CFA Announcements

Carnegie Mellon's College of Fine Arts Announcement:
Events

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Students from the Design and Social Change class will present creations of desirable things made from trash in an exhibit titled "Reduce, Reuse" at Pittsburgh's Construction Junction. The exhibit will run from Saturday, April 28 to Wednesday, May 30, 2007.

Proceeds from the sale of the student work will benefit Construction Junction, the city's only non-profit recycled building materials retailer.
Construction Junction is located in Point Breeze at 214 N. Lexington St, Pittsburgh, PA 15208.

Directions:

http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&client=safari&rls=en&resnum=0&q=Directions
%20to%20Construction%20Junction&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&um=1&sa=N&tab=wl

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The School of Design final critiques are free and open to the public.

Visit the calendar at

http://www.andrew.cmu.edu/user/ecs/design.pdf

5th Year School of Architecture Exhibition ______________________________

5th Year Architecture show, entitled Reproduction Terminal Building Bay 33 6th floor

opening Friday May 11, doors open at 6:30 a lecture by Hansy Better Barraza of Studio Luz will begin at 7 reception will follow.

The show will feature the last 5 years of work of this years graduating class

Directions:
http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&q=Terminal%20building%20southside&btnG=Sea
rch&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&um=1&sa=N&tab=wl
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Carnegie Mellon¹s Solar Decathlon

The campus community is invited to join Carnegie Mellon¹s Solar Decathlon team for a campus wide kick-off event Friday May 4, from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the 2005 Solar Decathlon house in the Donner Dell next to the Margaret Morrison building. The kick-off will include food and drinks, in addition, visitors will be able to view the model of the 2007 home and other information about the Solar Decathlon event. Hosted by the Department of Energy, the Solar Decathlon event will be held this October on the Mall in Washington D.C.


School of Music _____________________________________________________

Carnegie Mellon University's School of Music presents Carnegie Mellon Baroque Spring Concert 2007 Saturday May 5 Alumni Concert Hall
5 pm

Stephen Schultz, director

Program

Concerto for Four Violins in F major, Op.3. #9 Antonio Vivaldi
(1678-1741)

Andante

Adagio

Allegro

Adagio

Allegro

Jessica Hsu, Eunice Keem, Megan Prokes, Rachael Mathey, violins

Clarinet Concerto in A major, K.622 W.A. Mozart (1756-1791)

Allegro
Rachael Stutzman, clarinet

Piano Concerto #12 in A major, K.414 W.A. Mozart (1756-1791)

Allegro


Sung-Im Kim, piano

INTERMISSION

Concerto for Viola in B minor Handel/arranged by Henri Casadesus

Allegro moderato
Justin Johnson, viola


Sonata V in G major (from Armonico Tributo) Georg Muffat
(1653-1704)

Allemanda

Adagio

Passagaglia

Anne Jackovic, Jessica Hsu, violins; Barney Culver, cello

Brandenburg Concerto #3 in G major J.S. Bach (1685-1750)

(Allegro)

Adagio

Allegro
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School of Music events

Ticket information 412.268.2383

Solo & Ensemble Guitar Concert
James Ferla, director
Alumni Concert Hall 8 pm

Thursday, May 3
Carnegie Mellon Philharmonic
Juan Pablo Izquierdo, conductor
Music of Paul Hindemith
Severance Hall, Cleveland, Ohio 7:30 pm
Pre-concert lecture by Paul Johnston at 7 pm Ticket information 412.268.2383 (FREE Bus Ride)

Friday, May 4
Opera Scenes
Raymond Blackwell, director
Kresge Recital Hall 8 pm

Saturday, May 5
Music Preparatory School Piano Recital
Kresge Recital Hall 7:30 pm

Sunday, May 6
Music Preparatory School Piano Recitals
Kresge Recital Hall 1:00 pm and 3:30 pm

Sunday, May 6
Studio Recital
Students of Andrés Cárdenes
Alumni Concert Hall 7 pm

Sunday, May 6
Music Preparatory School String Recital
Kresge Recital Hall 7 pm

School of Art ______________________________________________________________

Please join the School of Art for the opening reception of:

UNCERTAINTIES

Work by 1st year graduates:
Kazuki Eguchi
Jennifer Gooch
Joey Hays
Michael Nixon
Gregory Witt

Opening May 4th, 6-9
(Live performance by Jennifer Gooch from 6-9)

Future Tenant
801 Liberty Ave.

May 4 - 18
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TENT SHOW presents

TENT SHOW is currently working out of a storefront at 4915 Penn Ave, Pittsburgh on the cusp of the Garfield and Bloomfield neighborhoods.

http://www.tentshow.org

FRIDAY MAY 4:
TENT SHOW TELEVISION
World Premiere of experimental neighborhood-specific video works by Mike Nixon, Semina Mansuri, Kazuki Eguchi, Ally Reeves, Greg Witt, Yoonmo Choi, Amy Conroy, Cory Gavin, Kates Kim, Hanna Lee, Chung Lee, Dawn Weleski and the unstoppable Eileen Maxson.

SATURDAY MAY5:
TENT SHOW FASHION PARADE

MEETING OF THE MINDS _______________________________________________________

Wednesday, May 9th

at the UC, 10 am -5 pm

ARCHITECTURE STUDENTS/FACULTY

Aisha Branham/Advisor, Scott Smith "Memory Casks" UC Gallery 12-2:30

Elizabeth MacWillie/Advisor Stephannie Bartos "Architectural Building Blocks" Kirr Commons--1st floor, 3-5

Benjamin Saks, Adam Lackett, Francisco Restrepo/Advisor, Stephen Lee "Renewable Energy Mobile Workshop" Wean Commons--1st floor, 12-2:30

ART STUDENTS/FACULTY
MEETING OF THE MINDS--May 9th

Nathan Lee, Spencer Longo /Advisor Andrew Johnson "Auralscape"
Hoch Commons, 2nd Floor, 3-5 pm

Amisha Gadani/Advisor Andrew Johnson "FLOW" UC Gallery 3-5

Jessica Scott/Advisor Andrew Johnson "My Mothers" UC Gallery 12-2:30

Blake Dvorich/Advisor Andrew Johnson "Our Limited Bill of Rights"
Peter Room Oral 6 1:40; UC Gallery 12-2:30

Rachel Stewart/Advisor Andrew Johnson "Painting for the People's Pallet"
UC Gallery 3-5; DVD showing McConomy Auditorium 12-1

Michael Kontopoulos/Advisor Andrew Johnson "Tuesday's Wind-up Bird"
Kirr Commons-1st Floor 3-5

Amos Levy/Advisor Andrew Johnson "Version Mix Series"
Hoch Commons-2nd floor 3-5

Raymond Tripodi/Advisor Clayton Merrell "On Burial"
UC Gallery 12-2:30

Laura Miller/Advisor Edda Fields (History) "The Transatlantic Slave Trade"
Peter, Oral 3, 12:40

Robert Fritz/Advisor Golan Levin "Reflection"
Kirr Commons-1st floor 3-5

Vanessa Butler/Advisors Jon Beckley, Andrew Johnson "The Eczema Project"
UC Gallery 12-2:30

Adriane Schneider/Advisor Patricia Bellan Gillen "Glitterworks Installation"
Hoch Commons-2nd Floor, 3-5

Jack Meade, Michael Pisano/Advisor Robert Bingham "Across America"
UC Gallery 3-5; DVD Showing McConomy 1-2

Ryan Woodring/Advisor Suzie Silver "In the Dining Room"
UC Gallery 3-5

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Asa Watten (SDS)/Advisor Robert Bingham "Direct Action Energy"
UC Gallery 12 -2:30

MUSIC STUDENTS/FACULTY

Steve Goldberg (BHA)/Advisor, Riccardo Schulz (Music) "Music Recording"
Dowd, Oral 12, 4:20

Anna Vogelzang (Self-Defined)/Advisor Riccardo Schulz (Music) "The Things that Airplanes Do"
McConomy 11-12:00

DESIGN STUDENTS/FACULTY*

Joannie Wu, Gavin Stewart /Advisor Kristin Hughes, Rachel Delphia "Eco-Conscious Couture"
UC Gallery 3-5

Defne Civelekoglu /Advisor Susan Finger (Civil Eng) "Communication between Bees in Relation to Information Packets"
Connan 12:30-4:00

Eamae Mirkin/Advisor Susan Finger (Civil Eng) "Methods of Encoded Communication"
Connan 12:30-4:00

Gavin Stewart/Advisor Susan Finger (Civil Eng) "Morse Code vs Text Messaging
Connan 12:30-4:00

Stephen Spencer (BHA)/Advisor Scott Summit "The New Self Contained
Self Rescuer"
Kirr Commons, 1st Floor, 12-2:30

BHA/BSA STUDENTS/FACULTY


Steve Goldberg/Advisor, Riccardo Schulz (Music) "Music Recording"
Dowd, Oral 12, 4:20

Stephen Spencer/Advisor Scott Summit (Design) "The New Self Contained Self Rescuer"
Kirr Commons, 1st Floor, 12-2:30

Andrea Hamilton/Advisor Caroline Acker (History) "Iconic Images of Drug Users in Popular Cinema"
Wright, Oral 2, 12:20; Hoch Commons (Poster) 3-5

Erika Holmquist/Advisor Arin Blackford (BHA) "The Slideshow"
UC Gallery 12-2:30

Douglas Peters (BSA) "Automated Stereotactic System"
WeanCommons-1st Floor, 12-2:30

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The Regina Gouger Miller Gallery at Carnegie Mellon presents the 2007 School of Art Senior Exhibition, To Get To The Other Side. The gallery will host an opening reception on Friday, May 11 from 5:00 p.m. ­ 8:00 p.m. The reception is free and open to the public.

The exhibition contains a wide variety of work from 32 graduating students.
Work will include drawing, painting, sculpture, video, projections, performance and multi-media work. John Carson, head of the School of Art, describes this group of students as ³mightily talented and enterprising and rip-roaring ready for the challenges of the world at the other side of art school.²

To Get To The Other Side runs from May 11 ­ May 20, 2007. Gallery hours are
11:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Tuesday through Sunday. The Regina Gouger Miller
Gallery is located on the Carnegie Mellon campus. Hours of operation are 11:30 a.m.­5 p.m. Tuesday­Sunday. Visitor parking is available in the East Campus Parking Garage, located on Forbes Avenue just east of the Morewood Avenue intersection.

For more information about the 2007 senior student exhibition contact Regina Gouger Miller Gallery Margaret Cox at 412-268-4754 or mc94@andrew.cmu.edu.
For more information on the College of Fine Arts contact Eric Sloss at
412-268-5765 or email ecs@andrew.cmu.edu.

Exhibitions at the Miller are supported in part by a grant from the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, a state agency funded by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, individual sponsors, the School of Art and the College of Fine Arts at Carnegie Mellon.