MICA ART WALK is almost two miles of art by nearly 400 of MICA’s emerging artists – the senior thesis work of the class of 2015. The exhibit is open to the public from Friday, May 15 – Sunday, May 17.
Stroll through the MICA galleries, mingle with young artists and fellow art enthusiasts, and discuss the students’ artwork at the special preview party of the 2011 Commencement Exhibition. ArtWalk guests can purchase outstanding work by graduating seniors before the exhibition opens to the public.
ArtWalk guests begin their evening at the celebration tent at Cohen Plaza, just outside of Brown Center, where they will be given maps to stroll through the galleries, open spaces, hallways and classrooms of six architecturally significant MICA buildings that are filled with graduating students’ artwork. It is a visually energizing 3K walking tour where many seniors are on hand to meet ArtWalkers and discuss their artmaking processes.
Photos by Cara Ober, Lauren Van Slyke, Esther Hwang, and Lu Zhang
We apologize for not having names to go with all of the photos! If you want to email us at [email protected] – with the description of the work and names, we will add them in!
Ben McNuttAnton MakaruQin Tan – Rhythm Formation WLauren Meyer – Circling Rings IIAlexander ReynoldsBehfar Bahadoran (gorgeous, tiny painting! it’s about 6×6 inches)Meyerhof Gallery, Fox BuildingBrooks Kossover and Tony Shore
Kaitlyn MalloyKaitlyn MalloyQin TanEsther KimEsther KimEsther KimRyan DoyleBrittany JasinMichael UckotterMichael UckotterRachel HaydenEllen PhillipsEmma KennedyElissa BuchalterMeiying ThaiMeiying ThaiAmanda SinclairMarisa Quinn (embroidery, photo transfer and screen print on canvas)Elizabeth SullivanElizabeth SullivanElizabeth SullivanElizabeth Sullivanstudents frolicking in Elizabeth Sullivan’s work
Ariel PondTaylor FiresteinTaylor Firestein detailAriel PondAriel PondAriel PondRyan RennieKimi Hanauer’s Press-Press!Lydia HallMateo MarquezErika WooErika WooKevin Michael RunyonSeowon ChangHesuh ParkJenna ReesBree BerryBree BerryChristopher McCarthyChristopher McCarthyDean ScottDean ScottJamiee ShimJake GordonAnnie MurphyNatovian McLeodSam AcuffSamantha HauserStaver KlitgaardTaylor ShuckIan MurphyHannah LeightonSpencer ShopeEli Sobel“The Flats” by AJ LaVigna, Blaine Roberts, and Ian PrivettC. Mai StoebeJean-Luc GallicJean-Luc GallicLessa SeligStephanie Tarlton & Leila KhouryMaura CallahanMcKinley Wallace IIIMary ReisenwitzMadeline BeckerLouis FratinoLuis SedaKara MaskWill Shoredetail, Will ShoreKara MaskYeona Kimdetail, Yeona Kim
Taryn Mingey “Catawampus”detail, Taryn Mingey “Catawampus”Julia RiveraMarc de Leon
Tristan Scow & Lily ClarkApril CamlinMax Anderson
Jesse SatterfieldCicero FerranteCicero FerranteCicero FerranteKat KinnickSonja SolvangBlobwork, A Press-Press Project by Kimi HanauerMikael Flores-Amper and Andy KimTsai Ching-WenKimi HanauerKimi HanauerAmelia HutchinsonAmelia HutchinsonJulia YergerJulia YergerEstelle KlineShane J Smith
Dana M ChangTatjana KunstCameron Klavsen, Maxime La
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