Level One Gallery Archive
The World Through Our Eyes: International Photography Exhibition
November 5 - November 30, 2012
An exhibition of international photographs submitted from members across the Boston College community. This is part of International Education Week--a nationwide initiative with the goal of fostering international education. This year International Education Week runs from Nov. 5 - Nov. 9. Please see Boston College’s International Education Week website for details on the more than 40 events which will take place at Boston College.
¿Quiénes Somos? - A photo exhibition celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month
September 17 - October 31, 2012
The 4th annual Hispanic Heritage Month Committee, sponsored by the Office of AHANA Student Programs, The Oscar Romero Committee, the Boston College Libraries, and Latinos at BC presents the first ¿Quienes Somos? photo exhibition. This effort is a proud extension of this year’s HHM theme “¿Quiénes Somos?” or “Who Are We?” The photographs collected for display were taken by students from their immersion trips to Latin American countries. The images capture the life, scenery, and culture of who Latinos are. At Boston College this year HHM will kick off with an opening festival in O’Neill Plaza on Friday, September 14th. There will be 3 main events throughout the month followed by our grand closing. Be sure to check them out!
Art and Digital Technology
April 30 - May 15, 2012
In the studio art course Art and Digital Technology, taught by Boston College Fine Arts Department Faculty members Karl Baden and Toni Dan, students produce a variety of design and art-oriented pieces, including magazine spreads, posters, advertisements, and CD covers, using Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator as creative tools. This exhibition consists of excerpts from the final projects of students.
The Rising UP Project: a Photographic Exhibition
April 4 - April 29, 2012
Emerging out of a need to advertise the Theatre Department’s production: Rising UP: A Dance Showcase, and celebrating the 30th anniversary of the Robsham Theater Arts Center, came the idea of photographing Boston College student dancers in locations all around campus. Inspired by The Ballerina Project in New York City, the marketing campaign promotes the idea of dance as part of the fabric of our lives. The photography by Marc Franklin ’12 and Nate Richardson ’13 captures ordinary people in conventional places. Yet, these flashes of brilliance gently mix the beauty of art with the common flow of everyday life at Boston College. What makes the project special is how personal it is. The places are familiar and the people even more familiar. The Rising UP Project represents a larger culture at BC comprised of artists of all kinds. It makes evident that art is everywhere, and how a simple promotion idea can evolve and flourish into a creative and advanced photographic exploration!
The Best of The Laughing Medusa
March 1 - March 30, 2012
The women of The Laughing Medusa Council proudly present their first full exhibit of Boston College’s Women’s Literature and Arts Journal: “The Best ofThe Laughing Medusa”. After a ten-year hiatus, The Laughing Medusa reappeared on The Heights in the spring of 2006 and publishes annually. The name for the publication comes from an essay by the French feminist Hélène Cixous. Cixous famously transformed the traditional image of the mythical medusa monster into a figure of beauty. She wrote, “You only have to look at the Medusa straight on to see her. And she’s not deadly, she’s beautiful and she’s laughing”. The Laughing Medusa looks to celebrate the beautiful and diverse voices of the women on BC’s campus. This exhibit highlights some of the visual and written works from 2006-2011.
A Day in the Life at BC
February 9 - March 2, 2012
A Day in the Life at BC is a photography exhibition displaying a great variety of activities occurring on the Boston College campus throughout a single day, January 31st, 2012. This collaborative project was open to all in the BC community with a photograph to share. The exhibition chronicles 24 hours of a typical day in the life of a BC student and documents the many ways in which life on campus unfolds.
Art and Digital Technology
December 5 - 20, 2011
In the studio art course Art and Digital Technology, taught by Boston College Fine Arts Department Faculty member Karl Baden, students produce a variety of design and art-oriented pieces, including magazine spreads, posters, advertisements, and CD covers, using Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator as creative tools. This exhibition consists of excerpts from the final projects of students.
The World Through Our Eyes
November 14 - 18, 2011
An exhibition of international photographs submitted from members across the Boston College community. This is part of International Education Week--a nationwide initiative with the goal of fostering international education. This year International Education Week runs from Nov.14 - Nov. 18. Please see Boston College’s International Education Week website details on the more than 40 events which will take place at Boston College.
Maskulinity
October 24 - 29, 2011
Maskulinity is a student exhibition focused on men’s bodies, and will address issues such as male self-image, social expectations of men, and what is considered “masculine.” The exhibition will offer a unique perspective on the male experience during Love Your Body Week through the narratives of artists and subjects.
Around BC in 20 Meals
October 12 - 22, 2011
EcoPledge's Around BC in 20 Meals highlights food issues-- including waste, food miles, organic vs. local, nutrition, and more-- both on campus and in the world community.
Celebrating Creativity of the Boston College Libraries' Staff Exhibition
June 1 - September 11, 2011
The Boston College Libraries’ staff exhibits their work in the arts: painting; photography; calligraphy; poetry; crafts; fiber art; and other forms of creative work.
Witnessing the Occupation: 8 Days in the West Bank and Israel in Pictures
May 9 - 14, 2011
The stories of Palestinians affected by the Israeli military occupation of West Bank and Gaza strip. It features photography by a group of Boston College students who recently traveled to the region as part of a class called “Social Justice in Israel and Palestine”.
Art and Digital Technology
May 2 - May 5, 2011
Works from a studio art course taught by Karl Baden where students produce a variety of design and art-oriented pieces, including magazine spreads, posters advertisements and CD covers, using Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator as creative tools.
Before the Fall: A Multi-Media Exhibition
April 20 - April 30, 2011
There was once a garden. It was the origin, the first, the before—a place of fruit and flower, prosperity and fertility— a place before shame or sin, intellect or industry, pain or death. Then all the faded roses shed.
Stronger than Silence: a photo exhibition presented by Allies, Stylus, & Boston College Libraries
April 11-April 15, 2011
Exhibition in support for those forced into silence for being gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, or questioning.
Nurture through Nature: Celebrate Your Body & the Earth, a photo exhibition & silent auction
March 28 - April 1, 2011
Exhibition depicting the essential relationship between humans and that which sustains us—nature.
The Mind Wanders: A Floating Exhibit
February 3 - March 24, 2011
An exhibition from the Art Club of small drawings, paintings, sculptures, paper objects, collages, dream catchers, and mobiles suspended from the ceiling of the Level One Gallery in O’Neill Library.
Art and Digital Technology
December 9 - 18, 2010
Works from a studio art course taught by Karl Baden where students produce a variety of design and art-oriented pieces, including magazine spreads, posters advertisements and CD covers, using Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator as creative tools.
The World Through Our Eyes
November 15-26, 2010
Photography from the Office of International Students and Scholars.
Beauty and Body Art
November 3-12, 2010
Commemorating Love Your Body Week, this exhibit focused on public perception of our bodies and tattoos are an outward expression of ourselves.
1st Annual Celebrating Creativity of the BC Libraries' Staff
June 17-August 20, 2010
The Boston College Libraries staff exhibit their work in the arts: painting; photography; calligraphy; poetry; crafts; fiber art; or many other forms of creative work
Art and Digital Technology
May 3-10, 2010
Works from a studio art course taught by Karl Baden where students produce a variety of design and art-oriented pieces, including magazine spreads, posters advertisements and CD covers, using Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator as creative tools.
The Living Wall: A Public Sketchbook
January 27-February 24, 2010
A spontaneous and constantly updated gallery option to all students for casual creative expression and conversation.
Art and Digital Technology
December 10-21, 2009
Works from a studio art course taught by Karl Baden where students produce a variety of design and art-oriented pieces, including magazine spreads, posters advertisements and CD covers, using Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator as creative tools.