Hazel Lee Santino’s “Nikola Tesla in the Hotel New Yorker,” selected for 3×3 Illustration Annual No. 8
Hazel Lee Santino’s “The House That Philip K. Dick Built,” selected for 3×3 Illustration Annual No. 8
Parsons Illustration Faculty Jordin Isip, Melinda Beck, and recent Faculty member James Gallagher are featured in the group show “Twin Infinities” at Nomad Art Gallery in Los Angeles, opening this Friday, July 1st. Nomad Gallery
1993 Blake Avenue
Los Angeles, CA
90039
Parsons Illustration Alumnus Garrett Pruter (’10) is one of five artists featured in the international collage show “reCovered” at frosch&portmann. The opening reception is Thursday, June 30th from 6-8 p.m., and the show is up until August 21st.
“‘reCovered’ brings together artists working with materials originally not intended for painting, gluing or cutting: Magazines, family photographs, shooting practice targets. The artists in the exhibition recombine and reinterpret their original found material and thus create a whole new imagery — a recovered picture.
The works in the show play with the disappearance and fragmentation of the human figure; heads are covered with paint, faces pasted over, whole bodies cut out.”
-description from show announcement
reCovered
frosch&portmann
53 Stanton Street, NY, NY 10002
June 30 – August 21, 2011
Opening Reception: June 30, 6-8pm
Parsons Illustration Alumni William Hatch Crosby and Leslie Robertson (both class of ’11) just got back from Copenhagen, Denmark—where they helped Parsons Illustration Faculty Josh Cochran paint a 40-foot-tall mural on the outside of a building!
In addition to being “4 stories of illustration” (-Leslie), the mural serves as promotion for Josh’s solo show at Rumkammerat Gallery, across the street.
Left: Josh and Leslie, scaffolding, Right: in front of a job well done.
Left: a view from beneath, Right: “context,” and “environment”
Josh’s solo show at Rumkammerat Gallery, “Travels,” will be up until August 13th. The mural is permanent.
PS126 / Manhattan Academy of Technology is holding its annual Art13 Benefit Auction on Tuesday, June 21st. The auction helps to fund the school’s art program, as well as being an opportunity to showcase work by the students of school. The event is being hosted by Cey Adams of Def Jam records and will be held at Lombard-Freid Projects.
The auction includes work from current and recent Parsons Illustration Faculty members Melinda Beck, Gregory Benton, Edward del Rosario, James Gallagher, Jordin Isip, Tara McPherson and Chang Park as well as Illustration Alumni William Hatch Crosby, AJ Fosik, Hiro Kurata, Paula Searing and Hazel Lee Santino. Jordin Isip helped to organize the event and collect the work. Over 50 students from PS126 will also be featured in the exhibit.
Clockwise, starting at top left: Chang Park, Hiro Kurata, Edward del Rosario, Tara McPherson, Hazel Lee Santino, AJ Fosik.
Tickets are $20, or $10 for students. The auction runs from 6:00 to 8:30 p.m. (bidding on items ends at 8).
Lombard-Freid Projects
518 West 19th Street
New York, NY 10011
More about the event.
Online gallery for PS126 students.
Some of the artwork donated for the auction.
Parsons Illustration Alum Cat Lauigan (Class of ’08) has new drawings in the “Spring Fling” group show at the Brooklyn Collective. The show includes work from more than 30 artists and designers.
Parsons Illustration Senior Rachel Levit (’12) is this month’s featured Up-and-Coming Illustrator on the book/art blog Seven Impossible Things Before Breakfast. The article includes an interview with Rachel and a great selection of her work.
You can see more of Rachel’s work here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/51468196@N08/
http://levit-ate.blogspot.com/
The June issue of Parsons Illustration Alumnus Nick Gannon’s Doldrums’ Press is now online. The Doldrums’ Press is a monthly publication of Nick’s writing and illustration, constructed like a newspaper but with a running theme between articles (this month is titled “Archer: The Great Giraffe Invitational”).