Jessica Teckemeyer graduated from MSUM in 2004 with a BA in Sculpture. She will be having a Master of Fine Arts Thesis Exhibition at the University of Minnesota.
Venue: Katherine E. Nash Gallery
Regis center for Art
405 21st Avenue South
Minneapolis, MN 55455.
Date: March 30 – April 22, 2010
Opening Reception: April 2, 6 p.m.- 8.30p.m.
Gallery Hours: Tues – Sat, 11a.m. – 7p.m.
Parking will be available in the 21st Avenue Ramp.
Jay Hopkins-Reile will be featuring his art works, along with several others, in “The internet’s Preeminent Art Portal” organized by the Art Liaison.
Exhibition dates: March 11 – March 27, 2010
Gallery hours: Tuesday – Saturday; 11:00am-5.00pm
Venue: A. Jain Marunouchi Gallery
24 West 57th Street New York, NY 10019.
Tel: 212-969-9660
Fax: 212-969-9715
Email: jainmar@aol.com
www.ArtIn2000.com
The Heartland Broadside, a collaborative between local artist is now for sale at the Plains Art Museum, Total Picture Interiors Design Group, The Spirit Room and Zandbroz Variety in Fargo, the Rourke Art Museum in Moorhead, the North Dakota Museum of Art in Grand Forks and the Minnesota Center for Book Arts in Minneapolis. The Broadsid was created by Poet Mark Vinz, Artist Carl Oltvedt, Jerry Richardson, John Volk, and Jennifer Scheur.
Janice Baldes, formerly Janice Hecker, is the founder of the direct-sales company, Bagolitas, which has grown to include 200 sales consultants in 37 states. In March 2009, the company reached a $4 million in cumulative sales. She graduated with a graphic arts degree from MSUM in 1995. She will be the keynote speaker, at the fifth annual Little Black dress for MS luncheon & Silent Auction, from 11.00a.m. – 1.00p.m.; Feb. 19th, at the Ramada Plaza suites in Fargo. For more information about the event or to reserve a seat call (701) 235-2678.
Or visit www.littleblackdressforMS.org. Costs $35 per seat; proceeds benefit the National MS Society.
Trygve Olson, a faculty member at MSUM is having a presentation “Trains of Thoughts” at the Rouke Art Gallery where he will be showcasing some of his works in Water Colors and Editorial Cartoons.
February 05, 2010
6:30pm – 8:00pm
&
Public Opening
February 07, 2010
1:30pm – 3:30pm
Olson Gallery Talk at 2:00pm
Last day to view exhibition March 14, 2010
Open Studio Hours of Demonstration
9.00am – 11.00am & 1.30pm – 4.00pm
on February 12, 19 & 26, 2010
& March 5 & 12, 2010.
Jescia Hoffman, an alumni of MSUM, graduated in 2008 with a BFA in Art and an Emphasis in Drawing, has been granted an artist in residence by the North Dakota Council of the Arts. She will be working at her former High School, Mandan High School, where she will be teaching painting and printmaking to the beginners and advanced class. Jescia will also work with the students on portraitures and experimental water colors. She will also be working with the Art club in printmaking demonstrations in the community. By joining the Artist residency roster, Jescia and MHS are able to get a grant from the North Dakota council of the Arts to pay for half of Jescia’s teaching Seminar while the school will pay for the remaining half.
Eric Syvertson is having his “Solo Debut” at the Art Rourke Gallery featuring spray paint, charcoal, ink & pastel. The opening reception is on Friday, December 4th. The exhibition runs through January 17th 2010.
Gaylen Peterson will be giving a colloquium presentation on Tuesday, November 3rd at 7pm, in CB 109. His presentation is titled “Becoming a Potter (or other emerging artist) through Resource and Influence.”
Gaylen graduated from the MSUM Department of Art & Design in 1992 with a BS in Art Education.
Alum Jonathan Rutter is exhibiting his recent paintings and drawings at the Rourke Art Gallery in Moorhead from October 30th to November 29th. There will be a public opening on November 1st from 1:30-4pm and an artist Gallery Talk at 2pm.
Interviews with Jonathan Twingley can be scheduled through Carl Oltvedt, Professor of Art & Design, 218-477-4632 or oltvedt@mnstate.edu
Picture of Jonathon Twingley
Moorhead, Minn…New York artist and author of “The Badlands Saloon” Jonathan Twingley will be a visiting artist-in-residence at Minnesota State University Moorhead Oct. 28 and 29. As part of his campus visit, he will deliver a free public lecture on “Words and Pictures” at 4 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 28 in the Center for Business room 109. He will conclude his talk by showing images and reading selections from “The Badlands Saloon.”
Twingley, a Bismarck, N.D., native, earned his bachelor of fine arts degree from MSU Moorhead in 1996. He also completed his MFA in illustration at the School of Visual Arts in New York and has been a working illustrator/artist for the past 11 years.
His work appears regularly in many national publications, including the New York Times, Los Angeles Times, Washington Post, The Atlantic Monthly, The New Republic and The Progressive, among many others. Twingley’s first solo exhibition was at Moorhead’s Rourke Art Gallery and he continues to exhibit his work there or in the Rourke Art Museum on a regular basis.
In 2003, PRINT magazine featured his work in a showcase of 20 artists under the age of 30. His work has also been recognized by the Society of Illustrators, American Illustration, Communication Arts magazine and the Society of Publication Designers. He is a senior lecturer at the University of the Arts in Philadelphia, Pa.
Scribner published his debut, illustrated novel, “The Badlands Saloon,” in July 2009. The 224-page hardcover is a story about a young man’s restless and life-changing summer spent in a small North Dakota tourist town. The New York Times Book Review writes: “Before the summer’s out, young Ollie will learn the usual life lessons, amid much faux wisdom that crumbles under the glare of the trailer-park lights. The book’s chief attraction is Twingley’s sketchbook of illustrations, whose broad outsider-art strokes work in concert with Ollie’s naïve ruminations.”
Twingley’s visit is funded by a grant from the Solomon G. Comstock Memorial Fund of the Minneapolis Foundation and the MSUM Alumni Foundation.
For more on Jonathon Twingley: http://www.twingley.com
Front Cover of His New Book
