Visiting Artist - Katrina Fullman
November 4, 2004
Where: Olscamp Hall - Room 115
Lecture and screening begins at 5:45pm
Olscamp Hall Room 115
Katrina Fullman has been making films and videos for over a decade. She is director of the award-winning experimental documentaries Her Appetite and Refuse & Refashion , and writer, producer and director of the short narrative I Touched Gloria . Fullman's video work has screened extensively at festivals, galleries and museums including the San Francisco, Toronto and London Gay and Lesbian Film Festivals; the Athens International Film and Video Festival; Women in the Director's Chair; the Whitney Museum of American Art, Telemanita Women's Video Festival (Mexico City) and Kino Im Schulz (Cologne). Fullman's performance, photography and installation work has been exhibited at Gallery2 in Chicago, and the Caesar Chavez Gallery and Mission Cultural Center, both in San Francisco. She is an Assistant Professor in the Communication Department at Indiana University - Purdue University Fort Wayne (IPFW). Fullman has a BA in Political Science from Ohio State University and an MFA in Film and Video from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
She is currently working on the film, Portable Amnesia, an experimental documentary that combines memoir with scientific investigation to unravel a story of history, memory and DNA. The film follows Katrina as she leads her family in a struggle to excavate the past and visualize a future in the face of Alzheimer's disease (AD), devastating and sometimes hereditary affliction that robs its victims of memories collected over a lifetime.
More information regarding Portable Amnesia at:http://www.portableamnesia.org
Sponsored by: The Medici Circle and The School of Art
Contact: (419) 372-9943
BGSU Preview Day: Information, Presentations & Tours of Fine Art Facilities
October 30, 2004
Where: BTSU Grand Ballroom & Fine Arts Center
8:30am - 12:00pm
BTSU Grand Ballroom - School of Art Information Booth (#70-71)
9:30am - 11:30am
School of Art Information/Q&A Session
Fine Arts Center - Room 1101
10:30am & 12:30pm
Digital Arts Presentations
Fine Arts Center - Room 1026
11:30am & 1:30pm
Graphic Design Presentations
Fine Arts Center - Room 1101
10:30am-1:30pm
BGSU Preview Day: Tours of Fine Art Facilities
Tours will occur throughout the day, roughly every half-hour between 10:30am-1:30pm
(tours take approximately 30 minutes)
Fine Arts Center
Please register with the BGSU Office of Admissions for your Preview Day Visit (no appointments or registration needed to visit the School of Art during Preview Days)
Contact: Sue Weisshaar
Portfolio Review
October 30, 2004
Where: Fine Arts Center
Admission to Bowling Green State University as a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) degree candidate, requires both admission to the University (university application) and approval to the School of Art through a portfolio review. While it is not necessary to be fully accepted by the University at the time you schedule your portfolio review, it is recommended that your undergraduate application be on file when you come for your review.
(This is NOT a National Portfolio Days event - This is an official review of art portfolios for application to the School of Art)
Please read and understand the policies and procedures regarding School of Art portfolio reviews before registering for this review.
Contact: Sue Weisshaar
ART Talks presents... Mary Wolfe: The Real Meaning of the Sistine Chapel Ceiling
October 28, 2004
Where: Bowen-Thompson Student Union - McMaster Room
College of Arts and Sciences Distinguished Alumni Lecture
4.00 p.m. McMaster Room, Bowen-Thompson Student Union
Mary Wolfe is an art historian and connoisseur, with a particular interest in the art and architecture of the Italian Renaissance and Baroque. A former art history instructor and director of the McFall Gallery at BGSU she has been a lifelong supporter of the arts regionally as well as nationally and internationally. Together with Dorothy Uber Bryan, Marilyn Singleton and Maurice Sevigny, she was a founding member of the Medici Circle of friends of the School of Art, which celebrates its twenty-fifth anniversary this year. She has lectured on art in numerous national and international venues and has served on the Bowling Green State University Foundation Board, the Ohio Arts Council, the Valentine Theater, the Toledo Symphony, the Wellesley College Art Museum and the National Alliance of Artists Communities.
(co-sponsored by the College of Arts and Sciences, the School of Art and the Medici Circle)
Contact: 419-372-8575
ART Talks presents... Allison McGowan - Visiting Artist
October 27 through October 28, 2004
Where: Fine Arts Center - Ceramics Studio
Allison Mcgowan, Ceramics artist, Phoenixville, PA, will show/discuss recent work
6pm, Room 1101 Fine Art Center
Allison Mcgowan is fascinated by the challenge of creating hand built porcelain forms using texture, volume, and structure. Nature constantly inspires her to arrive at new forms and structures with different volumes and textures. Repetitive grooves on an orange or the petals on a flower provide ideas for the details on the surface of her clay work and the process of sewing has given her a new approach to form and volume. In clay she tailors (cuts, darts, alters, and mends) to maximize the volume while keeping form relatively simple. The Art Nouveau style of uniting nature and structure adds ideas for the basic form and function of her pieces. Her desire is not only to create forms which please the eye, but ones that incorporate the elements of volume, texture, and structure to please the hand, the mouth, and the table.
(co-sponsored by the School of Art, the Ceramics Club and the Medici Circle)
The BGSU Student Ceramics Organization is proud to announce its first 2004-2005 visiting artist. Allison McGowan will be demonstrating her slab-built functional pottery in the BGSU Ceramics Studio Wednesday, October 27th and Thursday, October 28th. Allison, a graduate of Alfred University (MFA 2001) and Virginia Commonwealth University (BFA 1995), is a studio artist in Pheonixville, PA and teaches at Immaculata University and Chester Springs Studio. She has been a resident artist at The Archie Bray Foundation, Watershed Center for the Ceramic Arts, and The Clay Studio. Allison will demostrate her working process during the day and will show slides of her work the night of the 27th.
This event is free and open to the public. Funding provided by the Student Ceramics Organization. For more information, call (419) 372-3836.
Contact: (419) 372-3836
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