Events
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Ordinary Human Unhappiness
Saturday, March 12, 2011 | 6-9 pm: at the Doran Gallery at MassArt
"Ordinary Human Unhappiness" is an exhibition of MFA thesis work by Dynamic Media Institute student Christopher Field. Using video installation, physical space, and interactivity, the exhibit investigates emotional response to cinematic narrative conventions and the screen image through works developed over the past two years.
Two Artists, One Love Child
Saturday, April 23, 2011 | 7-10pm: TBD
Two Artists, One Love Child. The Challenge - Begin by choosing two artists from any genre or medium. Once you have your artists, it is your job to create their artistic illegitimate Love Child. For instance what would happen if Prince and Salvadore Dali had the opportunity to mate? Or Banksy and Mr. Rogers...even Picasso and Madonna, Jim Henson and Kanye West! The options and potential are limitless. We hope you will join us to see the range of interpretations and artist expression.
For more information to be rolled out over the following months, please visit http://lovechildshow.com/
Past Events
mediaLuscious Design + Art Review
Saturday March 5, 2011 | 6-10 pm: at The Pozen Center at MassArt
Visit the official mediaLuscious Facebook Page to get updates, news + info about the show.
November 12, 2010 in the Patricia Doran Gallery at Massachusetts College of Art and Design
Co-curated by The Dynamic Media Institute's very own David Tamés and lou suSi, Provocative Objects included the eclectic works of Alison Kotin (DMI), Courtney Lockemer (SIM), Sara June (Mobius), Scott Murray (DMI alumni), Joshua Dolby (caughtYOUpicking | Screwdriver.tv), Andrew Ellis (DMI), Phillippe Lejeune, David Tamés, lou suSi, Laugh Foundation and other truly amazing artists, designers & performers. Featured musical act: Stereo Soul Future (including Christopher Field from DMI).
January 28, 2010 in the Patricia Doran Gallery at Massachusetts College of Art and Design
Curated by lou suSi with participating artists from the Dynamic Media Institute: David Tamés, Dennis Ludvino, Scott Murray and lou suSi.