ARTalks: Jud Yalkut, "Variations in Vision and Video"
September 5, 2008
Where: 204 Fine Arts Center
Jud Yalkut will talk about his amazing career as one of the originators of video installation, and his theme of inner contemplation and the Surrealist influences visible in his collages. Born and raised in New York, Yalkut worked with South Korean-born American artist Nam June Paik, who is considered to be the father of video art. Together they created some of the first video art shown in New York in the 1960s.
His talk will be followed by a Reception for the Artist in the Wankelman Gallery.
Surrealist collages and two video installations by this video pioneer can be seen in the Gallery exhibit, V3: Variations in Vision & Video: Recent Work by Jud Yalkut.
Willard Wankelman Gallery (August 30 through Oct. 25) "...
Contact: Jacqueline Nathan
E-mail: galleries@bgsu.edu
Phone Number: 419-372-8525
MFA Thesis Exhibition II
April 26, 2008
Where: Dorothy Uber Bryan and Willard Wankelman Galleries
Opening Reception
Friday, April 25, 7-9p.m.
In these final exhibitions for graduating BGSU Fine Arts students at the Master level, the quality, craftsmanship and inventiveness exhibited are ample testimony to the excellence of BGSU's art program.
Contact: Jacqueline S. Nathan
E-mail: jnathan@bgsu.edu
Opening of Digital Art Show in Second Life
April 22, 2008
Where: BGSU Virtual campus in Second Life
(Bowling Green, OH) The Bowling Green State University virtual campus in Second Life is celebrating its first birthday in conjunction with an Earth Day celebration in the virtual world on Tuesday, April 22 at 6:30 8:30pm EST. The festivities will include poetry readings, art exhibition openings, live music by BGSU student DJs, with the evening culminating with a Save the Virtual Island scavenger hunt. The event will take place on the Bowling Green State virtual campus in Second Life and simultaneously presented in the lobby of the Bowen Thompson Student Union.
The Birth/Earth day celebration will begin with an Open Mic poetry reading at the BGSU Writing Center in Second Life. Students, faculty and staff are invited to "step up to the mic" at the Bowen-Thompson Student Union, where their words will be broadcast into Second Life. The BGSU Virtual Campus is also proud to host an amazing art installation by Jeff Lovett from Ohio University. His work explores the concept of observation and surveillance through photography and virtual immersion. Artworks produced by members of the Computer Art Club and Digital Arts students will also be displayed in the Vertical Gallery and avatars are invited to fly through the gallery. Live music by BGSU student DJs, What the Bleep and DJ PsysiX, will be streamed into the Performance Center in Second Life from the BGSU Student Union. Avatars are invited to socialize and dance to the sounds of Ragga-Jungle and Psytrance music.
A special Earth Day scavenger hunt on the BGSU Virtual Campus will also accompany the festivities, beginning promptly at 7:30pm EST. Avatars will compete in a quest to find information on how to help combat global climate change. The first three avatars to find all the clues will be awarded prizes in Linden dollars. Participants will face simulated elements of climate change and environmental disaster that will be both challenging and thought provoking.
To find out more about how to get a free Second Life avatar, visit www.secondlife.com.
To visit the BGSU Virtual Campus, go to www.bgsu.edu/secondlife
Contact: Bonnie Mitchell
E-mail: bonniem@bgsu.edu
MFA Thesis Exhibition I
April 12, 2008
Where: Dorothy Uber Bryan and Willard Wankelman Galleries
Opening Reception: Friday, April 11, 7-9p.m.
Contact: Jacqueline S. Nathan
E-mail: jnathan@bgsu.edu
Phone Number: 419-372-8525
2nd Annual BGSU Art History Symposium
April 12, 2008
Where: School of Art, Room 204
Bowling Green State Universitys 2nd Annual Art History Symposium
April 12, 2008
CONFERENCE PROGRAM & SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
8:30-9:00 a.m.
REGISTRATION & BREAKFAST
Location: School of Art Lobby
9:00 a.m.
OPENING REMARKS
by Dr. Allie Terry, Bowling Green State University
Location: School of Art, Room 204
9:00- 10:30 a.m.
SESSION ONE: VISUALIZING GENDER
Location: School of Art, Room 204
Erin Stuebben, M.A. Candidate, Art History, Bowling Green State University
St. Agatha: Chastity and Strength for the 14th Century Woman
Mark Zuzik, B.A. Candidate, Art History, Bowling Green State University
Looking Lesbian: The Art of Dressing to Create an Identity
Jennifer Getson, Ph.D. Candidate, Art History, The Ohio State University
Men of genius are less than monsters : Explaining the Controversy around Rodins Balzac
10:45-12:15 p.m.
SESSION TWO: SIGNS OF UNIFICATION & NATIONALISM
Location: School of Art, Room 204
Delores Carter, B.A. Candidate, Art History, Oakland University
Facing an Uncertain Future: Images of Nationalism in 19th Century Germany
Mary Cabrera, B.A. Candidate, Art History, Bowling Green State University
Stripping Identity: Unification through Jewish Repression
Michelle Vangen, Ph.D. Candidate, Art History, The Graduate Center, CUNY
The Trope of the Mother as Political Tool: Representations of Motherhood by Otto Dix and Georg Schrimpf
12:15-1:30 p.m.
LUNCH BREAK
1:30-3:00 p.m.
SESSION THREE: MANIPULATION OF THE MEDIUM
Location: School of Art, Room 204
Bridget Clancy, B.A. Candidate, Art History, University of Illinois, Chicago
The Mirror Stage: Time and Identity in Vivia Sundarams Re-take of Amrita
Greg Stuart, B.A. Candidate, Art History, Loyola University, Chicago
Contemporary Art Practices of Ralph Arnold
Julianne Kaercher, M.A. Candidate, Art History, Bowling Green State University
Elevating Through Vision and Text: the Erotic Experience of I Modi
3:15-4:45 p.m.
SESSION FOUR: TYPECASTING & CONSUMERISM
Location: School of Art, Room 204
Kate Bresnan, B.A. Candidate, Art History, Bowling Green State University
The Art of Disney: Consumer Societys Role in the Art World
Amy Luxenberger, B.A. Candidate, Art History, Earlham College
Outsider/Insider Religious Art as Personal Catharsis: Personalized Apotheosizing and the Work of Myrtice West
Julia Fischer, Ph.D. Candidate, Art History, The Ohio State Unversity
Constructing a First Impression of Japan: Recreating a Photo Album of Felice Beato
5:00 p.m.
CLOSING REMARKS & ROUND-TABLE DISCUSSION
6:00 p.m.
RECEPTION/PARTY
Contact: Dr. Allie Terry
E-mail: alterry@bgsu.edu
Phone Number: (419) 372-853
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