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GRADUATE SUMMER EXHIBITION of CRANBROOK ACADEMY OF ART
June
4 through August 14, 2005
Cranbrook Academy of Art is an internationally recognized school of
art, design and architecture comprised of a community of working artists
and students. Established in 1932, the Academy of Art’s Graduate
Program remains a “living studio of artistic invention”
as envisioned by its founder, newspaper publisher and philanthropist
George Booth.
The prestigious two-year Graduate Program includes 150 students working
with ten Artists-in-Residence, each of whom heads one of the Academy’s
ten departments: 2D
Design, 3D
Design, Architecture,
Ceramics,
Fiber,
Metalsmithing,
Painting,
Photography,
Print
Media, and Sculpture.
Each April, as part of the requirements for earning either a Master
of Fine Arts or Master of Architecture degree, the second-year Master’s
degree candidates present their thesis work in the annual Graduate Degree
Exhibition. This year seventy students participated in the exhibition
and received Master’s degrees in May.
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The
Graduate Summer Exhibition is a smaller, curated version of the Graduate
Degree Exhibition. The exhibition this summer includes the work of twenty-five
graduates. The exhibition was curated by Gerhardt Knodel, Director of
Cranbrook Academy of Art, and Gregory Wittkopp, Director of Cranbrook
Art Museum, with Fabio Fernández, Associate Curator for the Network
Alumni Gallery.
A fully-illustrated color publication titled Made Here,
featuring all seventy graduates of the Academy, is available in The Store
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Cranbrook Art Museum’s 2004-2005 Exhibition Season is sponsored
by Standard Federal – Wealth Management.
The 2005 Graduate Degree Exhibition and the 2005 Graduate Summer Exhibition
have been presented with the support of the Museum Committee of Cranbrook
Art Museum and sponsored by Jonathan and Sheri Boos, The Maxine and
Stuart Frankel Foundation, Cathy and James Rosenthal, Jane and Edward
Schulak, Gilbert and Lila Silverman, and Pamela Applebaum Wyett.
Program support for the Academy’s 2005 Emerging Artists Award
and exhibition in Berlin this year is generously provided by DaimlerChrysler
Services North America LLC. Cranbrook Academy of Art and Cranbrook
Art Museum also are supported, in part, by the members and the fund-raising
activities of ArtMembers@Cranbrook and the Michigan Council for Arts
and Cultural Affairs.
Cranbrook Art Museum is supported, in part, its Members, the Michigan
Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs, the Museum Committee and the
fund-raising activities of the Serious Moonlight Steering Committee
and the Women's Committee of Cranbrook Academy of Art and Art Museum.
Cranbrook Art Museum is open Wednesday through Sunday from 11 a.m.
to 5 p.m. with extended hours until 9 p.m. the Fourth Friday of each
month.
Cranbrook Art Museum Members: Free!
Adults: $6
Full-Time Students with ID and Teens 13 and over: $4
Senior Citizens (65+): $4
Children 12 and under: Free!
No credit cards accepted
Personnal Checks Welcomed
U.S. Currency Only For more information, please call 1.877.GO.CRANBrook.
(1.877.462.7262)
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