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September
1 - October 2
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Artists
Reception: Sat. September. 18th, 1 - 4p.m.
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"Spirit
Passages: The Collaborative Works of Trudy Solin & Renee Iacone"
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"The
New Year's Eve Project" |
| Featuring the sculptures of
two New Jersey artists who have been working collaboratively for the
past five years. Sharing a vision that makes their work truly unique,
the two utilize scarp materials to explore themes of the spiritual
warrior and the magical power of the mask. |
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A sample of the 16 year project
by New York City photographer Jill Waterman. "The New Year's
Eve Project" documents New Year's Eve clebrations from around
the world an captures "intimate narratives about ordinary people
instilled with the spirit of an extraordinary night." |
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October
6 - November 6
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Artists
Reception: Sat. October 9th, 1 - 4p.m.
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"Figuratively
Speaking "
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"Photographs
from the Corbitt Studio" |
| A group show
exploring the use of the figure in contemporary art. Teh exhibition
will look at a variety of media and styles and the diversity of the
work will demonstrate how different artists interpret a common theme. |
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An historic photographic exhibition
provided by one of Bridgeport's oldest photo studios. Established
in 1906, the Corbitt Studio has documented the ups and downs of the
City of Bridgeport for nearly a century. |
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November
10
- December 6
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Artists
Reception: Sat. November 13th, 1 - 4p.m.
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"The
Museum of Contemporary Impressionism"
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"Collections"
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| A sampling from
the collection of the Museum of Contemporary Impressionism, a project
devoted to the exhibition, collection and preservation of the work
of contemporary impressionists. |
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Featuring
artwork from the private collections of faculty, administration and
staff of the University of Bridgeport. This is a unique opportunity
for the UB community to share with students, co-workers and friends
and show off their won appreciation of art. |
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January
26 - February 26
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Artists
Reception: Sat. February 5th, 1 - 4p.m.
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"The
Millenium Time Capsule"
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| A visual time
capsule designed to look to the future in a unique manner. This exhibition
will be imagined for an audience in 3000 A.D. and will seek to relate
something about who we are and what we're about as a society, through
the visual language of art. Produced in collaboration with the Women's
Caucus for Art and selected by distinguished juror Harry Philbrick,
Director of the Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art. |
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March
1 - April 8
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Artists
Reception: Sat. March 4th, 1 - 4p.m.
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"Contemporary
Visions 2000"
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"Children's
Art from India" |
| This year's installment of
our annual national juried exhibition of contemporary art featuring
exciting artwork and progressive trends in contemporary art. This
year's distinguished juror is internationally renowned sculptor Ursula
Von Rydingsvard. |
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The second such show in the gallery
by children from around the world, this year's show will feature the
work of children from India. |
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April
12 - May 13
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Artists
Reception: Sat. April 15th, 1 - 4p.m.
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"Fantastic
Journey: The Photographic Work of Joachim Knill"
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"Integrated
Media Art Student Annual" |
| Featuring the one-of-a-kind
polaroid photographs of Massachussetts artist Joachim Knill. Depicting
macro still-lifes and surreal landscapes using fruit, plants, vegetables,
flowers and other materials found in nature, these images offer a
colorful and whimsical look at the world we live in. |
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Featuring the
work of students from the Integrated Media Art Program, an innovative
program designed to mesh ideas of traditional art production with
computer technology. |
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