Tag Archives | Malcolm McClay

Summer Art Programs in Ireland, Italy, England, Germany, France; Intersession in NYC

January 16, 2013 in Art, Diversity, Honors & Awards, Lectures, Printmaking, Resources

Art in Ireland is a studio program based at the Burren College of Art. The college, a cutting edge facility accredited by the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, offers an opportunity for focused activity that draws upon the unique landscape of the Burren. This places the students in a setting where they are simultaneously surrounded [...]

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Malcolm McClay & Chicory Miles exhibit at Acadian Center For the Arts

January 13, 2013 in Exhibitions, Faculty & Staff Focus, Sculpture

The Wallsteads of Civilization by Malcolm McClay and Portraits of a Burn Wood  by Chicory Miles opens this week at the Acadian Center for the Arts, 101 West Vermillion St. Lafayette, LA 70501. Opening Reception: Saturday January 12th, 6:00 – 9:00pm The Wallsteads of Civilization From the ringforts of the pre-Christian Celtic civilization through the 5th and [...]

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Student holds up her project, a large golden frame adorned with foliage, framing the Ireland landscape

LSU School of Art in Ireland summer studio program

October 28, 2012 in Art, Fine Arts, Sculpture, Workshops

Program Description LSU School of Art in Ireland is a summer studio program that is based at the Burren College of Art. The college, a cutting edge facility accredited by the School of the Art Institute of Chicago offers an opportunity for focused activity that draws upon the unique landscape of the Burren. This places [...]

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Malcolm McClay brings Austrian & Irish artists to Good Children Gallery, New Orleans

October 4, 2012 in Art, Community Outreach, Exhibitions, Faculty & Staff Focus, Photography, Sculpture

      Post- Fordlândia An exhibition of new collaborative work by Tom Flanagan & Megs Morley at Goodchildren Gallery New Orleans, Curated by Malcolm McClay. 11 August at 18:00 until 1 September at 17:00 Post- Fordlândia is a series of films and photographic works exploring the ruins of Fordlândia,  Henry Ford’s failed utopian, white-picket town constructed in 1928 in the [...]

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