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This Week at the JSMA: 2/8/16

Here is our weekly update of events and activities happening at the JSMA and with JSMAC!

Wednesday, February 10:

Schnitzer Cinema: Tender Fictions and Maya Deren’s Sink with Barbara Hammer via Skype
7:00pm

An acclaimed pioneer of queer cinema, Barbara Hammer has produced more than 75 works, including early lesbian avant-garde films that remain of fundamental importance for a new generation of artists. Most recently, she was honored with retrospectives at MoMA (New York, 2010) and the Tate Modern (London, 2012). Innovative, funny, and historic, Tender Fictions is an autobiographical exploration of the search for and meaning of gay community, featuring a rich montage of home movies, experimental films, news footage, and personal photographs. Maya Deren’s Sink explores Deren’s concepts of space, time, and form through visits and projections filmed in her L.A. and New York homes.

Thursday, February 11:

JSMAC Meeting

10am-11am in the JSMA Student Lounge

We will continue to work in our committee groups to facilitate planning for the upcoming student art exhibition. We will also discuss other upcoming events like our Skill Development Workshop and Influx.

Thursday, February 11:
Schnitzer Cinema: Welcome to This House with Barbara Hammer
2:00pm

Welcome to this House is Hammer’s poetic documentary feature on the homes and lives of poet Elizabeth Bishop, about life in the shadows, and the anxiety of art making without full self-disclosure. An acclaimed pioneer of queer cinema, Barbara Hammer has produced more than 75 works, including early lesbian avant-garde films that remain of fundamental importance for a new generation of artists. Most recently, she was honored with retrospectives at MoMA (New York, 2010) and the Tate Modern (London, 2012).

This Week at the JSMA: 2/1/16

Here is our weekly update of events and activities happening at the JSMA and with JSMAC!

 

Friday, February 5:

Free First Friday

11am-5pm

Every first Friday of the month, receive free admission to the JSMA. Come explore the latest exhibits and re-visit old favorites.

 

Saturday, February 6:

Family Day: Lunar New Year Celebration

12pm-3pm

Either come as a guest or sign-up as a volunteer for the Lunar New Year Celebration. There will be activities throughout the day to learn more about the Lunar New Year Celebration and the Year of the Monkey. For more information and a schedule of events, click the link below:

Family Day: Lunar New Year Celebration

This Week at the JSMA: 1/25/16

Here is our weekly update of events and activities happening at the JSMA and with JSMAC!

Wednesday, January 27:

JSMAC Skill Development Workshop
Careers in Art Museums with Johanna Seasonwein, Senior Curator of Western Art
Noon-1 pm
JSMA Lounge

Interested in a career in museums but aren’t sure what path to take? Thinking about graduate school (or further graduate training) with an eye towards a career in the arts? Dr. Johanna Seasonwein, Senior Curator of Western Art at the JSMA, will share advice about graduate school and the possible paths to a career in museums and the arts.

Please RSVP for this event by clicking the link.

 

Thursday, January 28:

JSMAC Meeting
10am-11am
JSMA Lounge

Join us for our second JSMAC meeting of the term! We will discuss our upcoming student art exhibit by confirming our committees and taking a look at our Call for Art flyers.

This Week at the JSMA: 1/18/2016

Here is our weekly update of events and activities happening at the JSMA and with JSMAC!

 

January 22, 2016:

The Opening Reception** for From the Heart: The Photographs of Brian Lanker is from 5-8 PM.

More than four years in the making – since Brian Lanker died of pancreatic cancer on March 13, 2011, at the age of 63 – this retrospective exhibition accompanies a major book of the artist’s photography, with reflections and reminiscences by his colleagues, friends, and admirers. Drawn primarily from the images in the publication, the exhibition features Lanker’s extraordinary photographs of rural Kansas, sports, the arts, noted African American women, shoes, and more.

**We are still accepting volunteers for this event. If you are interested in working a shift from 4:15-6:15 or 6:15-8:15, please e-mail Baylie Stillwel at baylies@uoregon.edu