Title: Student art exhibitionDate and Time: April 11, 2023 at 7:00pmLocation: Samek in the ELCType of Event: Art Exhibit
Author: Mia Ranello
ArtsXpose 3 – Mia Ranello
Title of Event: Figure drawing sessionDate and Time: April 20, 2023, 7:30pmLocation: Drawing Studio in Holmes HallType of Event: Live Model Drawing Session
Talisman sketches & reference photos – Mia Ranello
Contemporary Sculpture Assignment – Mia Ranello
Weiwei said he enjoys putting work and craftsmanship into useless objects. And if people doubt his work, he responds saying he’s allowed to do what he does, because he’s an artist. He’s not pretentious in his self reassurance, he’s just confident in defending his work. The pieces of his that I find most remarkable are… Continue reading Contemporary Sculpture Assignment – Mia Ranello
ArtsXpose 2 – Mia Ranello
Title of Event: Six Second Delay, Anthony CervinoDate & Time of Event: Tuesday, March 7th, 10 pmLocation of Event: The 103 in HolmesType of event: Art Exhibit
ArtsXpose 1 – Mia Ranello
Title of Event: The Nemesis MachineDate & Time of Event: Wednesday, March 8th, 4 pmLocation of Event: Samek at ELCType of event: Art Exhibit
Talismans 3 & 4 – Mia Ranello
Talismans writing – Mia Ranello
Some things I want are love and good health and fortune for me and my family. I want to avoid people who drain me of my energy or doubt me. But most of all, I want to feel fulfilled, which I think can encompass everything I’ve ever wanted or thought I needed. I yearn to… Continue reading Talismans writing – Mia Ranello
Mia Ranello – Project 1
I have chosen to work with a ceramic Pillsbury Doughboy sponge holder. The Pillsbury Doughboy as a mascot can represent commercialism, innocence, or the facade of a character meant to serve marketing purposes. Any personal ties we feel to him as consumers are a bunch of lies! My object can carry insidious undertones if looked… Continue reading Mia Ranello – Project 1
Mia Ranello, Joy
Immediate Response When I first saw Joy by David Altmejd, I felt confused due to the disorienting composition. My next immediate thought was that the subject looks a bit like Thom Yorke from Radiohead, at least in the eye area. I keep getting drawn to his eyes, but the nature of the piece causes my… Continue reading Mia Ranello, Joy