Exemplary works from seniors
The Spingold Theater Center was filled with the energetic bustle of hundreds of visitors at the opening of the Senior Studio Show April 29.
The Spingold Theater Center was filled with the energetic bustle of hundreds of visitors at the opening of the Senior Studio Show April 29.
Last Monday night, I opened the doors to the Spingold Theater Center to experience one of Brandeis' notable art shows.
I stand on the lower floor of the Rose Art Museum. The linoleum floors click with each step as I inspect canvasses, taking in the subtle splashing sound from the rectangular fountain.
I swung open the glass double-doors of the Rose Art Museum this past Friday and was struck by the originality of the cacophonous art before me.
As of July 1, Raphaela Platow will be leaving Brandeis' Rose Art Museum for Cincinnati's Lois & Richard Rosenthal Center for Contemporary Art (CAC).As chief curator of the Rose, Raphaela has spearheaded many of the museum's more notable exhibitions including 2005's highly succesful "DreamingNow" show; the spring/summer 2006 exhibition, "I Love My Time, I Don't Like My Time: Recent Work by Erwin Wurm," and this semester's highly acclaimed opening of the John Armleder exhibit, "Too Much Is Not Enough." Ms. Platow joined the Rose Art Museum in August 2002 as a curator and moved quickly up the ladder, advancing to Acting Director of the Museum and Chief Curator in about three years.
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