April 7 - May 3

2008
Saint Mary's Projects
Exhibitions

Exhbition Openings
and Artist Talks
Boyden Gallery

SMP SHOW 1

Opening Reception: Monday April 7, 5-6pm
Artist Talks: Thursday April 10, 4-5:45pm
Show runs APRIL 7 – 12

SMP SHOW 2


Opening Reception: Monday April 14, 5-6pm
Artist Talks: Thursday April 17, 4-5:45pm
Show runs APRIL 14 – 19

SMP SHOW 3



Opening Reception: Monday April 21, 5-6pm
Artist Talks: Thursday April 24, 4-5:45pm
Show runs APRIL 21 – 26

SMP SHOW 4


Opening Reception: Monday April 28, 5-6pm
Artist Talks: Tuesday April 29, 2-4:30pm
-Including Art History SMP Presentations
Show runs APRIL 28 – May 3

Artist Talk: Amparo Caravajal-Hufschmid, printmaker

Amparo Caravajal-Hufschmid is a printmaker who’s artistic practice embraces chance and variety. She creates work that  emphasizes craft and individuality. She was born in Colombia and studied at the Universidad Javeriana in Bogota. She also attended SUNY Purchase and studied with Antonio Frascon (85-87) and the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston ( 99-00). Recent exhibitions of her work include: (2005-06) Museo de Arte Moderno - Bucaramanga, Colombia, Dartmouth College - Hopkins Center,NH., Brandeis University - Dritzer Gallery, Reeves Contemporary - NYC, Saint-Gaudens National Historic Site - Cornish, Koussevitzky Art Gallery - MA, Washington Art Association - Washington Depot,,CT.,  The Hood Museum of Art, NH. She is currently a visiting lecturer in Studio art at Dartmouth College.

Artist Talk: Eric Hufschmid, photographer

Eric Hufschmid is self taught in photography while attending the U. of Salamanca, Spain (1972). He returned to NY to study architecture at Pratt Institute in 1977.  He has been working with the platinum process for the past twelve years and has recently begun to explore papermaking in combination with traditional printmaking as well as digital imagery. His recent exhibitions include Museo de Arte Moderno in Bucaramanga, Colombia, Kossevitzky Gallery in Pittsfield, MA, Brandeis University, Dritzer Gallery in Waltham, MA, and St, Gaudens National Historic Site in Cornish, NH

Art Historian Talk: Joe Lucchesi

"Mirror in the Bathroom: Queer Identity in Art and Popular
Culture"

Boyden Galley Exhibition:
Juror's Talk and opening: Thursday, Feb 28, 4:30pm

ALL STUDENT JURIED SHOW
FEBRUARY 28- MARCH 28

Juror: George Ciscle

George Ciscle, Curator-in-Residence at the Maryland Institute College of Art. He is the founder of the George Ciscle Gallery (1985) in Baltimore, dedicated to promoting the work of young and emerging artists,  as well as the founder and director of  the Contemporary (1989-1996),  a museum known as the “un-museum” for its ways of connecting artists’ work with peoples everyday lives