Monday, March 30, 2009

"GLITCH" March 20th 2009

Mark Anderson (Fine Arts Department Head) attending the opening


Installation view


Installation view


Wall installation by Cynthia Burton


installation view


work by Cynthia Burton


wall installation by Cynthia Burton between the works of Cori Grier


work by Cori Grier


work by Cori Grier


work by Cynthia Burton


work by Cynthia Burton


work by Cynthia Burton


detail of wall installation by Cynthia Burton

"Lean to, and Hang" March 17th 2009

work by Tucker


work by Tucker



installation view (work by Tucker)


detail of sculpture by Tucker



work by Tucker


Tucker talking to Mark Ormond the Coordinator of Student Galleries (work by Jen Nugent in the background)


work by Tucker


detail of wax on Tucker's work



video installation by Jen Nugent


audience participation with Jen Nugent's work


installation view


work by Jen Nugent


work by Jen Nugent


Artist's book by Olivia Posani

work by Tucker


Artists from Left to Right: Jen Nugent, Olivia Posani, and Tucker

"Too Nice" February 27th 2009

IMAGES COMING SOON!

Monday, March 23, 2009

"Bits and Pieces" March 6th 2009


work by Kristy Milner


work by Cole Borycens


work by Kristy Milner


installation view


Work by Kristy Milner


work by Cole Borycens


work by Cole Borycens


work by Cole Borycens



work by Kristy Milner



instillation view


work by Kristy Milner


work by Kristy Milner


installation view



work by Kristy Milner

Tuesday, March 3, 2009

"Bits and Pieces" Cole Borycens & Kristy Milner, 6 March 2009

UPCOMING EVENT




FRIDAY | 6 March 2009 | 7-10pm



The Crossley Gallery at Ringling College of Art and Design invites you to the opening "Bits and Pieces", a show featuring the work of Cole Borycens and Kristy Milner. Both of these artists create unique installations by using cheap or found material.


Cole Borycens explores new ways of making art by combining audio mixing with installation. He collects audio samples from consumer items that people may unintentionally ignore and organizes them into one piece. His installations are visual representations of sound and his placement of objects are very spontaneous. By hybridizing audio and installation Cole is giving the viewer the perfect opportunity to understand and appreciate his entire process.


Kristy Milner is driven by obsessive compulsion and a fascination with the relatively unknown world that exists on our ocean floors. She captures a sense of pattern, color, and shape and incorporates them into her "growths". By purchasing cheap, readily available craft store materials, Kristy builds these creature-like forms to exaggerate the bizarre in nature. Her tedious process of common craft materials is her physical realization and mental obsession.