Nov.-Dec. 2011 - Maryland Institute College of Art

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NEWS COMMUNITY AND SOCIAL ENGAGEMENT MICA Heroes in Service 8 Students Design Mobile Farmers Market 11 Designing Fruitful Solutions for Baltimore Corner Stores 23 INNOVATION One-of-a-Kind Information Visualization Program 12 MICA Welcomes Record-Breaking Freshman Class 13 New Grad Programs Propel Smart Artists, Designers 13 MICA Welcomes New and Potential Gates Millennium Scholars 15 A Week in the Life of a MICA Graduate Student 16 Illustration Roundup 25 New Faculty Faces 44 GLOBAL Trustee Produces Special on First Lady Michelle Obama 18 MILE Program Crosses Borders 20 Artwork Made Abroad: Irish Delight 21 Artwork Made Abroad: A Search for Soda 28 CONNECTIONS MICA Acquires Historic Globe Poster Collection 4 Declarations of Independence 26 New Publications by MICA Alumni and Faculty 30 Shop MICA 34 ALUMNI Geographic Spotlight: Southern California 22 Alumnus Turns Daily Life Into Art Through Comics 24 Alumni Office Abuzz 29 Alumnus Brings Art to Baltimore’s Miracle on 34th Street 32 (this page) An installation of Dandelion Creatures by Payton Cosell Turner and Brian Kaspr in the colorway, Out of the Jungle, one of two hand-drawn, hand-printed wallpapers featured in The New York Times. (Story, page 34) (cover) Cait Byrnes during Artscape 2010 (Photo by Daniel Bedell). Byrnes coordinated the parades for the summer event. (Story, page 8)
EVENTS & EXHIBITIONS November Through 11/9 Frédérique Morrel and Aaron Levin: Fall/Fail 38 Through 12/18 Student and Departmental Exhibitions 42 Through 11/13 Regina DeLuise: Photographs From the Field 38 Through 11/20 Juried Undergraduate Exhibition 38 11/2 Lecture: Neil B. Chambers 40 11/4-11/13 Master of Arts in Teaching Exhibition 38 11/7 Design Double Feature: Book Launch 43 11/9 Lecture: Kelly Dobson 40 11/12-11/30 Sight.Sound [interaction] 38 11/13 Graduate Open House 45 11/16 Lecture: Adelina Vlas 40 11/18-12/18 Youngmi Song Organ Solo Show 39 11/28 Lecture: Joyce J. Scott 41 11/28 School for Professional and Continuing Studies Open House 41 11/28 Lecture: Paul Chaat Smith 41 December 12/1-12/18 Sabbatical Exhibition 38 12/1-3/11 The Common Object 36 12/2 Master of Professional Studies (MPS) Open House 45 12/4 National Portfolio Day 45 12/7-12/10 MICA Art Market 33 MICA Venues Main Building 1300 W. Mount Royal Ave. Brown Center 1301 W. Mount Royal Ave. Fox Building 1303 W. Mount Royal Ave. Bunting Center 1401 W. Mount Royal Ave. The Gateway 1601 W. Mount Royal Ave. Dolphin Building 100 Dolphin St. Jewelry Center at Meadow Mill 3600 Clipper Mill Road Mount Royal Station 1400 Cathedral St. Studio Center 131 W. North Ave. MICA PLACE 814 N. Collington Ave. MICA Gallery Hours Monday through Saturday, 10 am–5 pm Sunday, noon–5 pm Closed major holidays MICA PLACE Hours By appointment; contact Kristy Taylor at 410.225.2254 or ktaylor03@mica.edu Although every effort is made to ensure the completeness and accuracy of event listings, event plans do sometimes change. We suggest you confirm event details by checking MICA’s website at www.mica.edu, where you will also find driving directions and a campus map. For more information, please call 410-225-2300. To request disability accommodations, call 410-225-2416 or email events@mica.edu. Events and exhibitions are free and open to the public, unless otherwise noted. To submit story ideas or comments, email news@mica.edu. Editors: Jessica Weglein, Libby Zay, Lorri Angelloz Contributing Editors: Tamara Holmes, Simona Meynekhdrun, Jazmin Tanner Designer: Mike Weikert ’05 Twitter: @mica_news facebook.com/mica.edu YouTube: MICAmultimedia Flickr: MICAmultimedia Thank you for your support of MICA and its programs! MICA’s exhibitions and public programs receive generous support from the Robert and Jane Meyerhoff Special Programs Endowment; the Amalie Rothschild ’34 Residency Program Endowment; The Rouse Company Endowment; the Richard Kalter Endowment; the Wm. O. Steinmetz ’50 Designer in Residence Endowment; the Rosetta, Samson, and Sadie B. Feldman Endowment; the Maryland State Arts Council, an agency dedicated to cultivating a vibrant cultural community where the arts thrive; and the generous contributors to MICA’s Annual Fund. BBOX—Betty • Bill • Black Box—is named for Betty Cooke ’46 and Bill Steinmetz ’50. © 2011 Maryland Institute College of Art President: Fred Lazarus IV Vice President of Advancement: Michael Franco, EdD Associate Vice President of Institutional Communications: Cedric Mobley
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Page 7 and 8: Making History /Making Art: MICA wa
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Page 11 and 12: Students Design Mobile Farmers Mark
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