![]() FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: June 18, 2009 For information about the Department of Art and Art History at the University
of Texas at Austin,
Half and HalfA summer exhibition in two parts, featuring a collaboration between past and present graduate students from the Department of Art and Art History at the University of Texas at Austin.
The Creative Research Laboratory introduces a summer adventure starring: a coked-up vacuum cleaner, a severed beached whale, a bevy of romance novels, and the surging waters of Niagara Falls. It’s Half & Half, the love child of the artists and art historians of the Department of Art and Art History. The artwork from fifteen graduate students is split into two exhibitions curated by art and art history graduates. Each exhibition runs for two weeks, with the first opening on July 25th, and the second opening on August 15th. This set of exhibitions marks the eighth consecutive year of collaboration among the Department of Art and Art History graduate students on a summer exhibition at the CRL. This select group of works represents a wide range of media including painting, sculpture, photography, large-scale works on paper, and video. Part OneJuly 25 - August 8, 2009Opening Reception: July 25, 6-9 PMFeatured artists include Kate Abercrombie, Sonya Berg, Sam Dahl, Scott Eastwood, Santiago Forero, Robert Melton, Marya Spont, and Jeff Stanley. Curated by Kara Carmack, Ariel Evans, Bonnie Gammill, and Lauren Hanson. Opening reception will feature a live interactive performance by guest artist, Jennifer Remenchik. Part TwoAugust 15 - August 29, 2009Opening Reception: August 15, 6-9 PMFeatured artists are Kristina Felix, Bethany Johnson, Teruko Nimura, Alejandro Sanchez, Tim Schmidt, Christina Weisner, and Richard Yanas. Curated by Kara Carmack, Ariel Evans, Bonnie Gammill, and Lauren Hanson. The Creative Research Laboratory (CRL) presents a year-round schedule of exhibitions, featuring work by students and faculty at The University of Texas at Austin. The CRL is located in East Austin at 2832 East Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard, inside Flatbed World Headquarters. There is ample free parking and bus service available on Capitol Metro's Route 18. The activities of the Department of Art and Art History and the Creative Research Laboratory are free and open to the public. Jade Walker
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