day after day: the diaristic impulse
February 5 through April 6, 2013
Artists’ Reception: Tuesday, February 12, 5-7pm
Guy Ben-Ner, Simon Evans, Ray Hamilton, Byron Kim, Meridith McNeal, Laurel Nakadate, David Shapiro, Rirkrit Tiravanija, Harvey Tulcensky, and Martin WilnerThe obsessive desire to record day-to-day activities, document private worlds, or chart the passage of time is reflected in work that serves as either a staging ground for more ambitious projects, or as an end in itself.
The exhibition, publication, and related events have been supported by Kathryn Zox ‘83 and grants from University Auxiliary Service and the Ellsworth Kelly Foundation.
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Employee Assistance Program (EAP) "art break" tour
Tuesday, April 30, 12-12:30pm
Director Janet Riker will be giving an EAP "art break" tour of the exhibition Day After Day: The Diaristic Impulse.
Employee Assistance Program-sponsored events are open to UAlbany and Research Foundation faculty, staff, family members, UAS employees, GSEU members and retirees. To RSVP email:bseckerson@uamail.albany.edu or call 442-5483
Upcoming Exhibition
May 3 through 19, 2013
Master of Fine Arts Thesis Exhibition
Reception: Friday, May 10, 5 - 7 PM
Spotlight on the Collection
Artists and Photographs Portfolio- by Janae McHugh, 2011 Milton and Sally Avery Arts Foundation Intern
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Kathryn Zox MSW '83
Making a Difference
Nationally recognized radio host Kathryn Zox, whose talk show The Kathryn Zox Show airs on VoiceAmerica/World Talk Radio, has been a devoted friend of the museum for years. Inspired by the quality of the museum's programs, Kathryn made a major gift to underwrite the exhibition Day After Day: The Diaristic Impulse (Spring 2013). more More...
Ken Johnson MA '78
Author and New York Times Art Critic
Ken Johnson curated the Art Museum's exhibition After School Special: The 2011 Alumni Show and was honored by the University as an outstanding "UAlbany Alumni Achiever" in 2011. More...
Evan Ross BA '92
Setting a Path
As an undergraduate communications major with a minor in Fine Arts, Evan Ross interned at the University Art Museum. It was an experience that set him on a creative path leading to a position at San Francisco's Haines Gallery and subsequently to the New York fashion world. More...

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