Archive for October, 2009
Kathy Butterly lecture tonight!
Just a reminder that we will be having a lecture by Kathy Butterly, part of the Jan Fisher Memorial Lecture series! Tonight at 7:45 PM at Core 170. There is a free reception with the artist following at the CRC.
-Nick
meet the artists!
Artist Carrie Marill will be at ASU Art Museum on Friday, Oct. 23, as part of our Conversations @11 series. Join Carrie to talk about art, sustainability, painting and creativity.
This free program is a great way to learn about art or just be inspired. Take an art break on Fridays with us!
-diane
fundreds
Lots of people are already participating in Mel Chin’s project, Fundred Dollar Bill/Operation Paydirt. Have you contributed your fundred yet?
Come to the ASU Art Museum, on Mill Ave. at 10th Street in Tempe, AZ, to participate. There is no admission fee to the museum and participating in our programs is always free, too.
-diane
zombie makeup

zombie makeup for Jillian Mcdonald project
Really, how many museums get to do this sort of thing?
Wanna be a zombie? or a Vampire? or a makeup artist? contact us at the museum, or Jillian directly (see her older posts) or just come in, any time, Tuesday – Friday, 11am – 5 pm, to see what’s going on.
There is no admission fee to the museum and no cost to participate in Jillian’s project!
-diane
Jillian Mcdonald – Vampire and Zombie Auditions #1
Click Here to WATCH VIDEO from Today’s Audition
More Auditions scheduled for tomorrow 2pm & 3:15pm! Make-up artists workshops today at 2pm and tomorrow at 11am.
Please sign up with Jillian directly if you are interested in participating in the project at 917.443.8107 or jmcdonald@jillianmcdonald.net – she will also answer any questions or concerns. Interested parties who cannot make the scheduled dates, please inquire about alternative times.
– John
Artist Julie Anand at ASU Art Museum this Friday
Julie Anand is one of the title artists in our current exhibition called Nowhere to Hide: Three Artists in the Desert. Come to our conversation with Anand this Friday at 11 a.m. in the main museum to talk with her and learn more about art.
Just one more way we try to infuse your world with a little soul. :)
-diane
ceramic artist Kathy Butterly at ASU Oct. 22
The ASU Art Museum Ceramic Research Center (CRC) is happy to have artist Kathy Butterly coming to ASU to speak to the community. The lecture, held in Coor Hall on Oct. 22, 2009 at 7:30 p.m., is free and open to the public. A free, open reception will be held with the artist immediately following the lecture at the CRC.
Butterly’s work is represented in national and international collections. Please join us for a creative evening!
-diane
we are Indie Chic
I bet you were thinking, right about now, “well, that’s done. We can resume our normal routine until the new year.” Au contraire, my friends. We’re just getting started!
We’re currently seeking out vendors for the first annual Indie Chic @ 10th Street event at ASU Art Museum. This is going to be a unique experience- definitely not your grandma’s-doilies-and-grandpa’s-cuckoo-clocks type of craft fair.
Make something fun? Different? Maybe a little weird? We wanna know. Come sell it here at the museum on Dec. 5. **But** we’re picky. You’re gonna need to rock our socks. Submit an application through our web site (or click the image above to get there). Show us how creative, original and fabulous you all are… and don’t forget to show us what you sell!
-diane
Media interest in ASU Art Museum’s Defining Sustainability season
Click the image above to read the entire article on the ASU Art Museum’s latest season of exhibitions titled Defining Sustainability. It’s exciting for us that so many people are also interested in this subject- one we all know is not very new to artists.
Come by the museum Tuesdays – Saturdays through January 2010 to see all of the exhibitions in person. An added bonus – the first Saturday of each month the museum has free hands-on art projects for the kids! Check out our web site calendar for dates and times.
-diane
While you’re here tonight – the video lounge

record your thoughts on sustainability HERE

the computer in front of the green sofa is for VIDEO
While you’re in the museum, please stop by the computer in the lobby that’s in front of the green sofa. Our little computer set-up will let you record your thoughts while you’re here. Tell us what you think about sustainability and we may post your video on our YouTube channel.
Have fun and we’ll see you at tonight’s opening!
-diane