Company H Artist Collective
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There’s a Company H. meeting tonight (April 24th) at 9pm!
The focus of tonight’s meeting will be the Currey Gallery summer show that Co. H will be curating.
Everyone should bring in a list of students from all disciplines whose work you feel should be shown!
We hope to see you there!
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This Thursday (April 25, 2013) Company H. and The Nashville Psychoanalytical Study Group will present MATTER OF HEART, a documentary on the famous Swiss psychoanalyst, Carl Gustav Jung, with producer Michael Whitney in attendance.
The reception will be held at 6:00pm, and the film will begin at 6:30pm.
A panel discussion will be held after the film with:
- Donna Krupkin Whitney,
- MD Michael F. Whitney, MBA
- Gretchen Watts, LCSW, STA-SP
- The Rev. Donna Scott,
- Ed.S, M.Div, D.Min
- Moses Williams
We hope to see you in attendance! Please send any questions you may have our way!
Watkins College of Art, Design & Film
2298 Rosa L. Parks Blvd.
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A Quick Update for the rest of the semester…
- Wednesday, April 24th, at 9pm, we will have our next council meeting. The focus of this meeting will be the Currey Gallery summer show that Co. H will be curating. Everyone should bring in a list of students from all disciplines whose work you feel should be shown.
- Thursday, April the 25th, at 6pm, we will be hosting a screening of Matter of Heart, Mark and Michael Whitney’s documentary on famous psychoanalyst Carl Jung. In conjunction with the screening will be a panel discussion featuring members of Vanderbilt’s psychology and divinity schools.
- On Wednesday, May 1st at 9pm, Nashville based artist Chris Roberson will be giving an artist talk entitled Work & Play.
If anyone has any questions about this schedule, don’t hesitate to ask. Any suggestions are obviously more than welcome, regarding anything. You can shoot us a message here or find us around school.
Hope to see you Wednesday!
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Watkins College of Art, Design & Film presents the Nashville premiere of The Forgotten Space (112 m.), a film essay by Allan Sekula and Noël Burch, on Monday, April 22, at 6:30 p.m. in the Watkins Theater. The screening, which is free and open to the public, will be introduced by Assistant Professor Tom Williams.
We hope to see you there!!!
More info about the screening here: http://www.watkins.edu/news/forgotten-space-makes-nashville-premiere-april-22
More about the film: http://www.theforgottenspace.net/
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This Wednesday night (April 17th) at 9pm, Company H. will be hosting a movie night at Watkins College of Art, Design & Film. We’ll be watching David Lynch’s The Elephant Man!
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The Beyond Books: Sketchbook show is tonight, people!
The reception starts at 6pm and runs until 9pm, so come on out! But if you can’t make it out tonight, the exhibit runs through the 15th!
Address: East Side Story 1108 Woodland Street Unit B Nashville, TN -
Tomorrow night (Wednesday, April 10), there will be another Round Table discussion at Watkins College of Art, Design & Film!
Round Table’s mission is to facilitate a dialogue in Nashville about current art practices, theoretical debates, and critical accounts in relation to the larger discourse surrounding contemporary art. This week, we’ll be discussing Burden of Proof - Contemporary Art and Responsibility, by Tom Holert, taken from March 2013’s Artforum. We will be meeting at Watkins College at 9:00pm, in room 804 (upstairs). Anyone’s welcome to join!
Follow this link for access to the reading: http://lgdata.s3-website-us-east-1.amazonaws.com/docs/2078/709996/Tom_Holert_-_Burden_of_Proof—_Contemporary_Art_and_Responsibility.pdf
The readings for upcoming meeting will be uploaded and managed HERE, and should you be interested, you will also have access to readings from past meetings.
We hope to see you there!
Facebook event: click here
Round Table’s Facebook: click here
Round Table’s Blogspot:click here -
Company H Student Critique
Company H will be hosting a student critique on Wednesday, April 3, in anticipation for final projects. We will meet at 9pm in Room 804.
Students of all disciplines are welcome to attend, and set-up should be done prior to critique. All students participating will receive equal time for critique; allotment depending on turnout. Digital media can be brought in on an exterior drive and presented in the 4D lab.
Although this goes without saying, please be willing to engage in a constructive, thoughtful, and respectful dialogue intended to enhance the quality of pieces presented. This is a great opportunity for older students to offer wisdom and tips to younger students, and younger students to offer a fresh perspective or interpretation on more advanced work. Looking forward to seeing everyone (and their work) there!
facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/245054745639542/?fref=ts
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Round Table Blogspot: click here
Round Table Facebook: click here
If you’re interested in being involved in Round Table, follow through one of the two links (or both!) to find more information about the next meeting and to check out the readings!
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Hey, everyone!
Here’s the run down for the rest of the semester:
There will be a Company H meeting on Wednesday, April 3rd at 9:10PM, followed by a student critique. We’ll have more details regarding the student critique as the date approaches, but we would love to see as many people involved as possible!
The next meeting after that will be on Wednesday, April 17th, which will feature a visiting (as of now undetermined) artist lecture.
We have some film nights in the works as well, where we’ll watch a collection of short and or feature films and then discuss their content. We will post updates as the plans fall into place! We’re aiming to have our first on Friday, March 29th.
Should there be any questions, don’t hesitate to send them our way.
