Heidi Cho Gallery - Current Exhibition

"THIS TIME NEXT YEAR"

The exhibition dates were on February 3, 2005 through
February 26, 2005

An exhibition featuring selected works from the fine arts graduate program at Parsons School of Design

Twelve graduate students from the MFA program at the Parsons School of Design will be on hand to exhibit their work

Organizing a show with a new generation of artists, about to come of age, seeking fresh eyes to redefine art was the intent of this curator.

I look to these graduate students to synthesize art historical references and imbue them with contemporary perspective.

I see a blurring of the lines between the disciplines. This is exemplified in the current show. A large red painting on wood sensuously slants across the floor questioning its own identity.

The twelve artists provide an example of cultural and ethnic diversity which adds dimension to their work. One is Cuban-American, one is a Jordanian, one is a Mormon from Utah, one, and one is from Sweden.

Parson’s School of Design was chosen because I consider it to be one of the finest MFA programs in the city. Don Porcaro, the chairman of the program says:

“One of the most exciting things about working with graduate students is the fact that they are at the beginning of their career. Their entire future lies in front of them, rife with endless possibilities”.

The artists are as follows:

Rosi Hayes

Simon Foreman

Denise Walker

Faten Kanaan

Malin Nilsson

Jessica Cannon

Natalia Zubko

Caridad Sola

Kate Reid

Jen Waters

Saraleah

Fordyce

Shanan Kurtz.

For further information: Please contact Marilyn Rosenberg




	Denise Walker Untitled mixed media,size varied Faten Kanaan Untitled Jen Waters Liminal Pig Acrylic on paper 30" x 22" Jessica Cannon Moving Boxes Mixed Media size varied Kate Reid Untitled clay, wax, string 72" x 63" x 3" Malin Nilsson Untitled paint on canvas 9' x 6" Natalia Zubko Concave-Convex Cut drinking straws 6"x6"x9" Each component Simon Foreman Redwedge Paint on wallboard 7.5' x 7.5'	"THIS TIME NEXT YEAR" The exhibition dates were on February 3, 2005 through February 26, 2005 An exhibition featuring selected works from the fine arts graduate program at Parsons School of Design Twelve graduate students from the MFA program at the Parsons School of Design will be on hand to exhibit their work Organizing a show with a new generation of artists, about to come of age, seeking fresh eyes to redefine art was the intent of this curator. I look to these graduate students to synthesize art historical references and imbue them with contemporary perspective. I see a blurring of the lines between the disciplines. This is exemplified in the current show. A large red painting on wood sensuously slants across the floor questioning its own identity. The twelve artists provide an example of cultural and ethnic diversity which adds dimension to their work. One is Cuban-American, one is a Jordanian, one is a Mormon from Utah, one, and one is from Sweden. Parson’s School of Design was chosen because I consider it to be one of the finest MFA programs in the city. Don Porcaro, the chairman of the program says: “One of the most exciting things about working with graduate students is the fact that they are at the beginning of their career. Their entire future lies in front of them, rife with endless possibilities”. The artists are as follows: Rosi Hayes Simon Foreman Denise Walker Faten Kanaan Malin Nilsson Jessica Cannon Natalia Zubko Caridad Sola Kate Reid Jen Waters Saraleah Fordyce Shanan Kurtz. For further information: Please contact Marilyn Rosenberg
	Rosi Hayes Uncle Richie Looking at my Art Provo, Utah, August 2004
	Saraleah Fordyce I Dream of Me
	Shanan Kurtz Untitled
	Caridad Sola Amore, Hate




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