Blog Post by Henry Pettit Selected Works by Andres Serrano Select works of the acclaimed photographer, Andres Serrano, are currently on exhibit in a small art museum aptly called, “The School” in Kinderhook, New York. The former high school has long, spacious halls and a remodeled gymnasium, providing an ideal location to showcase Serrano’s…
Blog Post by Alanna Yanneck Phantom Bodies Exhibit The Phantom Bodies exhibit at Saint Rose’s Esther Massry Gallery is a collection of 65 photographs taken by Tanya Marcuse. These photographs are split into two projects, titled Undergarments and Armor and Wax Bodies. I decided to focus more on the Wax Bodies prints, finding their…
Blog Post by Emily Lamb Future Perfect: Picturing the Anthropocene When I visited UAlbany’s Future Perfect exhibition I was immediately drawn toward Tommy Hartung’s work. His film The Bible took up an entire wall. I sat in front of the wall, mesmerized by the dramatic colors and the constant melting, breathing and whirling of figures…
Blog post by Katielynn Canavan Lee Bontecou’s Untitled, 1966 Lee Bontecou’s piece known as Untitled was created in 1966 to represent emotion and space exploration. This piece is made of paint, fiberglass and leather on a metal framework of an old bed frame. Black velvet is laid across the canvas back to portray an atmosphere of…
Blog post by Michael Hotchkiss Ion Codrescu: Hagia Painting The building in which the Mandeville Gallery is housed, the Nott Memorial which sits in the center of the Union College campus, is in and of itself a piece worth walking about. Much like the Guggenheim, the Nott is hollow in its center and opens to…
Blog post by Alyssa Gullotto Wave Cathedral, 2015 (Installation view) by Clifford Ross, Computer-generated video on 2 LED screens, photo by Arthur Evans While exploring Clifford Ross’ exhibition at Mass MoCA titled “Landscape Seen & Imagined,” there was one piece in particular that stopped me in my tracks. Drawn in by a bright, shifting field…
Pictures from the Field Trip to MassMoCa and The Clark on 11/4/15
Blog Post by Michael Hotchkiss It was my first time to MASS MoCA this past weekend and prior to it I wasn’t even aware that the place existed. An hour on the road seems a small price to pay when walking through the innermost galleries. For those of you that don’t know, the buildings in…
Blog post by Thaddeus Sipe When told to think of a chair, there are endless images that can come to mind. Perhaps we do not even think of a specific chair, but a culmination of aspects of chairs we know to be true. Perhaps we think of a comfy arm chair with cushions so plump…