Images from the “MFA|EDA 2013″ thesis exhibition and website
Less than two years ago, Duke University welcomed fifteen students into the newly launched MFA in Experimental and Documentary Arts program. Works by the graduating Class of 2013—ranging from installation and performance to film and photography—are featured in the MFA’s inaugural thesis exhibition, MFA|EDA 2013. The series of screenings, openings, and presentations that comprise the exhibition kicks off with an opening reception in the Power Plant Gallery and film premieres in the Full Frame Theater. Both sites are in the newly renovated Power Plant building on the American Tobacco Campus in downtown Durham.
MFA|EDA 2013
Friday, March 22, 5—7 p.m. opening; 7–10 p.m. film premieres
Power Plant Gallery at the American Tobacco Campus
318 Blackwell St., Durham, North Carolina
The program of events will continue with additional film premieres on March 24, and other openings and events will take place through March and April at venues across Durham. To view work from MFA|EDA 2013 and for a detailed schedule, go to mfaeda2013.org.
Congratulations to the Class of 2013!: Eric Barstow | Marika Borgeson | Philip Brubaker | Laura Doggett | Wolfgang Hastert | Braxton Hood | Elizabeth Landesberg | Peter Lisignoli | Annabel Manning | Lisa McCarty | Laurenn McCubbin | Natalie Minik | Jolene Mok | Talena Sanders | Joel Wanek
MFA|EDA 2013 is supported by the Center for Documentary Studies, the Department of Art, Art History & Visual Studies, the Program in the Arts of the Moving Image, and the Office of the Vice Provost for the Arts at Duke University. Additional support provided by Ellen Cassilly and Frank Konhaus and the Cassilhaus Collection, Casbah Durham, and The Carrack Modern Art.