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All 10 of us curated our first family meal, titled "Stuffed Stuff." The meal consisted of one ingredient suggested by each of us, creating a smorgasbord of personal backgrounds.
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Our summers officially came to a close when we met in the CP space to disuccs our summer reading, "Conversation Pieces: Community and Conversation in Modern Art" by Grant Kester.
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In preparation for our first studio visits the CP team met in the Graduate Research Lab to get a crash course in how to use HD digital recording equipment and how to edit our 30minute conversations down to 5 minutes.
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Jeffrey Kent takes the time to meet with each of us for our first studio visits. We all had 30 minutes conversations with Jeffrey before editing them to 5 minutes and sharing them in class.
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Jeffrey Kent takes the time to meet with each of us for our first studio visits. We all had 30 minutes conversations with Jeffrey before editing them to 5 minutes and sharing them in class.
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Jeffrey Kent takes the time to meet with each of us for our first studio visits. We all had 30 minutes conversations with Jeffrey before editing them to 5 minutes and sharing them in class.
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Central Baltimore Partnership
Our Practicum class gets introduced to the Station North Arts and Entertainment District by Garland Thomas from the Central Baltimore Partnership through a walking tour, stopping for a photo op in Graffitti Alley. -
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The Walters Art Museum CP attends the Walters Art Museum's Annual Renee May Lecture this year was in honor of the 911 10th Anniversary, featuring poet and Director of the Haystack Mountain School of Crafts, Stuart Kestenbaum.
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Meeting with MICA's new Illustration Design MFA! Link to their facebook.
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Our class toured the beautiful Cylburn Arboretum today. Lots of trees. Potential partnership for thesis!
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Spent the day touring the Baker Artist aware recipient show. Had a tour of the BMA's library, print collection, and had a special seminar with Gary Kachadurian. Thanks to the curatorial team at the BMA
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Met the Social Design and Community Art programs at MICA Place to compare notes. Also we were lucky enough to be able to enjoy a presentation by Dan D'Oca and have a question/ answer session.
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Met with the team at and got a tour of lots of Downtown public spaces. A great group of people! Downtown Baltimore Partnership
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Had a great discussion with the Maryland State Arts Council. They are really a fantastic resource. We'll have to work with them in the future.
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Baker artist award came and talked about their grant proposal. We talked about the award winners at the BMA.
There is a plan to create a panel of curators to discuss the role of the curator. It is to be moderated and lead by our program.
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We enjoyed a great presentation today at the George Peabody Library. We talked about the organization obtained their collection of semi-rare books and how they preserve them. We also looked at the exhibition space just outside of the Library.
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The CP MICA crew meets with Coppin State as a potential partner.
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The CP groups meets with Morgan State University as a potential partner.
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CP tours Johns Hopkins University and meets with some of their undergrad art history students.
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CP tours the historic museum, library, and estate Evergreen House, now an affiliate of Johns Hopkins.
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CP tours Creative Alliance, a live work space for artists, gallery, performance space, bar and lounge in Highlandtown. Also, a potential thesis partner.
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CP tours the The Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History and Culture and gets a curator's tour of the exhibtion Material Girls.
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CP visits the American Visionary Art Museum with our writing class and met director Rebecca Hoffberger.
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CP was visited by Joanne Rizzi, one of the curators for the traveling exhibition called Race, currently at the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History.
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CP hits DC, making stops at the WPA, and the National Academy of Science, ending the day with NAS's art and science symposium, DASER
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The CP group visits the educational, work, and exhibition space called School 33
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CP visits the National Museum of ther American Inidan and meets with curator Paul Chaat Smith.
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CP heads to the Jewish Museum of Maryland visiting their exhibition and historic spaces.
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CP attends a seminar at the Walters Art Museum called Art History and Neuroscience: The Challenge for the Humanities by David Freedberg.
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Time to get down to business. The CP 10 locked themselves in our studio space on a single mission--develop a practium exhibition idea. Mission accomplished after approximately 5 hours.
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Hold on honeybadgers! Secrets will be revealed!
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CP takes a roadtrip to New York City, getting a sneak peek of the Maurizio Cattelan exhibtion at the Guggenheim
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CP and the graduate survey Art History class takes a gallery tour of Chelsea, seeing art by Lisa Yuskavage, Walton Ford, and Nicola Tyson just to name a few.
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On the last day of our NYC trip we traveled to Brooklyn, starting the day off with a studio visit with MICA graduate, Kamrooz Aram.
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After our studio visit, the CP group attended the Open House at the International Studio and Curatorial Program. We met artists, curators, and particpated in a performance art piece.
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Writing professor with John Lewis brough curator and author Brenda Richardson into class for a priceless discussion.
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What is a curator? What does a curator do? Who is a curator? What boundaries must a curator abide by? All of these questions and more are addressed in these series of discussions with various curators.
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Mobtown Modern hosts Grand Valley State University New Music Ensemble.
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The Whitney's Sarah Hromack visits CP to discuss how technology affects the role of the curator today.
