ARTalks presents... Art of Controversy: Sexuality in Art
October 28, 2005
Where: Fine Arts Center - Room 204
4.30 pm
Art of Controversy: Sexuality in Art
Panel Discussion
Lesa Lockford, Department of Theatre (to be confirmed)
Jeff Brown, Department of Popular Culture (to be confirmed)
Becca Cragin, Department of Popular Culture (to be confirmed)
Mary Krueger, Director, Womens center (to be confirmed)
and others
ARTalks 2005 - 2006 is sponsored by
the Bowling Green State University School of Art
in partnership with Fine Art Center Galleries,
the College of Arts and Sciences
and the Medici Circle of Friends of the School of Art
Contact: Katerina Ruedi Ray
ARTalks presents... Who's In Your Genes?
October 28, 2005
Where: Fine Arts Center - Room 204
6.00 pm
Who's In Your Genes?
Panel discussion:
Steffi Domike, video/installation/performance artist, Pittsburgh PA
Larry Miller, conceptual/performance artist, New York, NY
Amy Youngs, digital/mixed media artist, Columbus OH
Kathleen Dixon, bioethicist, BGSU philosophy department,
Ron Woodruff, genetics/DNA researcher, BGSU biology department.
Steffi Domike is a professor of Art at Chatham College in Pittsburgh where she developed the digital arts program. In her art practice she produces television and electronic media works that question traditional narratives of history and gender roles. Her individual work has been broadcast and performed in the US, Europe, Australia and New Zealand.
Larry Miller's work has been included in hundreds of exhibitions, performances, events, and publications, including The American Century: Art and Culture, 1900-2000, at the Whitney Museum, and Paradise Now: Picturing the Genetic Revolution, at the Tang Teaching Museum and Gallery at Skidmore College. He has received Artist's Fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts, and a New York Fine Arts Fellowship.
Amy M. Youngs has exhibited her works nationally and internationally at venues such as: Pace Digital Gallery, New York: the Biennale of Electronic Arts, Perth, Australia; and Circulo de Bellas Artes, Madrid, Spain. Youngs has published essays in the journal Leonardo and Nouvel Objet. Youngs was awarded an Individual Artist Fellowship Grant from the Ohio Arts Council.
ARTalks 2005 - 2006 is sponsored by
the Bowling Green State University School of Art
in partnership with Fine Art Center Galleries,
the College of Arts and Sciences
and the Medici Circle of Friends of the School of Art
Contact: Katerina Ruedi Ray
26th ANNUAL NEW MUSIC & ART FESTIVAL
October 27 through November 20, 2005
Where: Fine Arts Center - Dorothy Uber Bryan Gallery
DNA (Do Not Assume)
Since the completion, 5 years ago, of the first deciphering of the human genome the molecular design of human beings and its assurance that an individual's most basic essence can be identified and manipulated, a tumult of controversy has ensued. Concerns about genetic discrimination, the morality of cloning, genetic engineering and the administration of health care have underscored the issue of DNA ownership and personal privacy. The artists in this exhibition have created works that examine this controversial issue from a variety of positions. The artists include Paul Vanouse, Amy M. Youngs and Larry Miller, among others.
October 28, 6-7 pm: Panel Discussion, Who's in Your Genes? Artistic, bioethical and scientific positions.
7 p.m. Opening reception
Closed November 11 for Veterans' Day
MORE INFORMATION
The Fine Arts Center gratefully
Recognizes generous support from:
The Ohio Arts Council
BGSU Ethnic Cultural Arts Program
Contact: Jacqueline S. Nathan, Gallery Director, 419-372-8525
Visiting Artist Sue Hettmansperger
October 27 through October 27, 2005
Where: Fine Arts Center - Room 1101
Visiting Artist Professor Sue Hettmansperger from the University of Iowa Painting program will be visiting campus from Oct 27-29. She will be presenting a public lecture in Room 1101 FAB at 3 pm Thursday the 27th. Her multi media piece Mappaemundi will be included in the screenings at the Clazel Thursday evening and her work is included in the DNA Exhibition in the Gallery. Sue will be participating in a digital arts class on Thursday and available for crits with students on Friday.
Contact: Mille Guldbeck
ARTalks presents... Art Performance: DREADMILL by Marcel O'Gorman
October 27, 2005
Where: Bowen Thompson Student Union - Room 202A (Lenhart Grand Ballroom)
6:00 PM
Art Performance: DREADMILL
Marcel O'Gorman, digital artist and Associate Professor, University of Detroit at Mercy
The DREADMILL is a treadmill hardwired to a computer so that a runner's speed and heart rate generate a multimedia show. In performances of 5-7 kilometers, Marcel O'Gorman runs through a grueling discussion of the relationship between technology and death, a subject he calls "NECROMEDIA." As O'Gorman sweats and suffers through the performance, the audience is asked to consider the fate of the human body in a digital culture.
ARTalks 2005 - 2006 is sponsored by
the Bowling Green State University School of Art
in partnership with Fine Art Center Galleries,
the College of Arts and Sciences
and the Medici Circle of Friends of the School of Art
Contact: Katerina Ruedi Ray
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