techarts: everyone is an artist april 2017 - neit …...this book is a collection of the “ideas”...

TechArts 2017 Exhibition Catalog

TechArts: Everyone Is An Artist

April 2017

Students

Brian Allen | Sarah Almuntaseb | Alex Berthiaume | Genevieve Brissette | Nancy A. Carter | Brianna Chace | Andres Cordoba | Kelli Donnelly | Jonathan Graci | Daniel Ikpeme | Mamie Morris | Tim

Rishton | Tim Sheeran | Martin Tyrrell | AR 206 Sculpture Class | AUT 114 Oxy and Electric Welding and Cutting Class

Faculty

Mike Davis | Elizabeth Dubofsky-Porter | Dawn Edmondson | Susan Shim Gorelick | Christopher

Vasconcelos

Staff

Karen Arnold Schultz | Bryson Dean-Gauthier | Charlotte Gleadow | Ron Joseph | Grayce Moorehead | Cynthia Pankiewicz | Jaclyn Udaloff

About TechArts

TechArts began as an art installation in 1995, as a way to showcase the artistic talents of the students, faculty, and staff of New England Tech and share them with the rest of the college community. The concept of TechArts resurfaced in the Spring of 2004 when a committee of faculty and administrative staff members became fully committed to keeping this tradition alive as an annual event.

Art now has a permanent place in the Library. Exhibits are changed frequently, with a mix of works from the expanding number of arts-related courses that are now part of the curriculum. Occasionally, works are donated to the Library and have become part of our permanent collection. This online exhibit catalog provides a sense of the art entrusted to us for the next few weeks.

TechArts is brought to you by a dedicated group of faculty and staff including: Sharon Charette, Linda Dionne, Elizabeth Dubofsky-Porter, Dawn Edmondson, Anthony Loffredio, Grayce Moorehead, Tom Nault, Cindy Pankiewicz, John Szymkowicz, Michelle Thomson, and Sue Warthman. Thanks to all for their artistic sensibilities and assistance with organizing, arranging, and hanging the art works throughout the Library. We invite everyone to come in and enjoy the art for the Spring Quarter and to appreciate the creativity and imagination of the artists who are part of our college community.


Students

Brian Allen Student (Game Design and Simulation Programming, AS)

The Art Boot

Medium: Pencil and Charcoal Dimensions: 14”W X 17”H Description: Drawing of a boot Location: Periodicals Area

Microcalligraphy

Medium: Ink Dimensions: 14”W X 17”H Description: Microcalligraphy of Beethoven Location: Periodicals Area


Brian Allen Rope Knot

Medium: Pencil Dimensions: 14”W X 8.5”H Description: A knot in a rope Location: Periodicals Area

Self-Portrait

Medium: Charcoal Dimensions: 10”W X 14”H Description: A self portrait Location: Periodicals Area


Sarah Almuntaseb

Student (Architectural Building Engineering, AS) The Art

Down Town

Medium: Charcoal Dimensions: 24”W X 18”H Location: Periodicals Area

Alex Berthiaume

Student (Automotive Collision Repair, AS) The Art

Self-Portrait

Medium: Charcoal Dimensions: 18”H X 14”W D Description: Self-portrait Location: Periodical Area


Alex Berthiaume M54 E46

Medium: Charcoal Dimensions: 18”H X 14”W D Description: BMW M 54 Engine Location: Periodical Area

Crystal Bravo

Student (Game Development and Simulation Programming) The Art

Character Concept

Medium: Adobe Illustrator/Digital Art Dimensions: 10”W X 8”H Description: Character Concept Art for game. Location: Front of Library near curved windows


Crystal Bravo The Healer

Medium: Adobe Illustrator/Digital Art Dimensions: 10”H X 8”W Description: This is concept art piece for a character to be created for my senior project. Location: Front of Library near curved windows

Miss Fortune

Medium: Adobe Illustrator/Digital Art Dimensions: 10”H X 8”W Description: Fan art of a character from League of Legends Location: Front of Library near curved windows


Crystal Bravo The Warrior

Medium: Adobe Illustrator/Digital Art Dimensions: 10”H X 8”W Description: A character concept that was developed for my class Scripting and Rigging. Location: Front of Library near curved windows

Genevieve Brissette

Student (Graphics, Multimedia and Web Design, AS) The Art Ideas

Medium: Mixed media – collage, acrylic paint Dimensions: 10”H X 8.5”W X 1”D Description: Book composed of four different collages that express “ideas” or styles. Location: On Top of Reference Shelving.

This book is a collection of the “ideas” constantly floating in my head. I finally put some down on paper.


Nancy A. Carter Student (Physical Therapist Assistant, AS)

The Art Burl Wood Buffalo

Medium: Pencil Dimensions: 40”H X 16.5”W Description: Transition drawing – tree to buffalo Location: Periodicals Area

Only Because I Had To

Medium: Pencil Dimensions: 22”H X 15”W Description: Self-Portrait Location: Periodicals Area


Nancy A. Carter Progress or Knot

Medium: Pencil Dimensions: 13”H X 32.5”W Description: Still life knot drawings – assignment for Week 1, redone in Week 10. Location: Periodicals Area

(Thomas)

Medium: Pencil Dimensions: 20”H X 16”W Description: Half and half drawing – Week 5 of Sir Thomas Sean Connery Location: Periodicals Area


Brianna Chace Student (Interior Design, AS)

The Art Overcomer

Medium: Charcoal Dimensions: 11”H X 17”W Description: Clenched fist surfacing from water Location: Periodicals Area

Andres Cordoba

Student (Automotive Technology, AS) The Art

Self Thought

Medium: Pencil Dimensions: 24” H X 18” W Description: Who I am. Location: Periodicals Area


Kelli Donnelly

Student (Graphics, Multimedia and Web Design, AS) The Art

Funny Valentine Portrait

Medium: Digital art printed on printing paper. Dimensions: 11” H X 8.5” W Description: Hand-drawn portrait of Funny Valentine created with Autodesk Sketchbook App on the Galaxy Note 5. Location: On Top of Reference Shelving.

Funny Valentine and D4C

Medium: Sketchbook paper. Dimensions: 11” H X 8.5” W Description: Hand-drawn picture of Funny Valentine and D4C (Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap) from Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure Part 7. Location: On Top of Reference Shelving.


Jonathan Graci Student (Architectural Building Engineering Technology, AS)

The Art Architectural Minds

Medium: Photoshop Dimensions: 11”W X 14”H Description: Photoshop double exposure technique of famous architects and their famous works. Blue: Rem Koolhaas and his CCTV Building, Beijing. Location: Wall outside of Technical Services Office

Architectural Minds

Medium: Photoshop Dimensions: 11”W X 14”H Description: Photoshop double exposure technique of famous architects and their famous works. Green: Frank Lloyd Wright and Fallingwater Location: Wall outside of Technical Services Office


Daniel Ikpeme Student (Video Game Design, AS)

The Art Fantasy Forest

Medium: Digital Brushes Dimensions: 6”H X 11”W Description: Nothing out of the ordinary Location: Wall outside of Technical Services Office

Mamie Morris

Student (Criminal Justice, AS) The Art

Self Portrait

Medium: Paper Dimensions: 11”H X 8.5”W Description: Collage book Location: On top of Reference Shelving


Tim Rishton Student (Digital Media Production)

The Art Self Portrait Collage

Medium: Photo Dimensions: 18”H X 24”W Location: Periodicals Area

Tim Sheeran

Student (Electrical Technology, AS) The Art

Apple Carving

Medium: Plaster Dimensions: 3”H X 3”W X 3”D Location: On Top of Reference Shelves


Tim Sheeran Dragonfly

Medium: Plaster

Dimensions: 2”H X 5”L Description: Wire sculpture of a dragonfly Location: On Top of Reference Shelves

Martin Tyrrell

Student (Nursing, AS) The Art

Homage to “The Scream”

Medium: Torn newspaper on fiberboard Dimensions: 21.5”H X 17.5”W Description: Re-creation of “The Scream” using torn newspaper and fonts to create dimension. Location: Small Wall in Center of Library


AR 206 Sculpture Class The Art

Medium: Papier Maché

Location: On top of Reference Shelving


AR 206 Sculpture Class




Medium: Wire and f d it Location: South Wall



Team Project

Medium: Papier hé Location: Periodicals

Areal


AUT 114 Oxy and Electric Welding and Cutting Class

Students: James Duerr, Geoffrey Fennell, Ariel Hernandez, Vincent Popolla, Sayne Rheaume, Samuel Sarkees, Thomas Soe, Jonathan Solis, Peter Tengbeh, Quinton Walsh

The Art Motorcycle

Medium: Dimensions: Description: Motorcycle sculpture Location: Periodicals Area

Faculty

Mike Davis Faculty (Digital Media Production)

The Art Elm Wood Bowl

Medium: Elm Wood


Mike Davis

Location: On Top of Reference Shelving

Landing Net I

Medium: Tiger maple, walnut landing net Location: On Top of Reference Shelving

Wood Box Medium: Tiger maple Dimensions:


Mike Davis

Location: On Top of Reference Shelving

Elizabeth Dubofsky-Porter Faculty (Biological Sciences)

The Art Sea Life

Medium: Fabric Dimensions: 60” H X 60” W Description: Quilt in shades of tan and aqua with various sea creatures featured in the middle Location: Wall behind computer aide’s desk

Dawn Edmondson Faculty (Interior Design)


The Art Grief 1, 2, 3

Medium: Encaustic on panel Dimensions: 8”H X 8”W – 3 pieces Location: Small Wall in Center of Library

Sagacity I, II

Medium: Encaustic on panel Dimensions: 36”H X 24”W – 2 pieces Location: Large Wall in Center of Library


Susan Shim Gorelick

Faculty (Mathematics & Science) The Art

Tote Bag

Medium: Dimensions: Description: Location:

iPad Cover

Medium: Dimensions: Description: Location:


Christopher Vasconcelos

Faculty (MCT) The Art

Recycled Lobster Trap Rope – In a Box

Medium: Lobster trap rope found along ocean shore Dimensions: Location: On Top of Reference Shelving

Scallop Shells in Driftwood

Medium: Driftwood found along ocean shore Dimensions: Description: Scallop shells CNC (Computer Numerical Control) carved into driftwood, acrylic paint for color Location: On Top of Reference Shelving


Staff

Karen Arnold Schultz Staff (Office of Teaching and Learning)

The Art Sea Glass

Medium: Photograph Dimensions: 10”H X 8” W Description: Glass on the beach Location: South Wall

Shell and Seaglass

Medium: Photograph Dimensions: 10”H X 8”W Description: On the beach. Location: South Wall


Karen Arnold Schultz Wild Grapes

Medium: Photograph Dimensions: 10”H X 8”W Description: Wild grape vines at Sachuest National Park, Middletown. Location: South Wall

Bryson Dean-Gauthier

Staff (Faculty Resource Center) The Art

Dark of the Moon

Medium: Monoprint Dimensions: 24”W X 30”H Description: Ink on paper Location: Large Wall in Center of Library

Spike


Bryson Dean-Gauthier

Medium: Wax and dye on paper Dimensions: 26”W X 40”H Description: Black & white wax resist painting Location: Large Wall in Center of Library

Untitled 1/1

Medium: Wax on paper, ink Dimensions: 30”W X 24”H Description: Black & white wax resist painting Location: Large Wall in Center of Library


Charlotte Gleadow Staff

The Art Symmetrical Color Progression with Sewn Metallic Accents

Medium: Acrylic, metallic thread Dimensions: 11”W X 14”H Description: Each colored canvas has exact cut-outs and is accented differently by metallic threads using a color progression Location: Periodicals Area


Ron Joseph Staff

The Art Coolness in Turmoil

Medium: Photography Dimensions: 24”W X 20”H Description: Women sitting on the rocks next to a raging ocean. Location: Wall outside of Technical Services Office

The picture depicts calmness in the face of turmoil. Pawtuxet Village Plaque

Medium: Photography Dimensions: 11”W X 9”H Description: Plaque depicting the residents of Pawtuxet Village Location:


Grayce Moorehead Staff (Library and Information Commons)

The Art Faerie Home

Medium: Assorted dried natural materials including mosses, barks, pussy willows, dried apples, tansy branches, hen feathers, etc. Created for “Fairy Garden Days” Botanical Center Conservancy at Roger Williams Park April 15 – 30, 2017. Dimensions: 15”H X 34”W X 22”D Location: Front of Library near curved windows

Topiary

Medium: Altered Books Dimensions: 6”W X 16”H Description: Rosettes fashioned from individual pages Location: On Top of Reference Shelving


Cynthia Pankiewicz

Staff (Library and Information Commons) The Art

Rainbow Sun

Medium: Acrylic on canvas Dimensions: 16”W X 20”H Location: Wall outside of Technical Services Office

Water Lilies

Medium: Acrylic on canvas Dimensions: 16”W X 20”H Location: Wall outside of Technical Services Office


Jaclyn Ann Udaloff

Staff (Library and Information Commons) The Art

High Desert

Medium: Cross Stitch Dimensions: 8.25”W X 8.25”H Description: Photograph converted into cross stitch pattern in Photoshop using index mode Location: On Top of Reference Shelving

High Sea

Medium: Cross Stitch Dimensions: 8.25”W X 8.25”H Description: Photograph converted into cross stitch pattern in Photoshop using index mode Location: On Top of Reference Shelving

In awe of the amazing marking on Indo-Pacific fish I converted images to 4” square cross stitch patterns. These pieces reflect memories of viewed landscapes.

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