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Adelphi Art Now
Images and Ideas from the Art Department at Adelphi
Adelphi student, Barbara Rocco’s recent work, done with the assistance of another Adelphi MA student Stephen Melnick. Great job Barbara!
ONE MILLION BONES will be taking place in front of the Performing Arts Center (PAC) this Wednesday, April 24th 3:30- 5:30 PM! Please join in laying the bones made by the Adelphi community. These bones will be part of a final exhibition on the National Mall in Washington DC!
The UG Art Education Program is hosting it’s 2nd bone making event and invites you to participate in a collaborative artmaking installation for a social cause! For every bone made, $1 will be donated to direct service and advocacy organizations.
WHEN: Tuesday, April 9, 9am to 3pm
WHERE: Ceramics Studio, Klapper Hall
One Million Bones http://onemillionbones.squarespace.com/the-project/ is a collaborative art installation designed to recognize the millions of victims and survivors who have been killed or displaced by ongoing genocides and humanitarian crises in Sudan, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Somalia and Burma. The mission is to create a visible movement that will increase global awareness of these crises while raising the critical funds needed to protect and aid displaced and vulnerable survivors. For more information, contact Cindy Maguire cmaguire@adelphi.edu.
Student works in progress in Professor Maloney’s Drawing III & Painting classes!
(Top left to bottom right: Katie, Talon, Julianna, Christie, Jaclyn)
Picasso With Revolver
Andre Villers met Pablo Picasso in 1953 in Vallauris, France. After Picasso gave Villers his first camera, they began a lifelong friendship and artistic collaboration. Together they experimented with Cubism in photography, proving that the movement need not be confined to painting and drawing.
Pictured is Villiers’s photograph, Picasso with revolver and hat of Gary Cooper, Cannes (1958).
