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Mission
Statement:
The Center for Art and Visual Studies at the University of California,
Santa Cruz is a cultural and intellectual laboratory where multidisciplinary
domains of knowledge are explored through the lens of the arts.
The Center’s exhibitions and programs invite diverse audiences
to encounter ideas and images that illuminate our understanding
of ourselves and the world.
MUSEUM
without WALLS series:
2009
FALL:
Oct. 26 @ 5pm at Baskin Arts D101 for a lecture on the
"Molecules That Matter" exhibition.
Links: http://tang.skidmore.edu/pac/mtm/
Nov.
6-7:
The Museum Strikes Back 2009
Inflatable Museum for the
Interventions Festival
2008
 
Archives:
WINTER 2007:
lecture by Elizabeth Diller
DILLER SCOFIDIO + RENFRO (New York)
Wednesday, March 7, 7:00 PM
SPRING
2007:
public lecture by Fred
Wilson
Thursday, April 26, 6:15-7:45pm UCSC Media Theater
public
lecture by John Weber
Thursday, May 24, 6:15-7:45pm UCSC Media Theater
The CAVS Executive Committee would like to acknowledge the Charles Griffin Farr fund and the special funding, requested from the Executive Vice Chancellor by the Dean of the Arts, which made possible this project planning.
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VISION
(Click to read the Vision Plan)
In imagining the Center for Art and Visual
Studies we have created a set of vignettes or visual montages. These
combinations of words, images, and drawings help give the Center’s
emerging program focus and, in concert with a written visitor experience,
help describe the Center to its audiences. The vignettes together
will also provide a sense of the unique experience the visitor will
have.
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