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Friday, January 18, 2013

CREATIVE PATHS - Park School Alumni & Centennial Exhibition




From day one, Park School was at the forefront of the progressive education movement. Determined to utilize the enlightened teaching methods advocated by John Dewey (in contrast to the child-as-empty-vessel techniques in common use), Park teachers embraced the notion that best educational practices placed learning in the context of the wider world. In particular, Park’s founders sought to cultivate generations of learners with the education, creativity, passion, and dedication necessary to improve the world.
Park alumni, from the first graduating class to the most recent, have enthusiastically fulfilled those goals. This exhibit, Creative Paths, takes a look at just a few Park graduates who have been, and often continue to be, trailblazers in a wide variety of fields and disciplines. Whether guiding Baltimore into its recent renaissance, or creating the world’s most utilized online resource for medical information on breast health, or gaining international recognition for experimental music, these alumni shape our world in countless ways.

Please join the curators, Alex Ebstein and Abby Krolik (Park class of 2008), at the opening reception for Creative Paths on Thursday, January 24 at 3:30pm in the Richman Gallery. Food will be provided by the Upper School Gallery Committee.

Saturday, February 20, 2010

New Date for The Earth Is Flat @ Park School


Featuring: Chris Jordan, Lynn Geesaman, Ken Hale, Jessie Lehson, Jackson Martin, Trace Miller, Ellen Lupton & Abbott Miller, Lawrence McFarland, Paul Rutkovsky, Rachel Sitkin and Shannon Young

Richman Gallery 
Park School

February 11 - March 31
Artists' Reception Thursday, February 25th 6 - 7:30 pm


Wednesday, February 3, 2010

The Earth Is Flat and Other Truths About the Environment @ Park School

Chris Jordan, Lynn Geesamen, Ken Hale, Jessie Lehson, Jackson Martin, Trace Miller, Ellen Lupton & Abott Miller, Lawrence McFarland, Paul Rutovsky, Rachel Sitkin, Shannon Young

Richman Gallery at the Park School 
 February 11- March 31, 2010.  
Please join us for the Artist's Reception, Thursday February 18th from 6 - 7:30 pm

Thursday, February 5, 2009

If I Didn't Care Opens @ Park School

Migiwa Orimo
If I Didn't Care, the ambitious, new exhibition at Park School's Gallery, features 3 regional and 26 national, female artists. Ranging from 30 to over 90, the included artists represent different generations and heritages, each sharing their personal and cultural perspectives. While a little dense, the exhibition is incredibly impressive, and has been embraced by both the exhibiting artists and the school community. Highlights include Laylah Ali, Pamela Phatsimo Sunstrum, Migiwa Orimo, and Negar Ahkami.
Pamela Phatsimo Sunstrum

Laylah Ali

Kate Bae

Swati Khurana

Negar Ahkami

Faith Ringgold, left, Joyce Scott, right

Paula Wilson

Tamasha Williamson, left, Howardena Pindell, right

Deborah Roberts

Isabel Manalo

Regina Vater

Isabel Manalo

Flo Oy Yong
For more information on the exhibition, visit the gallery's website.

Sunday, January 25, 2009

If I Didn't Care @ Park School January 30

If I Didn't Care: Multigenerational Artists Discuss Cultural Histories
Curated by Rick Dulaney, Gallery Director

Artists Include: Laylah Ali, Patssi Valdez, Tamasha Williamson, Paula Wilson, Aminah Brenda Lynn Robinson, Pamela Phatsimo Sundstrum, Faith Ringgold, Soumiya Krishnaswamy, Deborah Roberts, Emma Amos, Magiwa Orimo, Karen Powell, Isabel Manalo, Margaret Burroughs, Keiko Ishii Eckhardt, Regina Vater, Howardina Pindell, Athena LaTocha, Negar Ahkami, Joyce Scott, Swati Khurana, Kate Bae, Wanda Ewing, Saya Woolfalk, Debra Edgerton, Nina Buxembaum, Flo Oy Wong, Elizabeth Axtman, and Siona Benjamin

January 30 - March 30, 2009
Reception Friday, January 30, 6:30 - 8:00 p.m.

This all-medium exhibition features women-of-color artists whose work focuses on cultural histories, race, gender, or social-political areas of thought. The artists come from many different backgrounds and times. Some of the artists are recently out of college, while others have been creating for decades. A few of the participating artists will be coming to Park to meet with students during the exhibition.

Friday, January 23, 2009

Call For Entry @ Park School

Cornel Rubino @ Park School's Gallery
09/10 season: artists must submit their work no later than March 09 that focuses on environment, sustainability, eco, and anything surrounding it.

10/11 season: 2 open shows, submissions needed no later than March 09:

  1. First show will be titled Rock, Paper... artists that work with stone and artists that work with cut paper. That is two separate mediums – not an artist that works with both.
  2. Currently the other exhibit is open, although eventually it will be thematic, so I would like to see all types of work.
Please send proposals to:
Rick
Delaney
Exhibitions Educator
The Park School
2425 Old Court Road
Baltimore, MD 21208

Monday, November 24, 2008

Cornel Rubino's Mondo Botanico Opens @ Park School

Cornel Rubino's Mondo Botanico, a show of large-scale drawings on the wall and on paper, opened at Park School last week. Rubino presents images of people interacting with animals, whimsical symbols like the cat's cradle, and plant life. Described as an installation for a "less than green world," one is asked to examine and consider these larger-than-life images in this context. Many drawn straight on to the wall, the images take on a semblance of cave paintings, making these natural and whimsical images seem antiquated and foreign.
Zoe Charlton and Allyn Massey, looking tough.

Curator Rick Delaney with Robert Tillman

The show also incorporated the entire student body, whose drawings in response to Rubino's exhibition fill the school's hallways. Organized by age group, or specific drawing classes, the walls show students wrestling with different ideas about drawing, and the (/their) environment.

Seth and Sara eating food. Park School openings are notorious for their amazingly tasty receptions!

Mondo Botanico, and its student responses will be on view at the Park School through January 15, 2009. For more information on exhibitions at Park School, visit their website.

Sunday, November 16, 2008

Cornel Rubino's Mondo Botanico @ Park School

Cornel Rubino's drawing installation, Mondo Botanico opens at Park School's Richman Gallery on Thursday, November 20th from 5:30-7:00 PM.
The exhibition runs from November 20 - January 15
Park School
2425 Old Court Road
Baltimore, MD 21208