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faculty news Prof. Tim Harney had an exhibit of his collages and paintings from his series The View from Andrew’s Room on display at the George Marshall Store Gallery, York, ME. Montserrat alumnus and Illustration Instructor Nate Walker created a live painting of Curious George during a broadcast of WGBH’s on-air fundraiser in May. Photos by Prof. Gabrielle Keller were part of the international exhibition Animalia at the Center of Fine Art Photography in Collins, CO in May and June. Assoc. Prof. Meredith Morten participated in a residency at the Watershed Center for the Ceramic Arts in Newcastle, ME in August. She was awarded a residency at the Vermont Studio Center in Johnson, VT for January 2011. Morten worked at the International Ceramics Studio in Hungary as a Fulbright Scholar in 2009. She continues work on her series in clay, Terrain, inspired by the Great Hungarian Plain. 10 Tim Harney, Table Gabrielle Keller, show bird #2 Her work will be exhibited at Asst. Prof. John Colan’s Gallery, Hallspace, in Dorchester in March/April 2011. Marilu Swett, Under My Skin Assistant Sculpture Prof. Marilu Swett’s works were in a solo exhibition at Boston Sculptors Gallery, Harrison Avenue, Casting Off: Drawings in 2D and 3D, in September. In addition, she is in a group exhibition at Curry College in Milton, Seeing Science: Where Art and Science Meet, and at Allandale Farm in Brookline, Agriculture encounters Sculpture, will be on exhibit from Sept. 2 – Oct. 21. In the spring, Swett’s work will be featured in ALCHEMY: Art + Science at the Traina Center for the Arts, Clark University, Worcester, Feb. 15 – April 11. Art work by Prof. Barbara Moody is included in the book Acrylic Innovation: Styles and Techniques Featuring 64 Visionary Artists by Nancy Reyner, Northlight Books. Two full pages reproduce images of Moody’s work and describe her painting process. Prof. Rob Roy, chair of the Drawing and Painting Department, was awarded first Prize for his Monotype/Monoprint exhibition at the Fitchburg Art Museum. Juror Joann Moser, Senior Curator of Graphic Arts at the Smithsonian American Art Museum, recognized Roy’s Witness #37 for its quality as a print that pushes the definition of monotype and for its social content. Monotype/Monoprint is on view through January 2, 2011. His work is also included in thINK at the Belmont Art Gallery in Belmont, Oct. 15 – Nov. 19. The exhibition thINK was organized by the Boston Printmakers and will travel through 2012. Rose Olson, Last Yellow at Twilight Prof. Rose Olson was honored with the Cornelia Endowed Faculty Development Award at Commencement in May. She will use the funds to construct a special light module to simulate daylight in the gallery that shows her upcoming exhibition of new work. Liberal Arts Instructor Dawn Paul, whose fictional memoir The Country of Loneliness was published in 2009 to great reviews, will be a panelist at the Associated Writing Programs (AWP) Conference in Washington, DC in February 2011. Paul will focus on her third novel during a residency at The Vermont Studio Center in January 2011. Prof. Judith Brassard Brown is part of ArtRocks, an initiative at Logan Airport to support local artists and enhance public art. Sponsored by the UrbanArts Institute at MassArt, the project transforms rocking chairs into functional public art. One of 19 artists chosen from more than 70 applicants, her theme, Somewhere Between, evokes the Italian landscape. Asst. Prof. Erin Dionne, author of two popular young adult books was interviewed on the show Boston Life on radio station Magic 106.7. Dionne’s books include Models Don’t Eat Chocolate Cookies (Dial Books, 2009) and The Total Tragedy of a Girl Named Hamlet (Dial, 2010).
Diane Ayott, Floater Prof. Diane Ayott, (Drawing and Painting and Art Education) was one of four artists in the mixed media exhibition Pattern and Repetition at the Trustman Art Gallery at Simmons College, Boston, during September. Judith Brassard Brown, By the Book #9 The Kingston Gallery at 450 Harrison Avenue, Boston featured the work of Montserrat faculty members Judith Brassard Brown, Barbara Moody, Rose Olson and Mary Bucci McCoy in September. Barbara Moody will be in the invitational show Dialogue in January 2011. Liberal Arts faculty Caroline Kerr had two articles published: Flannery O’Connor Review "Flannery O’Connor in Joyce Carol Oates' ‘The Bingo Master" and one in Christianity and Literature “Stomaching the Truth: Getting to the Roots of Nausea in Jean Paul Sartre and Flannery O’Connor." She received her MFA in Creative Writing from Goddard College in June. Asst. Prof. Sarah Smith has work in the show Pulling from History: Letterpress at the Print Center in Philadelphia through Nov. 20. Barbara Moody, Getting There Prof. Barbara Moody will also have a solo exhibition at Albright Gallery in Concord in March 2011. Mary Bucci McCoy, At Once Mary Bucci McCoy: New Paintings, curated by James Montford, gallery director, was on exhibit Sept. 9 – 30 at the Hall Space Gallery at Rhode Island College. She is also in the exhibit, Papyrus, with Susan Belle, Edda Hansen and Mathilde Roussel-Giroudy at the AG Gallery, Williamsburg, Brooklyn, NY which runs from Sept. 17 – Nov. 21. Asst. Prof. Caroline Bagenal, Instructor Julia Shepley along with Asst. Sculpture Prof. Marilu Swett participated in the exhibition On/ Of/Like/About Paper at the Boston Sculptors Gallery on Harrison Avenue in Boston in July. Their work will appear together again at the Boston Sculptors Gallery from Oct. 6 – Nov. 7. Boston Globe reporter Cate McQuaid wrote a favorable review of the exhibition, describing Bagenal’s work Cut Tree Rings as “elegantly poised” and Shepley’s mixed media drawings as possessing "delicate intimacy." Caroline’s work at the Boston Sculptor’s Gallery exhibit was also favorably noted by writer Taryn Plumb in the September/October issue of Artscope Magazine. faculty news Masako Kamiya, Trace Assoc. Prof. Masako Kamiya received a 2010 Massachusetts Cultural Council Artist Fellowship. The grants provide support to artists across a range of disciplines, recognize exceptional work and promote further development of their talents. Kamiya had two solo shows last spring at The Danforth Museum and Gallery Naga. Writing Center Director Colleen Michaels’ poem The Second Poem Speaks is part of the art and poetry exhibition Saints and Sinners at the Durrell Theatre in Cambridge. Anna Hepler: Intricate Universe catalog designed by Asst. Prof John Colan Gallery Director Leonie Bradbury was awarded a grant from the New England Foundation for the Arts to attend ArtBasel: Miami Beach, 2010. In May she became the New England representative of the Association of Academic Museums and Galleries Board of Directors. The exhibition catalog for a show Bradbury curated, Anna Hepler: Intricate Universe, in the Montserrat Gallery in 2009, was honored with first place for exhibition catalogues by the New England Museum Association Publication Awards. The catalog was designed by Asst. Prof. John Colan. 11
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