April 7, 2021 for immediate release
Contact Teréz Iacovino, Assistant Curator
Department of Art at the University of Minnesota
612-624-7900, iaco0030@umn.edu
Without|Within
What
An online exhibition and digital catalogue featuring twenty-seven artists about to complete their Bachelor of Arts degree in the Department of Art at the University of Minnesota.
When
April 20 - May 7, 2021
Friday, April 23, 2021
Virtual Celebration, 6:00 - 6:45 PM
https://z.umn.edu/BA_Celebration
Join us for a virtual celebration in honor of our 2021 Spring BA graduates and their capstone exhibition Without|Within. This event includes remarks from Christine Baeumler, Department of Art Chair, a commencement address from Emmett Ramstad, BA Capstone Instructor, and parting words from the BA cohort.
Where
The online exhibition launches on April 20, 2021.
Visit art.umn.edu for more information.
Description
(Minneapolis) — The Department of Art at the University of Minnesota presents Without|Within, a group exhibition of twenty-seven artists about to complete their Bachelor of Arts degree including Nathan Brzycki, Emily Christensen, Thor Cramer Bornemann, Jingyi Dong, Sarah N. Duncan, Joshua Fraser, Evan Halada, Sharon Hoang, Mary Hunsader, Brianna Jean, Karina Kessler, Emily Klesel, Laura Kray, Morgan LaCasse, Sam Maret, Sara Ohlin, Gram Peterson, Lalita Prachanty, Jenna Schlenz, Love (Kristen) Soun, Emma Stalker, Maddie Stumbaugh, Corra Thompson, Alex Tuthill-Preus, Maya Ulrich, Kaylah Vogt, and Lujia Yu. Without|Within features a collection of artworks that explore relationships between fear, anxiety, grief, and hope. The artists in this exhibition use art as an outlet to think, reflect, come to terms with, and navigate our world—inside and out. Without|Within includes diverse media such as painting, film, digital applications, mixed media installation, drawing, printmaking, photography, bonsai design, comics, illustration, sculpture, animation, sound, and moving image. A digital catalogue accompanies the online exhibition including artist statements and additional images, as well as links to moving image works.
About the Department of Art
At the University of Minnesota, we believe that art has the power to transform our understanding of the world. The artistic practice and research undertaken by our students and professors have a lasting impact on the individual, the community, and the environment, and resonates on visceral, emotional, and philosophical levels. Housed within the Regis Center for Art—a 145,000 square foot space dedicated to art production, exhibitions, and studio art education—the Department of Art offers instruction for graduate and undergraduate students in four areas of study: Drawing, Painting, and Printmaking; Interdisciplinary Art and Social Practice; Photography and Moving Images; and Sculpture and Ceramics. Learn more at art.umn.edu.