MFA exhibitions: Your Turn to Burn

MFA exhibitions: Your Turn to Burn

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

George Jenne, Spooky Understands, 2013. Video still. Courtesy of the artist.
February 14, 2013
MFA exhibitions: Your Turn to Burn

11 February–14 April 2013

The John & June Allcott Gallery
Art Department, UNC-Chapel Hill
Hours: Monday–Friday, 8–5pm
Admission: free

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The Art Department is proud to present a succession of solo exhibitions by our eight graduating MFA students over the next eight weeks, titled Your Turn to Burn. Every Monday through April, artists will transform the John and June Allcott Gallery with inventive and evocative paintings, videos, sculptures, and performances. Each exhibition features a reception with food, drink and conversation with the artist. Your Turn To Burn will kick off with a celebration on Thursday, 14 February, from 6 to 8pm for Spooky Understands, George Jenne’s provocative installation blending the gothic and the playful into a chilling, bittersweet concoction of video and sculpture exploring love and lust. Bring your Valentine.

List of exhibitions, student artist and reception dates (all receptions 6–8pm):

11 February–16 February: George Jenne (14 February)
18 February–23 February: William Thomas (19 February)
24 February–2 March: Damian Stamer (28 February)
3 March–10 March: Ali Halperin (7 March)
17 March–23 March: Lauren Salazar (21 March)
24 March–30 March: Mike Iauch (28 March)
31 March–7 April: Julia Gootzeit (4 April)
8 April–14 April: Nicole Bauguss (12 April)

For more information please contact Jeff Whetstone, [email protected].

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