Art in Miami FIU Honors College students have assisted artists on a variety of artistic projects. The following are highlights from collaborations with different institutions. The FIU Honors College wishes in particular to thank Omar Lopez-Chahoud, Artistic Director of UNTITLED Art Fair, for his vision and support. This seminar is taught by Artist and Professor John William Bailly (MFA, Yale University) who has spent a decade leading students on experiential learning programs.
GORDON MATTA-CLARK’S GARBAGE WALL AT UNTITLED IN 2017
At the 2017 UNTITLED Art Fair, students of the FIU Honors College assisted the Estate of Gordon Matta-Clark’s in a recreation of Garbage Wall. Read More
Read about Garbage Wall and FIU in ARTnews
“Exactly What Kind of Trash Is on View at the Untitled Fair?” by Sarah Douglas
https://www.artnews.com/art-news/market/exactly-kind-trash-view-untitled-fair-9449/
ROBERT CHAMBERS GRETZEL AT THE BAKEHOUSE IN 2018
FIU Honors College students assisted artist Robert Chambers in the creation of his 2018 installation Gretzel at the Bakehouse Arts Complex. Read More
LAUREN SHAPIRO’S FUTURE PACIFIC AT THE BAKEHOUSE IN 2020
FIU Honors College students assisted artist Lauren Shapiro in the creation of her 2020 installation Future Pacific at the Bakehouse Arts Complex. Read More
JEN CLAY’S “EYES OF THE SKIN” AT LOCUST PROJECTS IN 2023
The Art in Miami students of the FIU Honors College will participate at the runners in Jen Clay’s “The Chase.” Inspired by Scooby doo monster chase scenes, The Chase is a performance where a group of people is slowly chased by two ambiguous forms with a live soundscape by Elise Anderson to represent being constantly chased by the alien inside that, to Jen Clay, is anxiety, depression, and mental illness. Runner groups will be sought out to participate in this “fun run” that will encircle the street outside of Locust Projects. Read More.
EDITOR & LAST UPDATE
John William Bailly 10 January 2023
COPYRIGHT © ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
Bailly Lectures 