Commentary and discussion of the Saint Anselm Community
Philosophy Club Trip to Chapel Arts exhibit and discussion
Visit to the Hills in Echo Exhibit at Chapel Arts:
http://www.anselm.edu/Documents/Chapel%20Art/Hills%20in%20Echo-Charles%20Curtis%20Allen.pdf
We will walk over to Chapel Arts around 3:05, look for about 30 minutes, and then return to Bradley for discussion.
Location: Bradley House Lounge
Lucubrations Creative Tuesday
Images from the 2011 Lucubrations Open House and Open Mic
Images from the Lucubrations Open House. We had food and gto acquainted at Bradley House, then walked to Comiskey for a tour and an Open Mic. Thanks to the performers, We had a great time ansd met some cool Freshman!
Full Album"
Audio from Open Mic at the 2011 Open House
The Quality isn't the best and we missed the beginning (Jeremy Munro's epic introduction). The recording starts in the middle of Justine Johnson's reading, and then in order appear Tyler Lavallee, Prof. Banach, Valerie Stein, Lauren Miller, and Valerie Stein again. Thanks to all the performers. We had a great time!
National Poetry Slam in Boston August 9-13
2011 Philosophy Picnic/Softball Game Pictures
2011-Philosophy Picnic Full Album
Despite a 9-4 faculty lead going into the last inning, the students came back for a 12-9 victory.
Beginning Directing Scenes 2011: Monday, May 2, at 7:30 in Comsikey
Scene presentations open to the entire campus community Beginning Directing Scenes 2011
2011 Shakespeare's Birthday Photos
2011-Shakespeare Birthday Full Album
Photos from the Celebration
Lucubrations Artistic Tuesday Photos and Recordings
Lucubrations Artistic Tuesday Album
Recordings in Order:
1. Dana Nolan and Valerie Stein Jamming on Guitar and Violin.
2. Cedric Ashley reading a poem.
3. Dana Nolan Screaming a poem accompanied by Valerie Stein on Violin
4. Jeremy Munro reading Bukowski
5. Tom Hickey reading a poem.
6 and 7. Valerie Stein on Violin
Fine Arts Flickr Gallery of Juried '11
Fine Arts Flickr Gallery of Juried '11
broke: the affordable arts fair May 14 in Peterborough
broke: the affordable arts fair
http://www.thethinginthespring.com/the-thing-in-the-spring/broke/
*broke is a multidisciplinary arts event that has taken place in Peterborough, NH three times since its inception in 2008. The *broke philosophy is simple: art is for everybody. All *broke events are free to the public, and *broke vendors commit to presenting at least 75% of their wares for less than $50. Please sign up for our newletter if you would like information about *broke events!
The Thing in Spring: May 13,14,15 in Peterborough
Professor Beaudoin will be doing a performance art piece in this. Also includes the Broke Art Show. Looks like a great excuse for a trip!
THE THING IN THE SPRING 2011 IS HAPPENING MAY 13, 14, 15 IN DOWNTOWN PETERBOROUGH NH!
poster by eric and maryPhotos from Sketchbook Exhibit Trip to Portsmouth and Portland, Maine
with stops at Portsmouth Museum of Art and The Main College of Art in Portland.
Prof. Kathy Hoffman: Stieglitz: A Legacy of Light. Friday April 1, 2:30
Faculty Colloquium - Prof. Kathy Hoffman: Stieglitz: A Legacy of Light
Friday, April 1, 2:30 p.m., NHIOP Auditorium
“ LOOKING: Figurative Paintings” By Kimberly Kersey Asbury at Hancock Library
“ LOOKING: Figurative Paintings”
By Kimberly Kersey AsburyDaniels Room at the Hancock Public Library
Monday, April 4th through Wednesday, May 12th
Trip from Saint Anselm Saturday April 9
Artist reception will be held Saturday, April 30th, 11am-1pm
Kimberly Kersey Asbury’ s figurative work with highlights taken from various
series. Subjects include safari-goers in Africa, recent portraits of her children and
large-scale figurative examples from her Room Series.
The show opens to the public Monday, April 4th, running through Wednesday,
May 12th. An artist reception will be held Saturday, April 30th, 11am-1pm.
Bio:
painting and printmaking. Kersey Asbury received a BFA in Painting from the Kansas City Art Institute, an MFA in Painting, Boston University College of Fine Arts and attended The Graduate Institute at Saint John’ s College as well as the Vermont Studio Center. She received a Fulbright Research Grant for painting in Botswana in 1998. She has shown in New Hampshire, Boston, NYC, Morocco, Botswana and the Mid-West. She resides in Greenfield, NH with her husband and two children.
For more information, contact: kkasbury@gmail.com
Or go to: www.kimberlykerseyasbury.com
Photos from Fine Arts New York City Trip (Complete Albums)
Photos from Fine Arts New York City Trip (Complete Albums)
Highlights
Complete Albums of the Individual Locations:
Shape of Diversity Mural Unveiling Images
Shape of Diversity Mural Unveiling
February 16, 2011
Culmination of the collaborative project with artist Rhichard Haynes and Saint Anselm Students to embody the value of diversity at Saint Anselm College
Lucubrations Open Mic Summary/Review
Last night (3/14/11) Lucubrations held its first Open Mic since our inception. The turnout exceeded expectations and there were acts ranging from passionate songs, angry poetry, and hilarious comedy (as opposed to unfunny comedy).
The event was held in the Comiskey Center Black Box Theater, giving the perfect atmosphere for an Open Mic. The atmosphere was made better by creative seating placement and stage design by the talented Justine Johnson who arrived very early to setup. Lucubrations would like to thank the Fine Arts Department and Professor Asbury for their permission to use the space.
Professor Banach made delicious pulled pork for sandwiches and his famous homemade bread which met with great approval from all.
We hope to plan more Open Mics and events in the future thanks to all the postive feedback.
