The first thesis exhibition for Mason Gross’ visual arts class of 2012.

March 22 to April 12

Opening Reception March 29 from 5 – 8PM

Exhibiting artists are:

Max Churak, Julia Colicchio, Kylie Coughlan, Michael Cunningham, John Dimarco, Erin Donnelly, Aliza Enker, Sara English, Kevin Horton, Christine Huang, Jenny Hui, Cheol Jung, Morgan Kazanjian, Katheryn Kelly, Samantha Knierim, Teresa Ku, Jorge Lindo, C.H. Liptrot, Jacob Mandel, Raychal Martinelli, Nicole Mauro, Cormac McCarthy, Charlie Mott, Shannon O’Connell, Rachel Off, Ryan Rusinski, Lauren Schmitt, Jared Schwartz, Ethan Sherman, Ted Seldon, Kumiko Taura, Tracy Trotta, Brittany Zeller

Mason Gross School of the Arts,

Civic Square Building

33 Livingston Avenue

Gallery Hours:

M,T,Th,F 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM, W 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM, Sat 12:00 PM – 4:00 PM

Applications are now being accepted for the Newark Museum Summer Internship Program.

This program is designed to provide interns with an overview of the museum industry at large and the Newark Museum specifically, as well as the museum’s partnership with the City of Newark.

The program will take place over eight weeks in the summer of 2012 beginning on June 18 and concluding on August 10.

Applications are due on or before April 2, 2012

The beta is currently available for iPod Touch, iPhone, and iPad users only. Check back later this year for an Android beta.

https://rumobile.rutgers.edu/beta/

In the project space this week, check out and bid on some cool artwork to support BFA Thesis I! Get it while it’s still cheap!

Data Driven Graphics:

A Workshop by Mahi M. Yavuz

casualdata.com

Saturday February 25

12:30 – 5:30pm

CSB 224

FREE PIZZA

For further inquiries please write to:

atif.akin@rutgers.edu

GREAT ARTIST!

KEREN CYTTER!
speaking!

wed. evening 6:30pm Feb.22
CSB 110/117

Come check it out! This Friday, February 10th

CSB room 110/117 at 12:30

See you there

Hi everybody! A new club, The Animation Club, meets every Friday at 4:30 in the Mason Gross 3rd floor lounge. We’ll be studying draftsmanship, movement, and composition. This will be a good place to talk to fellow students about animation as well as build skills. Studying how people move can also help improve the gesture and naturalism of any drawings you do, even if they’re not moving, and overall make you a better artist. Hope to see you there!

Meeting every Sunday at 5:15PM in the Douglas Campus Center meeting room A.

Current Topics of Interest:

• Free monthly Mason Gross bus to NYC
• December 13th Mason Gross Winter Formal
• Mason Gross Interdisciplinary Show

Question and comments please email mgstudentgov@gmail.com or talk to Katie Hector to find out how you can help.