Cuban artist Glexis Novoa shares insights about his work during the opening celebration for CAM's exhibition Climate Change: Cuba/USA. (photo: Anthony Wong Palms)
Upcoming events
All USFCAM and Graphicstudio events are FREE unless otherwise noted.
For reasonable accommodations please contact Amy at amyallison@usf.edu or (813) 974-4164. (FL Relay 711)
MAy 22, 2019
Pop-up Mediation Post
11am-2pm
USF Marshall Student Center (MSC)
Event is free and open to the public
Through the weekly Pop-up Mediation Post (PMP)—which will be held every Wednesday as part of Kaprow Reinvented: Pose, 1969-2019—Tampa-based artist, Vince Kral will facilitate an open dialogue between passersby, Allan Kaprow’s Pose, and himself. These PMP’s will provide information about Kaprow’s work and all material for participants to reinvent Pose themselves. For the duration of the project, there will be an online digital map of all locations where Pose was reinvented, and people from all over are encouraged to participate in the exhibition with instructions found here.
MAy 29, 2019
Pop-up Mediation Post
11am-2pm
USF Business Administration Building Atrium (BSN)
Event is free and open to the public
Through the weekly Pop-up Mediation Post (PMP)—which will be held every Wednesday as part of Kaprow Reinvented: Pose, 1969-2019—Tampa-based artist, Vince Kral will facilitate an open dialogue between passersby, Allan Kaprow’s Pose, and himself. These PMP’s will provide information about Kaprow’s work and all material for participants to reinvent Pose themselves. For the duration of the project, there will be an online digital map of all locations where Pose was reinvented, and people from all over are encouraged to participate in the exhibition with instructions found here.
June 5, 2019
Pop-up Mediation Post
11am-2pm
USF Cooper Hall (CPR)
Event is free and open to the public
Through the weekly Pop-up Mediation Post (PMP)—which will be held every Wednesday as part of Kaprow Reinvented: Pose, 1969-2019—Tampa-based artist, Vince Kral will facilitate an open dialogue between passersby, Allan Kaprow’s Pose, and himself. These PMP’s will provide information about Kaprow’s work and all material for participants to reinvent Pose themselves. For the duration of the project, there will be an online digital map of all locations where Pose was reinvented, and people from all over are encouraged to participate in the exhibition with instructions found here.
June 12, 2019
Pop-up Mediation Post
11am-2pm
USF Social Sciences Building (SOC)
Event is free and open to the public
Through the weekly Pop-up Mediation Post (PMP)—which will be held every Wednesday as part of Kaprow Reinvented: Pose, 1969-2019—Tampa-based artist, Vince Kral will facilitate an open dialogue between passersby, Allan Kaprow’s Pose, and himself. These PMP’s will provide information about Kaprow’s work and all material for participants to reinvent Pose themselves. For the duration of the project, there will be an online digital map of all locations where Pose was reinvented, and people from all over are encouraged to participate in the exhibition with instructions found here.
June 15, 2019
Pose Party on the Patio!
11am-2pm
USF Contemporary Art Museum Patio (CAM)
Event is free and open to the public
Come to USFCAM for a Saturday afternoon of poses, Polaroids, and polar pops to celebrate Kaprow Reinvented: Pose, 1969-2019, a pop-up performance and participatory reinvention of Allan Kaprow’s Pose, reinvented by Tampa-based artist Vince Kral! Bring a chair and a Polaroid camera if you have one; USFCAM will have a limited supply on hand. Enjoy a cool treat and talk anything Allan Kaprow with Vince Kral and then set about with a chair and camera and start reinventing!
June 19, 2019
Pop-up Mediation Post
11am-2pm
USF School of Architecture & Community Design (HMS)
Event is free and open to the public
Through the weekly Pop-up Mediation Post (PMP)—which will be held every Wednesday as part of Kaprow Reinvented: Pose, 1969-2019—Tampa-based artist, Vince Kral will facilitate an open dialogue between passersby, Allan Kaprow’s Pose, and himself. These PMP’s will provide information about Kaprow’s work and all material for participants to reinvent Pose themselves. For the duration of the project, there will be an online digital map of all locations where Pose was reinvented, and people from all over are encouraged to participate in the exhibition with instructions found here.
June 26, 2019
Pop-up Mediation Post
11am-2pm
USF College of Nursing (MDN)
Event is free and open to the public
Through the weekly Pop-up Mediation Post (PMP)—which will be held every Wednesday as part of Kaprow Reinvented: Pose, 1969-2019—Tampa-based artist, Vince Kral will facilitate an open dialogue between passersby, Allan Kaprow’s Pose, and himself. These PMP’s will provide information about Kaprow’s work and all material for participants to reinvent Pose themselves. For the duration of the project, there will be an online digital map of all locations where Pose was reinvented, and people from all over are encouraged to participate in the exhibition with instructions found here.
July 3, 2019
Pop-up Mediation Post
11am-2pm
Doug Hollis’ Unspecific Gravity Public Art, next to USF Science Center (SCA)
Event is free and open to the public
Through the weekly Pop-up Mediation Post (PMP)—which will be held every Wednesday as part of Kaprow Reinvented: Pose, 1969-2019—Tampa-based artist, Vince Kral will facilitate an open dialogue between passersby, Allan Kaprow’s Pose, and himself. These PMP’s will provide information about Kaprow’s work and all material for participants to reinvent Pose themselves. For the duration of the project, there will be an online digital map of all locations where Pose was reinvented, and people from all over are encouraged to participate in the exhibition with instructions found here.
July 10, 2019
Pop-up Mediation Post
11am-2pm
USF Library (LIB)
Event is free and open to the public
Through the weekly Pop-up Mediation Post (PMP)—which will be held every Wednesday as part of Kaprow Reinvented: Pose, 1969-2019—Tampa-based artist, Vince Kral will facilitate an open dialogue between passersby, Allan Kaprow’s Pose, and himself. These PMP’s will provide information about Kaprow’s work and all material for participants to reinvent Pose themselves. For the duration of the project, there will be an online digital map of all locations where Pose was reinvented, and people from all over are encouraged to participate in the exhibition with instructions found here.
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