Friday, February 26 Oliver Herring TASK Exhibit (continuing until March 28) University Galleries Shinique Smith Exhibit (continuing until March 28) University Galleries Bob Jones: The Witching Hour Exhibit (continuing until March 12) University Galleries College Band Directors National Association Concert (11:00 am) Concert Hall College Band Directors National Association Concert (4:15 pm) Concert Hall A Streetcar Named Desire by Tennessee Williams (7:30 pm) CPA Theatre College Band Directors National Association Concert (8:00 pm) Concert Hall Saturday, February 27 College Band Directors National Association Concert (1:45 pm) Concert Hall College Band Directors National Association Concert (4:15 pm) Concert Hall A Streetcar Named Desire by Tennessee Williams (7:30 pm) CPA Theatre College Band Directors National Association Concert (8:00 pm) Concert Hall Theatre of Ted (midnight) CW 301 Sunday, February 28 Sophomore Recital, Andrew Hudson, Tenor (4:00 pm) Kemp Senior Recital, Brekke Day, French Horn (8:00 pm) Kemp Monday, March 01 Junior Recital, Stacey Turner, Violin (6:00 pm) Kemp Graduate Recital, Carlos Azuero, Guitar (7:00 pm) Kemp Graduate Recital, Nathan Manimtim, Guitar (8:30 pm) Kemp Tuesday, March 02 Performance Convocation (11:00 am) Concert Hall Junior Recital, Patrick Geren, Euphonium (8:00 pm) Kemp Improv Mafia (8:00 pm) CVA 149 Wednesday, March 03 Joint Junior Recital, Greg Hensel & Erik Noska, Trumpet (6:00 pm) Kemp Symphonic Band (8:00 pm) Concert Hall Thursday, March 04 Senior Recital, LeAnne Meisinger, Flute (6:30 pm) Kemp Symphony Orchestra (8:00 pm) Concert Hall Monday, March 15 Charles W. Bolen Faculty Recital, Faculty Jazz (8:00 pm) Kemp Tuesday, March 16 Sandra Ogelsby and Nick Satinover Exhibits (5:00 pm opening) University Galleries Guest Artist, Betsy Husby (7:30 pm) Kemp Improv Mafia (8:00 pm) CVA 149 Wednesday, March 17 Visiting Artist Lecture: Deb Sokolow (noon) CVA 149 Junior Recital, Kevin Larson, Bassoon (6:00 pm) Kemp Sophomore Recital, Raylene Lowe, flute (7:00 pm) Kemp Senior Recital, Craig Hamburger, Guitar (8:30 pm) Kemp Thursday, March 18 Graduate Recital, Andrea Steele, Clarinet (7:00 pm) Kemp Joint Junior Recital, Katie Zdanowski, Tuba & Beth Rocke, Euphonium (8:30 pm) Kemp Friday, March 19 Proof by David Auburn (7:30 pm) CW 207 Gold Series: Jazz Festival Concert (8:00 pm) Concert Hall Saturday, March 20 Proof by David Auburn (2:00 pm) CW 207 Proof by David Auburn (7:30 pm) CW 207 Gold Series: Jazz Festival Concert (8:00 pm) Concert Hall Theatre of Ted (midnight) CW 301 Sunday, March 21 Guest Artist: H2 Saxophone Quartet Master Class (1:00 pm) Cook Hall Room 308 ISU Cello Studio Recital (1:00 pm) Kemp Proof by David Auburn (2:00 pm) CW 207 Madrigals & Belle Voix Concert (3:00 pm) Concert Hall Guest Artist: H2 Saxophone Quartet Recital (5:00 pm) Kemp Proof by David Auburn (7:30 pm) CW 207 Monday, March 22 New Music Festival Concert (8:00 pm) Kemp Tuesday, March 23 Brittney Hudgins and Joe Mandrell Exhibits (5:00 pm opening) University Galleries New Music Festival Concert (8:00 pm) Kemp Improv Mafia (8:00 pm) CVA 149 Wednesday, March 24 “The Artstream” mobile gallery – ceramics techniques (all day) CW and CVA Rhinoceros by Eugene Ionesco (7:30 pm) Westhoff New Music Festival Concert (8:00 pm) Kemp Thursday, March 25 “The Artstream” mobile gallery – ceramics techniques (all day) CW and CVA Rhinoceros by Eugene Ionesco (7:30 pm) Westhoff New Music Festival Concert (8:00 pm) Kemp Saturday, March 27 Senior Recital, Candace Dieckow, Soprano (12:00 pm) Kemp Rhinoceros by Eugene Ionesco (2:00 pm) Westhoff Senior Recital, Michael White, Double Bass (4:00 pm) Kemp Junior Recital, Mitch Belusko, Bass (5:30 pm) Kemp Rhinoceros by Eugene Ionesco (7:30 pm) Westhoff Theatre of Ted (midnight) CW 301 Sunday, March 28 Graduate Recital, Carolyn Parfet, Cello (12:00 pm) Kemp Graduate Recital, Mark Wirbisky, Viola (1:30 pm) Kemp Rhinoceros by Eugene Ionesco (2:00 pm) Westhoff Men & Women’s Glee Club Concert (3:00 pm) Concert Hall Monday, March 29 Charles W Bolen Faculty Recital, Christopher Hollingsworth (7:00 pm) Kemp Tuesday, March 30 Akshatha Rangarajan and Britten Traghber Exhibits (5:00 pm opening) University Galleries Graduate Recital, Stefanie Abderhalden, Flute (6:00 pm) Kemp Junior Recital, Eliot Driver, Oboe (7:30 pm) Kemp Charles W Bolen Faculty Recital, Faculty Brass Quintet (8:00 pm) Concert Hall Improv Mafia (8:00 pm) CVA 149 Wednesday, March 31 ISU Guitar Ensemble (7:30 pm) Kemp Thursday, April 1 Senior Recital, Kevin Carlson, Guitar (6:30 pm) Kemp Candide (7:30 pm) CPA Theatre Junior Recital, Julie Boesen, Euphonium (8:00 pm) Kemp Friday, April 2 Candide (7:30 pm) CPA Theatre Saturday, April 3 Candide (7:30 pm) CPA Theatre Theatre of Ted (midnight) CW 301 Monday, April 5 Charles W Bolen Faculty Recital, Faculty String Quartet (7:30 pm) Kemp Tuesday April 6 Julia Fish Exhibit (5 pm through May 9) University Galleries 2010 Student Annual Exhibit (5 pm through May 9) University Galleries Sonneries Woodwind Quintet (8:00 pm) Kemp Improv Mafia (8:00 pm) CVA 149 Wednesday, April 7 Visiting Artist Lecture: Jenny Scobel (noon) CVA 149 Senior Recital, Richard Falls Jr., Euphonium (6:00 pm) Kemp Graduate Recital, Lu Liu, Piano (7:30 pm) Kemp Candide (7:30 pm) CPA Theatre Sophomore Recital, Mark Donahue, Saxophone (9:00 pm) Kemp Thursday, April 8 Candide (7:30 pm) CPA Theatre Friday, April 9 Senior Recital, Ian Dimick, Guitar (6:00 pm) Kemp Senior Recital, Stephanie Melinyshyn, Flute (7:30 pm) Kemp Candide (7:30 pm) CPA Theatre Bug by Tracy Letts (7:30 pm) CW 207 Graduate Recital, Wan-Ching Wu, Voice (9:00 pm) Kemp Saturday, April 10 Guest Artist Master Class: Donna Lee, Piano (1:00 pm) Concert Hall Bug by Tracy Letts (2:00 pm) CW 207 Senior Recital, Emily Masterman, Soprano (3:00 pm) Kemp Senior Recital, Zachary Mattocks, Guitar (4:00 pm) Kemp Senior Recital, Michelle Krewer, Violin (6:30 pm) Kemp Guest Artist Concert: Donna Lee, Piano (7:00 pm) Concert Hall Candide (7:30 pm) CPA Theatre Bug by Tracy Letts (7:30 pm) CW 207 Theatre of Ted (midnight) CW 301 Sunday, April 11 Candide (2:00 pm) CPA Theatre Bug by Tracy Letts (2:00 pm) CW 207 Viola Day Recital (4:00 pm) Kemp Percussion Ensemble Concert (7:00 pm) Concert Hall Bug by Tracy Letts (7:30 pm) CW 207 Monday, April 12 Jazz Combos (8:00 pm) Kemp Tuesday, April 13 Composition Studio Recital (8:00 pm) Kemp Improv Mafia (8:00 pm) CVA 149 Wednesday, April 14 Foursquare Marathon begins (5:00 pm) Airport Lounge Plaza Macbeth by William Shakespeare (7:30 pm) Westhoff Piano Project (8:00 pm) Kemp Thursday, April 15 Foursquare Marathon continues Macbeth by William Shakespeare (7:30 pm) Westhoff Charles W Bolen Faculty Recital, Kate Lewis, Viola (7:30 pm) Kemp Friday, April 16 Foursquare Marathon continues Graduate Recital, Derek Boughey, Percussion (6:00 pm) Kemp Macbeth by William Shakespeare (7:30 pm) Westhoff Student Recital, Kyle Pieczynski & Steve Kowaleski, Guitar (7:30 pm) Kemp Jazz Ensembles I & II (8:00 pm) Center for Performing Arts (CPA) Saturday, April 17 Foursquare Marathon ends Postcard Art (6:00 pm) University Galleries Jr
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Pianist Donna Lee made her solo debut in 1990 with the National Symphony Orchestra. She has since appeared as a soloist and collaborative artist at Kennedy Center’s Concert Hall and Terrace Theater in Washington, DC and Lincoln Center’s Alice Tully Hall in New York City
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Guest Artist Recital, Donna Lee, Piano
Date: Thursday, April 15, 2010 Time: 7:30pm Where: Kemp Recital Hall For additional information on this event contact Kate Lewis (309) 438-2951 or email kjlewis@ilstu.edu
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Charles W. Bolen Faculty Recital, Kate Lewis, Viola
When: Thursday, March 25, 2010 Where: Kemp Recital Hall Time: 8:00pm Concert IV – ISU Faculty and Friends Showcase New Music from Asia — Masahito Sugihara, saxophone, special guest Music by composers from Japan, India, China, and Korea performed by the ISU Concert Choir, Andrea Steele, Tuyen Tonnu, Paul Nolan, Kate Lewis, and special guest artist Masahito Sugihara. Sugihara teaches saxophone and chamber music at Northwestern University and Roosevelt University
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COME JOIN THE PARTY! FREE AND OPEN TO ANYONE AGE 15 AND UP (ages 15-17 need parental signature) Saturday, February 6 at 1 pm University Galleries (110 Center for the Visual Arts) University Galleries is full of materials! We need you to come write and interpret tasks with Oliver Herring, using the materials, environment, and people around you. TASK is an improvisational collaboration between Oliver Herring and a group of participants—generally strangers—that provides a complex, messy, open-ended outlet for creativity. Participants both write and randomly select tasks.
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TASK Party – Saturday, February 6 in University Galleries
Here is a preview of the Oakley “Fade” Frogskins sunglasses in which Oakley will be releasing this Spring. The sunglasses will be releasing in this Rootbeer Cyan Fade colorway you see here and four other different colors.
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Oakley Spring 2010 “Fade” Frogskins Sunglasses
Take a look at these amazing illustrations by Venezuela artist Genaro De Sia Coppola . (via tutorart ) Related posts: Iron Man Illustrations Here are some amazing Iron Man Illustrations from some… Country Music Artist Kate & Kacey Coppola Kate & Kacey is the new upcoming American country..
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Genaro De Sia Coppola Illustrations
Japanese brand X-Girl gets together with Nike Sportswear to collaborate on this one of a kind Women’s mid Blazer. The sneakers are featured in a silver and black version with both being patent leather and detailing in a glittery upper
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X-Girl + Nike, Glittery Womens Mid Blazer
We know you’ve probably heard of a blow up mattress, but check out Malafor ’s blow up sofa. This Blow Up Sofa concept is another simple furniture idea, which was presented at D3 design talents. The sofa is light weight and made from dunnage bags, which are pieces of scrap wood and can be easily replaceable when dirty
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Blow Up Sofa
Incase releases two new colorways for their hardshell Macbook Cases . The two new colors are offered in turquoise and royal purple and features durable, injection-molded construction for excellent notebook coverage and a custom fit. With a frosted hardshell exterior, soft-touch coating, raised rubber feet, thermal vents and unobstructed access to all features, the Hardshell Case is the most sophisticated and discreet option for protecting your white unibody 13” MacBook
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Incase Hardshell Macbook Cases
Monday April 19 at 4 pm in CVA 147 Jerry Saltz has been the Senior Art Critic for New York Magazine since 2007. Before that he was Senior Art Critic for the Village Voice for almost ten years, starting in 1998
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Visiting Artist Lecture: Jerry Saltz
Wednesday, April 7 at noon in CVA 149 Jenny Scobel’s graphite and wax drawings present portraits of women against patterned and landscape derived backgrounds. Art In America’s Raphael Rubinstein writes, “Scobel is an artist whose attention to detail reaches manic (and sublime) proportions. She poses her subjects – in this show, pensive young women – against wallpaper per whose intricate motifs would exhaust a less patient artist.
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Visiting Artist Lecture: Jenny Scobel
Wednesday, March 17 at noon, CVA 149 Deb Sokolow’s text-driven drawings map the obsessive, inner-dialogue of a nameless, paranoid narrator who speculates on various topics relating to popular culture, politics, conspiracy theory and human nature. Recent projects include large-scale, site-specific drawings for the Van Abbemuseum in the Netherlands, Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art in Kansas City, Inova in Milwaukee, Spertus Museum in Chicago, the Smart Museum at University of Chicago and a new commission that is currently on view in the main lobby of the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, as part of the exhibition, Production Site: The Artist’s Studio Inside-Out .
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Visiting Artist Lecture: Deb Sokolow
Tuesday, February 16 at 4 pm in CVA 145 Like it Like That (detail) 2009 Mixed media Site-specific installation at The Studio Museum in Harlem Courtesy: The Studio Museum in Harlem and the artist Photo: Adam Reich Shinique Smith’s installations envelop the viewer in an energetic burst of painting inspired by Japanese calligraphy, Abstract Expressionism, and graffiti, punctuated by discarded clothing and objects. Her work ties ecological themes of accumulation, disposal and waste to elements of popular culture and the artist’s personal narrative.
Join us June 7-14, 2010 for the annual New York Theatre Trip — seven nights in the heart of Time Square, six shows, walking tours, and an incredible overall experience. The trip includes: Round-trip airfare from Bloomington, Illinois to New York-LaGuardia Checked baggage fees Deluxe Academy Charter bus from airport to hotel Seven nights at the Edison Hotel in Time Square Tickets to six shows (usually 5 Broadway and one off-Broadway) Optional walking tours throughout various New York neighborhoods each day, let by your host Concluding group meal at Carmine’s Broadway restaurant on Sunday 24-7 assistance from your host A discussion on the bus trip back to the airport regarding the plays we saw An optional cocktail gathering on Monday evening (arrival) in New York with Illinois State University alumni.
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Judith Dicker, Oboe and Michael Dicker, Basson Date: Tuesday, February 23, 2010 Time: 7:30 pm Where: Kemp Recital Hall Contact: Michael Dicker Phone: (309) 438-8240 Email: mhdicke@ilstu.edu
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Charles W. Bolen Faculty Recital: Judith & Michael Dicker
YesYesNo turned the city of Auckland, Ferry Building into a great art installation for the viewers. It would be amazing to see a whole city done up like this building! “Our job was to create an installation that would go beyond merely projection on buildings and allow viewers to become performers, by taking their body movements and amplifying them 5 stories tall. We used 3 different types of interaction – body interaction on the two stages, hand interaction above a light table, and phone interaction with the tracking of waving phones.
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Night Lights
Designer Daizi Zheng is the genius behind this eco-friendly phone from Nokia that get it’s battery power from sugar. She believe that phones that run by batteries is ruining the environment, so she creates one that runs on coke! “The concept is using bio battery to replace the traditional battery to create a pollution free environment.
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Created by Evan Roth , he presents us a pocket sized digital graffiti blackbook designed for recording more than just ink! DustTag is an iPhone application designed for graffiti writers that visualizes the motion involved in the creation of a tag. Motion data is recorded, analyzed and archived in a free and open database, 000000book.com , where writers can share 3-D animated representations of their hand styles. All tags created in DustTag are saved as Graffiti Markup Language (GML) files, a new digital standard used by other popular graffiti applications such as Laser Tag and EyeWriter.
Songs “Paranoid”, “Homecoming” and “Street Lights” are the unseen performance clips from Kanye’s Vh1 Storytellers, which the Vh1 Storytellers CD/DVD dropped today (Jan 5, 2010) and will contain over 70 mins of performance footage from Kanye plus a special Q&A interview piece.
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Kanye West – “Paranoid” “Homecoming” and “Street Lights” Performances (Vh1 Storytellers)