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Manifest Creative Research Gallery: 7th Annual RITES OF PASSAGE
Magnitude 7.7
- 28 May 2011 to 24 June 2011

Current Exhibition


28 May 2011 to 24 June 2011
2-7 tu-fri, 12-5 sat
MANIFEST
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Cincinnati, OH
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Artists in this exhibition: John Aquila, April Bachtel, Cindy Bernhard, Emily Blocker, Ross Caliendo, Lyndsey Fryman, Nyla Hurley, Ryan Selby, Michelle Silberberg, Carol Whalen, Tyler Wilkinson, Taylor Woolwine, Michael Bennett, Peter T. Bennett, Peter Boyadjieff, Michael Brodeur, David Dorsey, Jenny Freestone, Joshua Harker, Daniel Klewer, Noriko Kuresumi, Thierry Lamare, Mark Langeneckert, Carrie Longley, Cherith Lundin, Richard Luschek, Ryan Peter Miller, Beth Parker, James Pearson, Ida R�d�n, Sarah S. Shay, Donna Sinclair, David Smith, Doug Stapleton, Vaishali Wagh, Jean Wetta


Manifest is very proud to announce its 7th year presenting
RITES OF PASSAGE, an exhibit devoted to featuring, documenting and rewarding emerging artists.


Opening Reception and Award Announcement 6-9p.m. on Friday, May 27th.

7th Annual
RITES OF PASSAGE


Main Gallery
Opening Friday, May 27, 6-9p.m.
Exhibit continues: May 28 - June 24, 2011

Conceived and initiated in 2005, The Rites of Passage series of exhibits was developed in order to support student excellence by offering a public venue for the display of the advanced �creative research� made by artists emerging from academic study in the visual arts; to document and promote young artists as they transition into their professional careers; and to bring the positive creative energies of national institutions together at Manifest Gallery in Cincinnati, Ohio. Through seven years of evolution, the RITES exhibits have become increasingly competitive, with students, professors, and college programs realizing the significance of inclusion in each highly selective exhibition and companion catalog.

With this seventh annual installment of the Rites series, Manifest will award $300 as best of show prize to encourage and support excellence at this career level. The Rites call for submissions was open to students of undergraduate programs graduating or expecting to graduate in 2010, 2011, or 2012. The best of show award will be announced the night of the opening reception, May 27th. Works on view will include a range of media and approaches, including painting, drawing, photography, printmaking, glass, and ceramics. Works were selected based on the votes of seven jury members in a blind jury process.

For the exhibit 162 artists representing 88 different college and university art programs submitted 381 works for consideration. Thirteen works by the following 12 artists representing eleven different academic institutions will be featured in the 7th annual Rites of Passage exhibit at Manifest Gallery.

John Aquila
Senior - Maryland Institute College of Art

April Bachtel
Senior - Kent State University

Cindy Bernhard
Senior - The American Academy of Art

Emily Blocker
Junior - Kendall College of Art and Design of FSU

Ross Caliendo
Senior - Columbus College of Art and Design

Lyndsey Fryman
2010 Graduate - Eastern Kentucky University

Nyla Hurley
2010 Graduate - University of Wyoming

Ryan Selby
Senior - Southern Illinois University

Michelle Silberberg
Senior - Towson University

Carol Whalen
Senior - New Hampshire Institute of Art

Tyler Wilkinson
Junior - Centre College

Taylor Woolwine
2010 Graduate - Columbus College of Art and Design



Manifest announces Magnitude 7.7

Opening Reception 6-9p.m. on Friday, May 27th.

7th Annual
MAGNITUDE 7


Drawing Room and Parallel Space Gallery
Opening Friday, May 27, 6-9p.m.
Exhibit continues: May 28 - June 24, 2011

Every year Manifest calls for little works of art from around the world. Each exhibit brings in hundreds of powerful yet diminutive masterpieces for our jury to consider. Inevitably we end up with a gallery full of diverse, compelling, and exquisite little gems. Manifest�s patrons eagerly await the Magnitude 7 event, thrilling to discover the variety and charm of so many little creative treasures.
Small works are very portable and fit well into many spaces. They also evoke in the viewer a sense of one's own physicality, in a completely different way than average or large sized works. Small works are intimate; inviting approach and inspection. Like short poetry, they are a challenge to craft with the same presence of their larger counterparts.

We are delighted to offer this seventh annual exhibit of works no larger than seven inches in any dimension - our collection of visual haiku.

For this seventh incarnation of the project 349 artists submitted 801 works for consideration by Manifest's rigorous jury process. Forty-one works by the following 24 artists from 15 states and the Bahamas, Canada, and China were selected for presentation in the gallery and catalog. Works on view throughout two galleries will include paintings, mixed media, drawings, sculpture, ceramics, printmaking, digital drawing, and more.


Michael Bennett
(DeKalb, Illinois)

Peter T. Bennett
(Buxton, Maine)

Peter Boyadjieff
(Montreal, Canada)

Michael Brodeur
(Greenville, South Carolina)

David Dorsey
(Pittsford, New York)

Jenny Freestone
(Takoma Park, Maryland)

Joshua Harker
(Chicago, Illinois)

Daniel Klewer
(Green Bay, Wisconsin)

Noriko Kuresumi
(Astoria, New York)

Thierry Lamare
(Nassau, Bahamas)

Mark Langeneckert
(Columbia, Missouri)

Carrie Longley
(Brookville, Ohio)

Cherith Lundin
(Rock Hill, South Carolina)

Richard Luschek
(Cincinnati, Ohio)

Ryan Peter Miller
(Tempe, Arizona)

Beth Parker
(Bloomington, Indiana)

James Pearson
(Lawrenceville, Illinois)

Ida R�d�n
(San Francisco, California)

Sarah S. Shay
(Portland, Oregon)

Donna Sinclair
(Falls Church, Virginia)

David Smith
(Hong Kong, China)

Doug Stapleton
(Chicago, Illinois)

Vaishali Wagh
(Milwaukee, Wisconsin)

Jean Wetta
(Island Heights, New Jersey)

General Info:

OPENING RECEPTION and AWARD ANNOUNCEMENT: Friday, May 27, 6-9 p.m.
(refreshments will be served, sponsored by Caf� MoCA, What's For Dinner, and the Echo Restaurant)
WALK on WOODBURN: The restaurants, shops, and galleries on historic Woodburn Avenue will also be open during the evening of the opening reception. These include Cafe Moca (coffee, etc.), Suzie Wong's (excellent Asian dining), PAC Gallery (more art to see), StrebelArt (portrait studio), and others.

EXHIBIT RUNS THROUGH June 24

GALLERY HOURS: Tuesday through Friday 2 � 7:00 p.m., Sat. 12 � 5 p.m.
or by appointment for groups - school groups welcome.

LOCATION: 2727 Woodburn Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio 45206
(Just south of Madison Rd. at DeSales Corner in East Walnut Hills.)
PARKING: On street and parking across the street in DeSales Business Parking Lot
CONTACT: Jason Franz, Manifest Executive Director at [email protected]
GALLERY PHONE: 513-861-3638
FOR MORE INFO: www.manifestgallery.org


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