This event is open to students enrolled in Set Design, Basic Lighting for Stage and TV, and Craft of Costume ONLY.

Professor Rachel Budin has organized for students to visit the Bodys Isek Kingelez: City Dreams exhibit at the Museum of Modern Art. This is an exhibit on design and model making. The artist is Bodys Isek Kingelez or Jean Baptiste, a sculptor and artist from the Democratic republic of Congo known for his models of fantastic cities, made of cardboard, paper, tape and other commonplace materials. The use of found materials in model making has direct applications to both set design and costume construction. The overall principles of design, use of color, texture and composition are part of the curriculum in Basic Lighting and Set Design. The intercultural and sustainable aspects of this exhibit support the mission pillars of the College.

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This event is open to students enrolled in ARTS 307 and ARTS 402 only.

Professor Weissman will bring his Intermediate and Advanced Sculpture classes to the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art. The MASS MoCA houses some of the largest and most ambitious art installations of our day.

Accompanying a museum tour, Professor Weissman has arranged for the students to visit the resident artist studios housed at the museum.

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This event is open to students registered in ARHT 205: African Art only.

Professor John Peffer will bring his African Art class to view the Africa collection at the metropolitan Museum of Art on October 27th, 2017.

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This event is open to students enrolled in ARHT 225 only.

Professor Meredith Davis will bring her ARHT 225 Modern Art class to the Whitney Museum on November 11th.

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This event is open to students enrolled in ARHT 322: American Art only.

Professor Meredith Davis will bring her ARHT 322 American Art I class to the Met Museum on October 28th.

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This event is open to students enrolled in ARHT 225 only.

Professor Meredith Davis will bring her ARHT 225 Modern Art class to the Museum of Modern Art on October 1st.

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This trip is open to students enrolled in ARTS 206: Black and White Photography only.

Professor Yolanda del Amo will bring her Black and White Photography class to the Zimmerli Museum at Rutgers University to visit the show “Subjective Objective: A Century of Social Photography”.

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This event is for students enrolled in MUSI 240: Music in Asia and MUSI 255: Music, History, and Culture ONLY.

Students enrolled in Professor Marc Gidal’s “Music in Asia” and “Music, History, and Culture” courses will take a field trip to the Metropolitan Museum of Art to learn to understand a selection of music traditions in their cultural and historical contexts. They will examine paintings, sculptures, religious objects, architectural artifacts, and decorative objects to understand better the aesthetics, symbols, artistic practices, patron institutions, religious and secular values, and other aspects of the cultural settings that are applicable to both art and music.

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This trip is available to students enrolled in ARTS 406: Advanced Photography only.

Students enrolled in Professor Yolanda del Amo’s Advanced Photography course will take a field trip to MOMA to visit the “Stephen Shore” exhibit. Stephen Shore is one of the most important American photographers of the 20th century. He was one of the early color photographers of the 70s who redefined what was considered a “fine art photograph,” and his work has been highly influential for generation of contemporary photographers. This exhibition encompasses the entirety of the artist’s work of the last five decades and is a unique opportunity to expose students to original works that they have learned about in class.

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This trip is available to students enrolled in ARTS 207: Digital Photography only.

Students enrolled in Professor Yolanda del Amo’s Digital Photography class will visit the “Generation Wealth” exhibit by Lauren Greenfield at the International Center of Photography Museum.

Lauren Greenfield is one of the most important contemporary documentary photographers. Her work addresses issues of class, power and gender in contemporary America. The students will have the unique opportunity to see original works that they will learn about in class. They will not only appreciate her technical excellence while they are acquiring basic lighting and composition skills, but also learn in depth about the artist through this exhibition, which is the most significant so far in the United States.

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