opening day: meet the artists

Sunday, October 12, 1-4 p.m.

Several Work Ethic artists spend the day at the BMA staging art happenings and experiences that challenge our notions of what art can be.

1 pm

Work Ethic curator Helen Molesworth leads a guided tour of the exhibition
 
1:45 pm

Tom Marioni talks about his project, The Act of Drinking Beer with Friends Is the Highest Form of Art.
 
2 pm
 Hope Ginsburg makes a multi-media presentation about her Little Black Moustache and Rosy Red Cheeks temporary tattoos (for sale in the BMA Shop).
 
2:30 pm
 Erwin Wurm discusses the ideas behind his artwork, including One Minute Sculptures featured in the exhibition.
 
3:30 pm
 Alison Knowles performs her best-known work, Make a Salad, in the sculpture garden.
 
Ongoing

Hugh Pocock drills for water in the sculpture garden as part of his BMA-commissioned work.

Times are approximate.

Admission is $7 for adults; $5 for seniors age 65 and over and college students; and free for children 18 and under.

Call 410/396-6314 for more information.