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SYNAPSES Opens in MMC’s Hewitt Gallery of Art

  • Hallie Cohen, MFA, Professor of Art, and Kristen Haskell ’05
Curated by MMC alum Kristen Haskell ’05, SYNAPSES
explores the deep interconnectivity between artists belonging to a small Brooklyn art collective, The Gowanus Swim Society.

Nine artists from the Society contributed work to the show: Jessica Dalrymple, John Fisk, Natalie Fisk, Abigail Groff, Kristen Haskell, Melissa Johnson, Suzy Kopf, Mary Negro, and Christopher Dillen Phelps. Each member explores multiple forms of media and themes, including site specific installation, drawing, design, and video art. 

Curator Kristen Haskell, who graduated from MMC in 2005 with a concentration in Graphic Design, co-founded the GSS in 2014. The collective, through regular meetings and numerous exhibits, provides a forum for sharing information and artist resources. “Synapses has marked a career milestone for me and has allowed for further exploration into materials and methods in my artistic practice,” explains Haskell. “MMC will always be my first home as I continue this journey of artistic discovery.”

Experience SYNAPSES in the Hewitt Gallery of Art through October 30.

Contact

Hallie Cohen, MFA, Professor of Art
Director, Hewitt Gallery of Art
hcohen@mmm.edu

MARGARET ROLEKE: Artist Activist

Margaret Roleke ’84, Studio art alum, is having a solo exhibition, “MARGARET ROLEKE:  MARCH ON SOCIETY” from January 5 - February 5 at The CAMP Gallery (Contemporary Art Modern Project Gallery). The exhibit will feature cyanotypes, wall reliefs, and outdoor sculptures. The work will address issues of violence against women, gun violence, and related social issues.