Fri, Feb 25, 2022, 6 –8 pm Concourse Gallery, Black Box Gallery, and Auditorium 150 Gallery Exhibition Image Non-MCAD visitors are requested to register via Eventbrite. Proof of vaccination status or negative Covid test within 72 hours is required. The Minneapolis College of Art and Design (MCAD) is proud to feature the work of full-time faculty members who are sharing their sabbatical projects through the month of February. The reception will feature a three-part film screening by Tom Schroeder (Emeritus Professor, Media Arts) in Auditorium 150 beginning at 7:00 p.m. RSVP The Birth Order Experiment 9 min. Sociologist Dr. Robert Gobbler's 1972 educational film presenting his unorthodox birth order study. Leach's Second Dream 24 min. After shooting Charade in 1963, Cary Grant receives a work print of the film from Universal Pictures, as stipulated in his contract. His therapist Mortimer Hartman suggests that he watch the print under the influence of LSD-25. This viewing creates such a beneficial impression that Cary Grant hires a group of experimental filmmakers to recut the print into a representation of his subjective experience of Charade: the story of Archie Leach’s retirement from his decades-long performance of Cary Grant. The Wild Cow 6 min. A journey through water, land, sky, and space guided by the wild cow. About the Artist Tom Schroeder has completed fifteen hand-drawn animated films since 1990. His films have been broadcast on Independent Lens, the Sundance Channel, Canal + France and Spain, SBS in Australia, CBC in Canada, and Pacific Voice in Japan. The films have also played widely on the international festival circuit, including multiple screenings at Annecy, Rotterdam, Sundance, Ottawa, and South by Southwest, and have won over forty festival awards. His work has been supported by five Minnesota State Arts Board Grants, two Jerome Foundation Film and Video grants, three McKnight Media Arts Fellowships, two Bush Foundation Fellowships, and one Rooftop Filmmakers Grant. Schroeder has directed commercials for Kashi, Samsung, and Hertz Car Rental, and is currently represented as a director by Global Mechanic, Vancouver, Canada. He taught at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design for 25 years and received Professor Emeritus status in 2021. Gallery Visitor Policy for Spring 2022 The MCAD Gallery is open to the public the following hours: Monday–Friday: 9:00 a.m–7:00 p.m. Saturday: 10:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. All visitors must enter through the north (main) entrance, sign in at the welcome desk in the main lobby, and stay in designated gallery areas. Masks are required inside of MCAD buildings regardless of vaccination status. For more information or any disability accommodations, please contact Kerry Morgan or Melanie Pankau at 612.874.3667 or gallery@mcad.edu. MCAD is committed to providing students, faculty, staff, and visitors with disabilities equitable access to MCAD-sponsored programs and events. Transportation and Parking Find out how to find us and where to park.