan Evans Weiler
March 11 – March 27
I Know What Art Is and I Know What It Isn’t
Curated by Sean Stimac

Gallery 2

January 14 – January 28
Non-Sequitur
Paintings by NMU student Rob Campbell
January 28 – February 11
N. Cecelia Kettunen
A selection of letters and restored paintings from the archive of N. Cecelia Kettunen/NMU permanent art collection
February 11 – February 28
Untitled
Curated by the NMU student chapter of AIGA, the professional association for design
February 28 – March 14
The Anatomy of a Cell: Whimsical Vision
Paintings by NMU student Carolyn Snyder

Gallery 3

January 14 – January 21
selections of student works from AD160: Physical Structures and Concepts
Curated by Kristine Granger
January 21 – February 4
Tableau
Selections of student works from AD417: Photography Seminar, curated by Christine Flavin
February 4 – February 11
Duality of Hope and Forsakenness
Works by NMU students Brady Nelson and Zach Hall
February 11 – February 18
Works
By NMU students James Nelson and Katie Ohlson
February 18 – February 25
Great Expectations…and Then Some
Works by NMU students Sig From, Patty Gagnon and Barbara Summersett
February 25 – March 11
selections of student work from AD467: Electronic Imaging: BFA Seminar
Curated by Stephan Larson
March 11 – March 18
Mixed-Media Installation
By NMU student Paul Goodrich
March 18 – March 27
Recent Works
By Reneé Kirchenwitz-Moore, curated by NMU student Christopher Moore