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2008 Undergraduate Student Art Exhibition Prospectus Available
December 10, 2007 through January 22, 2008
Where: Arts Resource Center
The 2008 Undergraduate Student Art Exhibition Prospectus is available in the ARC and on-line. This brochure gives all of the important information about who is eligible, the schedule of deadlines and events, presentation requirements and the procedures for entering.
Entries are due on Tuesday, January 22, so make sure to consider your entry possibilities NOW!
Entry Cards and Publicity Cards will be available in the ARC at the beginning of spring semester.
Contact: Jacqui Nathan
E-mail: jnathan@bgsu.edu
ArtsX
December 7, 2007
Where: Fine Art Building (School of Art)
ArtsX 2007 is the largest collaboration across the arts in a single night at BGSU, with participation of every area in every division of the School of Art, in addition to performances by students and faculty in the College of Music, Department of Theatre & Film, Architecture, Creative Writing, the Arts Village and more. The event highlights contemporary art practice and encourages the Bowling Green and northwest Ohio community to interact with the arts. Beginning at 6 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 7th at the School of Art on the BGSU campus, performances, demonstrations, games, screenings and sales will be ongoing until 10 p.m. in the evening. All are welcome. Free of charge.
PERFORMANCES & EVENTS:
**All events are ongoing throughout evening unless otherwise indicated**
FIRST FLOOR:
Right-Brained Throw Down: First & Second Life Fusion
Room 1106
Live music, dancing and fun. Bring your real body and avatar if you have one.
UnSilent Night Music Installation
Outside, southeast courtyard (between printmaking and grad studios)
Performances at 7 p.m. and 8 p.m.
Art in TARTA: Restore Planet Earth
Outside, main entrance of School of Art
Musical Performances
Lobby of School of Art & Entrance to Dorothy Uber Bryan Gallery
6:00-6:35 The College of Musical Arts Vocal Jazz Ensemble
6:45-7:20 The College of Musical Arts Early Music Ensemble
7:30- 8:10 The Sinfonian Brass
8:15-8:40 The HeeBeeBGs vocal ensemble
8:45-9:15 The College of Musical Arts Jazz Quartet
9:20-10:00 The Student Loan
Traditional Japanese Tea-Room Ceremony
Nakamoto Gallery (located inside of the Dorothy Uber Bryan Gallery)
6:30: Tea ceremony demonstration and sweets by Akiko Jones
7:00-7:15: Koto instrument demonstration by Momoko Okada
7:15-7:45: Tea ceremony and sweets by Akiko Jones
7:45-8:00: Koto instrument demonstration by Momoko Okada
8:00-9:00: Tea ceremony and sweets
Art History Trivia Game by the Art History Association
1st floor, outside Room 116 & 115
Digital Arts Animation and Video Screenings
Room 1101
Iron Pour by the Sculpture Club
Inside Sculpture Studio, Room 1112
8 p.m.
Narrative and Sequential Drawing Student Exhibition
Room 1104
Installation and Interactive Space by the American Institute of Architecture Students, BGSU Chapter (AIAS)
Room 1102
The Cookie Bar presented by AIGA, the Professional Association for Design
Room 1100
Jerome Library Exhibition
1st floor, near Room 110
Juggling Troupe
Wing C Hallway (across from the mens bathroom)
Glass Demonstrations by SAGA
Room 1200 & 1206
Tee-Party T-shirt Printing by Print Society
Room 1211
Experimental Camera Display
Room 1215
Metals Demonstrations
Room 101
Enter the Amazon Childrens Activity Center by Student Art Education Association
Room 130 & 132
Live animals, mask making, fabric painting and other art-related activities
2D Digital Integration Display
Hallway Wing C (near mens room)
M.F.A. Graduate Student Open Studios
Located throughout the School of Art and are open to public
Faculty/Staff Annual Exhibition
Dorothy Uber Bryan Gallery
Music by Ben Barefoot
Wankelman Gallery
SECOND FLOOR:
Theatre Performances
Room 2000
6:30: "Acting, Songs and Arias"
7:00: Plastic Shatners improv
7:30: "Acting, Songs and Arias"
8:00: New Voices Oh Seven
8:30: "Acting, Songs and Arias"
9:00: Plastic Shatners improv
Exhibition of Paintings and Drawings by 2DAA
Room 2002
Silent Auction by the Graduate Art Student Organization (GASO)
Room 2004
Short Films by the University Film Organization (UFO)
Room 204
7-9 p.m.
Film and Music Collaborations by PRACETA
Room 204
6-7 p.m. & 9-10 p.m.
Readings in Poetry and Creative Writing
Room 206
Fibers demonstrations
Room 203 & 205
8:00 pm
Interactive Giant Comic Mural by the Comic & Cartooning Club
Hallway across from 201 and 203
STUDENT ORGANIZATION SALES:
FIRST FLOOR:
Jewelry/Metals (SMAC): 1st floor, hallway across from Rooms 102 and 103
Ceramic Club: 1st floor, inside Ceramics Studio, Room 1218
Glass (SAGA): 1st floor, inside Glass Studios, Wing C Hallway, Room 1200 & 1206
Sculpture Club: 1st floor, inside Sculpture Studio, Room 1112
Photography Club: 1st floor, outside Photo Studios, Wing C Hallway, Room 1215
Printmaking Club: 1st floor, inside Print Studios, Wing C Hallway, Room 1211
AIGA BGSU Student Group: 1st floor, Room 1100
Computer Art Club: 1st Floor, outside Room 1030, aka Cave Lab
SECOND FLOOR:
Fibers Club: 2nd floor, in front of the elevator (outside Room 2001)
Two-Dimensional Art Association (2DAA): 2nd floor, Room 2002
Comic Book Club: 2nd floor, hallway across from 201 and 203
Graduate Art Student Organization (GASO): 2nd floor, Room 2004
Creative Writing: 2nd floor, outside Room 206
IN ADDITION:
Selected student artwork will be displayed throughout the Fine Arts Center representing the work of undergraduate students in 2-D, 3-D, Digital Arts and Graphic Design
**Food and Refreshments may be found in two locations**
1st floor, east hallway, across from double doors.
2nd floor, balcony.
Contact: Dr. Allie Terry
E-mail: alterry@bgsu.edu
Phone Number: (419) 372-853
ArtTalk: Jutta-Annette Page, On Glass
November 26, 2007
Where: Fine Arts Center Building, Room 1101
Curator of Glass, Toledo Museum of Art
Lecture: On Glass
Jutta-Annette Page is Curator of Glass at
the Toledo Museum of Art. She was the
curator of European glass at The Corning
Museum of Glass from 1993 to 2003. She
holds an MA in Visual Arts, studied jewelry
design at San Diego State University, received
an MA E in Jewelry/Metalsmithing
from RISD , and an MA and PhD from Brown
University. A respected author, with an extensive
array of publications, Dr. Page is
a visiting professor at The Bard Graduate
School for Studies in the Decorative Arts
and Chair of the International Council of
Museums' (ICOM) Glass Committee.
Contact: Andrew Hershberger
E-mail: aehersh@bgsu.edu
Phone Number: 419-372-2895
ArtTalk: Dale Enochs, Enochs on Stone
November 19, 2007
Where: Fine Arts Center Building, Room 1101
Sculptor
Lecture: Enochs on Stone
Dale Enochs is a freelance sculptor living
and working in Fort Wayne, Indiana. He
received his BFA from Indiana University
at Fort Wayne and his MFA from IU
at Bloomington. He has taught at Wabash
College, DePauw University, Ball State,
and Vincennes University. Dale has been
the recipient of numerous awards including
three Ford Foundation Fellowships
and his work is included in more than
eighteen public and corporate collections
throughout the US and Japan. He is most
notably known for the extreme elegance of
his sculptural forms, as well as his highly
innovative use of stone.
Contact: Shawn Morin
E-mail: morinsp@bgsu.edu
Phone Number: 419-372-7766
ArtTalk: Zack Booth Simpson, Merging Art and Science: The Artwork of Zack Booth Simpson
November 5, 2007
Where: Bowen-Thompson Student Union Theatre
Artist, President of Mine-Control, Research Scientist, Center for Systems and Synthetic Biology,
University of Texas at Austin
Lecture: Merging Art and Science: The Artwork of Zack Booth Simpson
Zack Booth Simpson creates interactive immersive
algorithmic artwork using computers,
projectors, and cameras. Drawing from
a long history as a game developer and a
broad knowledge of science, he creates
simulations that draw participants into a
world they often find challenging, magical,
and thought provoking. The natural
sciences, especially psychology, ecology,
biology, and physics, influence all of his
work. Zack is also a research scientist in
molecular biology, his principal interest is
studying the cell as a computational device.
Contact: Heather Elliott-Famularo
E-mail: helliot@bgsu.edu
Phone Number: 419-372-9943
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