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Space 204 welcomes Brandon Donahue, “OUTTA BOUNDS” February 15, 2018

Posted by on Tuesday, January 30, 2018 in News and Events.

The Department of Art and Space 204 Gallery present:

Brandon Donahue

Outta Bounds

February 15 – March 15, 2018

Reception:

Thursday, February 15, 2018,  4pm to 6pm
Room 204, E. Bronson Ingram Studio Arts Center

Artist Talk:

Wednesday, March 14, 2018, 3:00pm
Room 220, E. Bronson Ingram Studio Arts Center

Vanderbilt University

Free and open to the public

 

 

 

 

Statement:

Welcome to the OUTTA BOUNDS Sportsplex.

Follow the rules and regulations while enjoying your time here.

Download pdf here.

OUTTA BOUNDS Sportsplex
Rules and Regulations

> DO NOT LEAN ON  EQUIPMENT.

> DRESS CODE IS STRICTLY ENFORCED. THE DRESS CODE IS… THERE IS NO DRESS CODE.

> THE PARTICIPANT HAS THE FINANCIAL OBLIGATION TO REPLACE BALLS OR EQUIPMENT THAT HAVE BEEN DAMAGED, STOLEN, OR LOST.

> MARK MAKING SHOES MAY BE WORN ON THE GYM FLOOR.

> THERE IS NO TIME LIMIT TO PARTICIPATION.

> TO ENSURE A COMFORTABLE ATMOSPHERE FOR EVERYONE, PLEASE BE COURTEOUS AND RESPECTFUL OF OTHERS.

> VISIT REGULARLY.

> NO PAIN DOES NOT MEAN NO GAIN.

> DUE TO CHAOTIC NATURE OF PLAY, IT IS NORMAL AND EXPECTED THAT PLAYERS AND/ OR BALL WILL GO BEYOND PERCEIVED  BOUNDARIES.

 

About the Artist:
Brandon J. Donahue is a painter, sculptor, and performance artist born in Memphis, Tn. Brandon currently lives and works in Nashville where he is an assistant professor at Tennessee State University. He received his MFA from the University of Tennessee in Knoxville. Over the past seventeen years, Brandon has been professionally custom airbrushing at t-shirt and car shops, athletic events, carnivals, festivals, and homes. Customizing and personalizing things are a rite and he believes in the ability to transcend the original state and meaning of things. Brandon sees himself in the work and realizes that he, too, has potential to change.Brandon’s work relates to traditions of street art, Art Povera and occupies a space between low and high art culture.