Group Critique with Bridget Mullen
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Group Critique with Bridget Mullen
$915.00
| Mentor: | Bridget Mullen |
| Cohort Type: | 💻 Virtual |
| Meeting Day: | 📅 Monday |
| Meeting Time: | 🕛 6-9pm (EST) / 3am-6pm (PST) |
| 7 Weeks: | March 9 - April 27 |
| Course Dates: |
March 9, 16, 23 (No class March 30) April 6, 13, 20, 27 |
| Cohort Size: | 10 Artists |
| Cost per Contact Hour: | $44 per contact hour |
| Total Cost: |
$915 Tuition & Financial Aid |
About This Course
This is a special opportunity to work with Bridget Mullen - limited space available!
Artists in the Group Critique course will meet via Zoom over 7 weeks and present their work to the group and faculty member, Bridget Mullen. Each artist receives two 30-minute critiques with faculty and class, spaced 3 weeks apart with a mid-course break. After their first critique, artists will get an optional prompt to work on for their second critique. Each class will be recorded for artists to review artist talks and presentations; in addition the chat will always be saved for those wanting to review notes from their critique.
The dialogue around the critiques is research and peer driven. All artists in the group play a valuable role in giving feedback and suggestions that will respectively help each artist presenting. Artists are expected to come prepared for their critique / presentation with essential questions about their work and thinking to help frame the dialogue for them. Artists are welcome to show works in progress, finished work, painting, drawing, video stills, textiles, mixed media, sculpture and video.
Artists in the Group Critique course will meet via Zoom over 7 weeks and present their work to the group and faculty member, Bridget Mullen. Each artist receives two 30-minute critiques with faculty and class, spaced 3 weeks apart with a mid-course break. After their first critique, artists will get an optional prompt to work on for their second critique. Each class will be recorded for artists to review artist talks and presentations; in addition the chat will always be saved for those wanting to review notes from their critique.
The dialogue around the critiques is research and peer driven. All artists in the group play a valuable role in giving feedback and suggestions that will respectively help each artist presenting. Artists are expected to come prepared for their critique / presentation with essential questions about their work and thinking to help frame the dialogue for them. Artists are welcome to show works in progress, finished work, painting, drawing, video stills, textiles, mixed media, sculpture and video.
Artists Will:
- Participate in a class size of 10 artists max.
- Meet for 7 weekly, 3 hour classes online on Zoom (with one scheduled break).
- Receive opportunities for critiques & feedback: two critiques at 30 minutes each.
- Collaborate with artist peers in Zoom or in-person studio visits outside of class.
- Receive written feedback from peers and faculty every presentation.
- Get prompts + challenges to reinvigorate each artist's approach and artistic practice.
- Learn about new artists, suggested films, readings and exhibitions to see.
- Enjoy an artist talk from a guest artist.
- End class with an open forum to discuss art world questions with Bridget Mullen.
- End the class with a final brief presentation of one new piece ideally made during the class's run responding to feedback and thoughts from peers and critics.
Guests
Mentor Bio
Bridget Mullen holds an MFA from Massachusetts College of Art and a BAE from Drake University. She has been awarded numerous residencies including Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture, Headlands Center for the Arts, The Jan Van Eyck Academie, and MacDowell. Her recent solo exhibitions include Nazarian/Curcio, Los Angeles, CA; Nathalie Karg, New York, NY; and Annet Gelink, Amsterdam, Netherlands; and recent group exhibitions include Bradley Ertaskiran, Montréal, QC; Marianne Boesky, New York, NY; Fahrenheit Madrid, Madrid, Spain; and Fabian Lang, Zürich, Switzerland. She is the 2022 recipient of the Chiaro Award from Headlands Center for the Arts, a 2021 recipient of a New York Foundation for the Arts Painting Fellowship, and received a studio award from the Sharpe-Walentas Studio Program in 2017–2018. Mullen’s work has been featured in publications including Artforum, Art in America, The Brooklyn Rail, and Juxtapoz. Her work can be found in the collections of the Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen in Rotterdam, Netherlands and the Ogunquit Museum of American Art in Ogunquit, ME. She was born in Minnesota and lives in Beacon, NY.
