NEW YORK - Parsons The New School for Design proudly presents an exhibition of work by the 13 graduating artists from its BRA Fine Arts program, on view at MC Gallery from May 9th –May 19th.  An opening reception will be held Wednesday, May 9th, from 6 – Pam. 

“MINE: that or those belonging to me; the possessive of I”.

This word, and the title of the exhibition, epitomizes the individuality and diversity of these students’ works. Each has established their own art making voice, their own uniqueness of thinking and image making. The exhibition highlights the complexity of the unique voice in today’s art world by showing how these artists think about and produce their work. From the painted surface and the hand made, to the digital and the readymade, from the self to the social and political, the students in “Mine” offer compelling new voices to the world of art, and to the world at large.

Don Porker, Chair

Department of Fine Arts

The artists featured in the exhibition are: Ivan Belanger, Catrine Bodum, Gamze Buyukkusoglu, Isabela Castro Vera, Amanda Cowing, Angela Davis, Gustavo Fermin, Chad Haarman, Karli Henneman, Joy Lamm, Jamie Rocklage, Paula Saneaux and Mickey Sumner.

For more information about the exhibition please visit http://www.parsons.newschool.edu/finearts

About Parsons the New School for Design

Located in the heart of New York City, Parsons The New School for Design is one of the most prestigious and comprehensive degree-granting colleges of art and design in the nation, with approximately 3,500 students in degree programs from all 50 states and approximately 60 countries. Parsons has been a forerunner in the field of art and design since its founding in 1896 as the Chase School, named after American impressionist painter William Merrit Chase. Over the decades, Parsons has educated some of the nation’s most acclaimed artists from Edward Hopper, Jasper Johns and Roy Lichtenstein to Sue de Beer, Steve DiBenedetto, Ryan McGinley, and Brian Tolle. For more information, visit www.parsons.newschool.edu

We will also be showing the work of Marija Pavlovska, an emerging Macedonian artist, in our adjunct space. 

Her show is titled "Silence".