Elaine A. King's review of the two part exhibition at the Mattress Factory titled "India, New Installation," appeared in the June issue of Sculpture.

Janet Culbertson (BFA '53) exhibits in the inaugural group show at Accola Contemporary in New York City, September 4-27, http://www.accolacontemporary.com/; http://www.janetculbertson.net/.

Philip Morsberger (BFA '54) exhibits his paintings in Two Realities, a two person show at Summit One Gallery in Highlands, NC, August 30 - October 1, http://summitonegallery.com/a>.

Paul Zelevansky (BFA '67) has a new book out, "24 Ideas about Pictures," available online at http://www.Lulu.com; http://www.greatblankness.com.

Hester Simpson (MFA '71) recently exhibitied in Threads, a group show at Ricco/Maresca Gallery, NYC, http://www.riccomaresca.com/.

Hugh Watkins (BFA '81) has produced a CD of 15 original songs that he wrote, played, and recorded, packaged with his own artwork and a lyrics booklet. Six of the songs can be heard at:
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=401977648;
http://www.hughwatkins.net/

Lynn Lu (BFA '99) performs and presents a paper at "PSi #14: INTERREGNUM: In Between States" in Denmark at University of Copenhagen's Department of Arts and Cultural Studies, August 20 - 24. She also performs in Navinki 08: International Performance Art Festival in Minsk, Belarus, August 29 - September 1, and in Giswil 2008: International Performance Art Festival in Giswil, Switzerland on September 6, http://www.interregnum.dk/; http://www.navinkifestival.org/; http://psi-web.org/; http://www.performanceart.ch/.

Becky Smith (BFA '96) curates Love is a Cannibal, a group show depicting gay-male longing through staged, constructed and manipulated photography at Sloan Fine Art, NYC, through September 16, http://www.sloanfineart.com/.

Seldon Yuan (BHA '98) exhibited in the group show Poor Services at La générale en Manufacture in Paris, France, July 18 - July 21 and is featured in the group show Yonder at Gallerie 69 in Oslo, Norway, August 15 - September 14, http://www.lagenrale.org/; http://www.lufthavna.no/.

Terry Young (BFA '01) performs in The Art of Dance; Righteous Spring, a site specific collaborative happening at the Studio Museum of Harlem in NYC on August 10, http://www.studiomuseum.org/target-free-sundays-5/.

Carrie Schneider (BFA'01) exhibits in Tense Territories at santralistanbul in Turkey, August 24 through October 30, http://www.santralistanbul.org.

Rosina Santana (MFA '01) will be teaching a two day workshop on the use of oral history as part of the community art process at the Museo Raul Anguiano, Guadalajara, Mexico in September. She has been invited to give a lecture on Community Public Art Process and complexity theory at the School of Art, Architecture and Design, at the University of Guadalajara, in Guadalajara, Mexico.

Ruth Stanford (MFA '04) presents Cryptoecology, a solo show at Eyedrum in Atlanta, GA, opening August 23 (7:00-11:00 p.m.) and running through October 4, http://www.eyedrum.org/.

Fereshteh Toosi (MFA '04) created a performance for Hallwalls in Buffalo and Spark Art Space in Syracuse to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the Love Canal environmental disaster. '78 RECORDS: ERIE CANAL TO LOVE CANAL 1978-2008 connects Erie Canal history, the Salt City of Syracuse, and current environmental projects in New York state. Starting this fall, Fereshteh will be teaching in the New Millennium Studies program at Columbia College Chicago, IL, after a year as Faculty Fellow in Arts and Civic Engagement at Syracuse University, NY.

Mario Marzan (MFA '05) co-curates Make, Shift, Home at SPACE inPittsburgh, PA, on view
August 29 - October 11, 2008. There will be a reception on October 3 as part of the Downtown Gallery crawl from 5:00-9:00 p.m. Artists featured include Mike Wille, Blithe Riley (MFA '05),
Roxana Perez-Mendez, Ivelisse Jimenez, Mario Marzan, Patricia Fernandez, Diana Behl, Jeff Mueller, David Tinapple (MFA '07), and Kathleen Thum.

J.B. Galloway (BFA '06) leaves Bhutan in August for Nepal before heading to Delhi, India for 10 months in the AIF Service Corps Fellowship. He is one of 23 Americans awarded this fellowship.

Emily Berezin (BFA '08) exhibits works in Agency: Art and Advertising, curated by Kevin Concannon, PhD, and John Noga for the McDonough Museum of Art in Youngstown, OH, September 19 ­ November 8, http://mcdonoughmuseum.ysu.edu.

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