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| Autumn Space Presents Nicholas Cueva “Dolium Volvitur: Art Movements throughout history”
Opening Reception Saturday April 28, 2012 6-9pm Artist Discussion at 8pm
“Our tools and modes have changed, but the rudimentary behavior appears to be the same. A child with a crayon and a child on computer may draw the same things. The oldest sculptures known are of nude women, as are some of the most contemporary. We may tell ourselves that the reasons we make things now are different, but can we say they are only different insofar as the mode of language use and the tools are different? Isn’t the hardware still the same?
Nicholas Cueva received his MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. He lives and works in New York.
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The graduating students in the MA Visual and Critical Studies program present: Pro Neo Post (Thesis Exhibition) at Autumn Space
PRO NEO POST
Visual and Critical Studies MA Thesis Exhibition
Opening: April 6, 7pm to 10pm
Running: April 6 to 20, 2012
Autumn Space Gallery
1700 W. Irving Park Road, #207
Artists:
Jessica Bardsley
Chris Campe
Kelly Christian
Alana Dao
Kate Korroch
Liz Medoff
Elizabeth Nelson
Josh Rios
Gaby Scott
Annan Shehadi
Beverly Taylor
The Visual and Critical Studies program is designed for students interested in the scholarly and creative investigation of the production, dissemination, and impact of visual images, objects, experiences, and practices. With the visual as a starting point, students use multiple methods of critical investigation to study the interactions between visual phenomena and their historical, disciplinary, and social contexts.










