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link to talk at @uprootucsb, going to be good! @li

link to talk at @uprootucsb, going to be good! @lisesilva

@uprootucsb for more information!

@uprootucsb for more information!

Pleased to present Transmissions from Planet Pande

Pleased to present Transmissions from Planet Pandemic:
Videos by students in the Intro to Video class at the UCSB department of Art. TA: Maja Skjoth Hegelund.
https://vimeo.com/showcase/7920372
Password: art32

Emily is a third year art student at UCSB with an

Emily is a third year art student at UCSB with an emphasis in illustration and digital media. She has a strong passion for pop and East Asian culture and takes inspiration in incorporating its elements within her artwork. @primarycolor__

Image 1
Us Against the Starlight
August 2020
Digital

Image 2
Poppin’ Party
October 2020
Digital

See more of Emily’s work in our Intern show! https://glassbox.arts.ucsb.edu/glassbox-gallery-interns-fall-2020/

Soopreme is in her third year in UCSB as a transfe

Soopreme is in her third year in UCSB as a transfer student. She still hasn’t figured out what kind of Art to major in but has passion for painting and pencil sketching. She is interested in inspiring people and giving people happiness. @soopremeshin

Image 1
Self Portrait
Medium: acrylic painting
Made in 2020 January 14th

Image 2
The Little Mermaid
Medium: Watercolor, Pastel
Made in 2020 April 17th

See more of Soopreme’s work in our Intern show! https://glassbox.arts.ucsb.edu/glassbox-gallery-interns-fall-2020/

Eva Smith (she/her/hers) is a fourth year art stud

Eva Smith (she/her/hers) is a fourth year art student at UCSB. She is a photographer and mixed media artist. Her works are singular and intensely personal. She is interested in embedding ideas of privacy, intimacy and ambiguity into abstract works. @smitheva

Image 1
Touching
2020
Soft Sculpture and Digital Photograph

Image 2
Untitled
2020
Gouache and Digital Drawing

See more of Smith’s work in our Intern show! https://glassbox.arts.ucsb.edu/glassbox-gallery-interns-fall-2020/

Come study with us! The UCSB Department of Art Mas

Come study with us! The UCSB Department of Art Master of Fine Arts program offers:
• An intensive two-year program.
• The chance to work with an Interdisciplinary, hands-on faculty at a top public research university.
• Full tuition remittance with teaching assistantships.
• Opportunities for travel and research funding.
• Private studio space
• Dramatic ocean views and coastal access
Applications due January 4th.
More info at arts.ucsb.edu/application-procedures/

Malei Guzman - Most of the inspiration I get for

Malei Guzman -

Most of the inspiration I get for my art comes from music. The pieces I included were inspired by music and my own feelings and cultural background. I got to explore the other two ideas for my Art 100 class that I’m currently taking this quarter. @svddenmalei

Piece descriptions
“Take Ya Head Off” (black and white)
12/1/2020
Digital Painting made on Procreate,

This piece was inspired by one of my favorite Djs/Producers Svdden Death. The head is the mask he uses when he performs. I am drawn to his “evil” aesthetic he has going but I turned it into something bubbly and happy because I feel like it captures my own personality.

See more of Guzman's work in our Intern show! https://glassbox.arts.ucsb.edu/glassbox-gallery-interns-fall-2020/

Joey Croft (he/they) is a fourth year Art major at

Joey Croft (he/they) is a fourth year Art major at UC Santa Barbara with a focus in illustration, and an interest in portraying animals, figures, and landscapes both realistic and stylized. He also works with printmaking, acrylic, and mixed media. In January through May 2017, he created six copies of a printed book depicting endangered or threatened species as part of a high school arts intensive program. This book is displayed here along with more recent works. @joeyc_art

This Linocut book is titled Endangered and was created May 17, 2017

See more of Croft’s work in our Intern show! https://glassbox.arts.ucsb.edu/glassbox-gallery-interns-fall-2020/

Fox Maxy joins us this Thursday, December 10th fr

Fox Maxy joins us this Thursday, December 10th from 5-650p for the conclusion of the Remote Arts Colloquium! Fox Maxy is a filmmaker and artist. He is Native to California from two different tribes, Kumeyaay & Payómkawichum from San Diego. Instead of treating art like a form of answering questions, Fox prefers to make work out of a more fluid place where nothing is permanent. He believes that film is accessible and everyone is a storyteller in some way. Fox’s films have been featured at LACMA and he has been written about in Hyperallergic. https://www.civicfilms.org

A reminder that you can meet our fabulous First Ye

A reminder that you can meet our fabulous First Year MFA students today! Stop by to say hello, meet some fantastic and passionate folks, and view the artwork that they persist in making during this crazy season of life.

Links are posted below, we hope you will come and stop by,

Join us on December 5 from 12-2pm PT for a Zoom Open Studio https://ucsb.zoom.us/j/82106889879 and check out the links to UCSB’s other first year MFA work here: https://glassbox.arts.ucsb.edu/incoming-mfa-exhibition

Sincerely,
The First Years + The Glassbox Gallery Manager

Johnny Onionseed re-writes American history as the

Johnny Onionseed re-writes American history as the last living descendent of USA’s most infamous vagabond-pioneer-real estate agent (J. “Appleseed” Chapman). Equal parts speculative humor, cultural time capsule and Molotov cocktail, his collage work examines the relationship between American pop culture, consumer ethos, Earth and our beliefs.

More of his work can be found on Instagram (@JohnnyOnionseed): https://www.instagram.com/johnnyonionseed/

Meet Johnny Onionseed at 1:45 PM PT on December 5 for a Zoom Open Studio https://ucsb.zoom.us/j/82106889879 and check out the links to UCSB’s other first year MFA work here: https://glassbox.arts.ucsb.edu/incoming-mfa-exhibition

#covidcohort

Katherine Parker Katherine Parker’s work inves

Katherine Parker

Katherine Parker’s work investigates how the separate roles of conscious and subconscious influence individual perception and spatial interpretation. Her work is concerned with the fragility of objective experience as it filters excessive visual and subconscious information in the understanding of external space. She is currently exploring how subconscious internal processes, such as digestion and muscle memory, impact an individual’s consciousness.

Katherine Parker primarily works in installation, projection, digital drawing, photographic manipulation, painting, and fiber work.

IG: @but_whos_katie
Open Studio Exhibition:https://www.katherineparkerart.com/ucsb-incoming-mfa-exhibition.html
Website: https://www.katherineparkerart.com

Meet Katherine at 1:30 PM PT on December 5 for a Zoom Open Studio https://ucsb.zoom.us/j/82106889879 and check out the links to UCSB’s other first year MFA work here: https://glassbox.arts.ucsb.edu/incoming-mfa-exhibition

#covidcohort

Marisa de la Peña is a painter and researcher bas

Marisa de la Peña is a painter and researcher based on Huichin, Ohlone territory whose work currently focuses on settler colonialism, horror movie tropes and hauntology. Using animation on paintings and thoughtful research, she hopes that we can finally talk to ghosts and buried histories.

@Marisa.de.la.pena

Meet Marisa at 1:15 PM PT on December 5 for a Zoom Open Studio https://ucsb.zoom.us/j/82106889879 and check out the links to UCSB’s other first year MFA work here: https://glassbox.arts.ucsb.edu/incoming-mfa-exhibition

#covidcohort

Kate Saubestre is an interdisciplinary artist whos

Kate Saubestre is an interdisciplinary artist whose work frequently explores common perceptions of American identity and Western values. More specifically, examining a variety of facets including: consumer culture, object permanence, advertisement, media and individualised notions and the lasting consequences that these systems will have on our environment and psyche.
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Since the pandemic she has been working on a smaller, more intimate scale; reflective of the confinement and limited social interactions that have come with quarantine.

www.katesaubestre.com
@katesaub

Meet Kate at 1:00 PM PT on December 5 for a Zoom Open Studio https://ucsb.zoom.us/j/82106889879 Links to the upcoming MFA show coming soon..

#covidcohort

Upcoming this Thursday, December 3rd! Miwa Matreye

Upcoming this Thursday, December 3rd! Miwa Matreyek joins us for the Remote Arts Colloquium from 5-650p. Miwa is an animator, director, designer, and performer based in Los Angeles. Coming from a background in animation, Matreyek creates live, staged performances where she interacts with her animations as a shadow silhouette, at the intersection of cinematic and theatrical, fantastical and tangible, illusionistic and physical, and the hand-made and digital. Her work exists in a dreamlike visual space that makes invisible worlds visible, often weaving surreal and poetic narratives of conflict between humanity and nature as embodied performed experinces. She performs her interdisciplinary shadow performances all around the world, including animation/film festivals, theater/performance festivals, art museums, science museums, tech conferences, and universities. A few past presenters include TED, MOMA, SFMOMA, Sundance New Frontier, ISEA conference, REDCAT, and many more.

Her latest solo piece, Infinitely Yours (2020), is a kaleidoscopic interpretation of the increasingly alarming headlines from the last 4–5 years and the artist’s own climate anxiety: destructive weather, floods and droughts, extraction and pollution, and our worry about an uncertain future. The piece features the artist’s silhouette figure in shadow that morphs through scales and points of view—from one individual, to all of humanity, to the earth itself, switching at a turn from scene to scene. The figure drown in an ocean full of plastics, rise and fall with the city, and choke on smog.

Matreyek received her MFA for Experimental Animation and Integrated Media from CalArts in 2007. She is also a co-founder and core-collaborator of the multi-media theater company, Cloud Eye Control. She is a recipient of the Golden Nica for Computer Animation at Prix Ars Electronica (2020), Sherwood Award (2016), Creative Capital Award (2013), and Princess Grace Award (2007).
http://www.semihemisphere.com/

Featuring the work of @danikwan ⠀ Dani Kwan is

Featuring the work of @danikwan
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Dani Kwan is a multidisciplinary artist and designer who uses the body as object, subject, canvas, and mannequin to investigate the psychology and sociology of self-identification and what it means to exist in a binary-reliant culture as a gender-nonconforming person of color.⠀
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www.danikwan.com
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Join us for our Incoming MFA Exhibition this Saturday, Dec. 5th from 12-2 pm! (Meet Dani at 12:30 for a Zoom open studio.) Links to the show coming soon!
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#onlineexhibition #mfa #ucsb

Chad Ress Ress works primarily with photography,

Chad Ress

Ress works primarily with photography, often combined with text, as a means to explore how abstract political, economic and environmental processes manifest themselves in the physical world.

His work has been recognized by Photo District News; American Photography; Communication Arts; The One Show; D&AD Awards; Lenscratch, Center Santa Fe, The Forward Thinking Museum; and the PH Museum. Recent commercial clients include Toyota, Liberty Mutual, Pirelli and Royal Caribbean. His work has been published in Harper's Magazine, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Time and MIT Technology Review.

Ress recently completed a fellowship with the Center for Social Cohesion and Arizona State University and in conjunction with the New America Foundation. The resulting archive of images documents where Americans go to find a sense of community and connection to place. A series on the California aqueduct was recently published in UCLA's BOOM Magazine and included in "After the Aqueduct," an exhibition at Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions, Los Angeles, CA. America Recovered was featured at the 2015 Reyner Banham Symposium with a theme "The Aesthetics of Citizenship" at The University of Buffalo, Buffalo, NY. In 2020, America Recovered was published by Actar Publishers, Barcelona and New York with funding support from the New York Council for the Arts.

www.chadress.com
Instagram: @chadress
#chadress

Meet Chad at 12:45pm PT on December 5 for a Zoom Open Studio https://ucsb.zoom.us/j/82106889879 Links to the upcoming MFA show coming soon..

Kevin Clancy, Utopia or Oblivion (2019), Site-Spec

Kevin Clancy, Utopia or Oblivion (2019), Site-Specific Installation, Dimensions Variable

Kevin Clancy is an interdisciplinary artist working at the intersections of installation, sculpture, light, and new media. He creates immersive installations that explore the eternal tension between Utopia and Oblivion, providing both critical ruminations on contemporary culture and radiant lenses through which to envision brighter futures.

www.kevinclancy.studio
@kevinclancy.studio

Meet Kevin at 12:15pm PT on December 5 for a Zoom Open Studio https://ucsb.zoom.us/j/82106889879 Links to the upcoming MFA show coming soon..

Maja Skjøth Hegelund Images from 1-4 from: “E

Maja Skjøth Hegelund

Images from 1-4 from:

“Esoterica Mess” - Video and sound - 2020. (03. 57 )

Images 5-8 from:

“Tongue” - Video and sound - 2019. (05.22 )

@obedient_friend
www.majahegelund.com

“I’m driven by questioning what is reality and what is perception and engage with this question by articulating the obscure relationship between nature and technology to bring forth a sense of disharmony between intangible poetry vs. human confinement “

Meet Maja at 12:00pm PT on December 5 for a Zoom Open Studio https://ucsb.zoom.us/j/82106889879 Links to the upcoming MFA show coming soon..

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