New Perspectives in Visual Culture: The 5th Annual Undergraduate Symposium in Art History
April 9, 2011
Where: Room 204, School of Art
Time: 9:30 AM to 5:30 AM
New Perspectives in Visual Culture:
The 5th Annual Undergraduate Symposium in Art History
Saturday, April 9, 2011
Bowling Green State University
Room 204, School of Art
9:30 – Coffee and Light Breakfast
10:00 – Welcome by Dr. Allie Terry-Fritsch, Assistant Professor of Renaissance Art
History, Bowling Green State University
10:15 – Keynote by Dr. Nell Andrew, Assistant Professor of Modern Art History, University of Georgia, Athens
11:00 – Coffee Break
11:15 – Panel Session I: Critiquing Marginality
11:15-11:35: “The Illumination of Romance: Women and Morals in Late
Medieval Society”/ Laura Laubenthal, Bowling Green State University (Bowling Green, OH)
11:35-11:55: “The Misrepresentation of Colored Folk”/ Kara Calvert, St.
Catherine University (St. Paul, MN)
11:55- 12:15: “The Merging of Male and Female in the Sculptural Work of
Louise Bourgeois”/ Mary C. Davy, St. Catherine University (St. Paul, MN)
12:15-12:45: Question & Answer Session with panelists
12:45 – Lunch
1:30 – Panel Session II: Constructing Mayan Identity
1:30-1:50: “Funerary Architecture in the Classic Maya Realm: Temple I at Tikal
as Jasaw Chan Kawiil I as Axis Mundi”/ Jillian Decker, The Pennsylvania State University (University Park, PA)
1:50-2:10: “The Universality of Ana Mendieta”/ Jayne C. Mack, Purdue
University (West Lafayette, IN)
2:10-2:30: Question & Answer Session with panelists
2:30 – Panel Session III: Internalizing Modernism
2:30-2:50: “Debussy: the Kandinsky of Music?” / Kathleen Loughran, The
Pennsylvania State University (University Park, PA)
2:50-3:10: “Malevich’s Suprematist Art”/ Nicholas Johansson, University of
Wisconsin-Milwaukee (Milwaukee, WI)
3:10-3:30: Question & Answer Session with panelists
3:30 – Coffee Break
3:45 – Panel Session IV: Instigating Morality
3:45-4:05: “Last Judgment Scare Tactics: Modeling Human Behavior Through
the Amalgamation of Pain, Fear and Memory”/ Darien M. Brucoli, Bowling Green State University (Bowling Green, OH)
4:05-4:25: “Black, Blood, Fear & Faith Black, Blood, Fear, and Faith:
Humanizing Martyrdom in the Visual Propaganda of Wartime Iran”/ Bart Pushaw, Indiana University (Bloomington, IN)
4:25-4:45: Question & Answer Session with panelists
5:00 – Concluding Remarks by Dr. Nell Andrew
This symposium was made possible through the generous support of the BGSU Art History Association, the Division of Art History and the School of Art at Bowling Green State University
Contact: Dr. Allie Terry-Fritsch
E-mail: alterry@bgsu.edu
Phone Number: 419-372-8533
Einar and Jamex de la Torre
March 15, 2011
Where: School of Art Glass Studio
Time: 6:00 PM
The Glass Department and SAGA are proud to present visiting artists: Einar and Jamex de la Torre
Demonstrations:
Monday March 14th to Friday March 18th
10:30 to 3:20 and 6:00 to 8:20 daily
Contact: Nadine Saylor
E-mail: nsaylor@bgsu.edu
Phone Number: 419-372-6176
Fritz Dreisbach
February 14 through February 15, 2011
Where: Glass Studio
Contact: Scott Darlington
E-mail: rsdarli@bgsu.edu
Phone Number: 419 372-7765
Arts Xtravaganza
December 3, 2010
Where: Fine Arts Center
Time: 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM
The Bowling Green State University School of Art will host its sixth annual Arts Xtravaganza from 6-10 p.m. Friday, Dec. 3, at the campus Fine Arts Center. Showcasing BGSU’s arts programs, the evening offers community members a chance to do some holiday shopping while enjoying demonstrations, performances and hands-on activities.
The entire school will be open to the public, showcasing the range of work by School of Art faculty, staff and students. In addition, the evening will present student performers from the College of Musical Arts and Department of Theatre and Film, as well as the Creative Writing Program.
Featured artwork will include the annual faculty and staff exhibition, opening that evening in the Dorothy Uber Bryan Gallery. Providing accompaniment in the gallery foyer will be several ensembles from the College of Musical Arts. Music will also fill the Willard Wankelman Gallery lobby throughout the evening, while groups from the Department of Theatre and Film will perform in Room 2000.
Clubs and organizations, from the Clay Club to the University Film Organization, will be hosting activities throughout the building as well. The Print Society will host a “Tee-Party,” a T-shirt and print sale, in Room 1211. The Sculpture Club will light up the night with an outdoor metal pour demonstration, behind the sculpture lab, from 7:30-8 p.m. The Student Art Glass Association will hold glass-blowing demonstrations all evening in rooms 1200 and 1206.
Holiday shoppers can make selections from various artwork sales that help support student organizations in the building.
Other highlights include demonstrations in Second Life—a three-dimensional, virtual environment—in rooms 1104 and 129, and a tea ceremony from 6-8 p.m. in the Hiroko Nakamoto Gallery. Visitors can have their photo taken showing them on record album covers from the Music Library and Sound Recordings Archives.
EVENTS SCHEDULE:
FIRST FLOOR FINE ARTS CENTER
GALLERIES
Bryan Gallery Foyer
5:50-6:25 Lang Lang and the Guy Tones
6:35-7:05 Graduate Flute Quartet
7:15-7:45 Colla Voce
7:55-8:35 Taiko Drumming
8:45-9:25 Vocal Jazz Ensemble
Bryan Gallery
6:00-10:00 Faculty Exhibition
Wankelman Gallery Lobby
6:00-7:15 Praecepta (improvised music performed with artwork)
7:15-7:45 “Body on Body: Physical Exploration! A demonstration of Pilobolus technique”
7:45-8:15 Mary Natvig and Friends
8:15-8:45 Swine Flutes: Ian Wenz, Katie Pakizer, Erik Latham
8:45-9:45 Praecepta
Hiroko Nakamoto Gallery
6:00-8:00 Tea Ceremony (Akkiko Jones)
WING A
Video Art Installation
Stairwell / entrance near room 1030
6:00-10:00 Fatally Malled by Chelsea Workman and Catherine Schubert
Computer Art Club
Room 1030 and hallway in front of vending machines
6:00-10:00 Student artwork display
Creative Writing
Elevator
6:00-10:00 Prairie Margins Haiku Coffee Shop
Video Art Installation
Room 1026 (left door)
6:00-10:00 Youth History (Remix) by Nick Vincent and Nathan Day
WING B
Graphic Design Club (AIGA)
Room 1100
6:00-10:00 Winter Wonderland
Video Art Installations
Room 1101
6:00-10:00 We Are All Actors by Olivia Margraf and Kelsey Managhan
6:00-10:00 Light Reflections by Cory Brown with Nathan Sauceda
Neon Glass Sculpture/Light Installation
Room 1102
6:00-10:00 Neon Glass Sculpture/Light Installation
BGSU Wolfe Center in Second Life
Room 1104
7:30-8:00 Virtual World Gallery and Second Life Wolfe Center Tours
6:00-9:00 Mondrian Madness-Collaborative Interactive Art Creation
6:00-9:00 Minecraft Sculpture Contest
9:00 Judging of Contest 1-Make art in Minecraft
9:15 Judging of Contest 2 Minecraft Sculpture
9:30 Winner of the Mondrian Madness color raffle announced
9:00-10:00 Open Art Gaming
Video Art Installation
Room 1105
6:00-10:00 Hallowed Ground by Leah Troller
First Year Program
Room 1106
6:00-10:00 FIRST CLASS: An Exhibition featuring 2D, 3D, and Video work by FYP students
6:00-10:00 (aRt)SVP-A collaborative, interactive on-line artmaking event (video screening)
Arts Village
Room 1107
6:00-10:00 Ongoing Painting, Djimbe Drum Circle, and Dance
Sculpture Club
Room 1112 (Sculpture Studio)
6:00-10:00 Sculpture Student Exhibition
7:30-8:00 Metal Pour Demonstration with Scratch Block Sale
WING C
Creative Writing
Hallway Entrance
6:00-10:00 Mid American Review readings and Magazine giveaway
Glass (SAGA)
Room 1200 and 1206
6:00-10:000 Glass blowing demonstrations and artwork sale
Print Society
Room 1211 and hallway
6:00-10:00 “Tee-Party” in screen printing room (T-shirt and print sale)
Photography Club
Room 1215 and hallway
6:00-10:00 Photo shoots and picture sales
Clay Club
Room 1218 (Clay studio)
6:00-10:00 Wheel Throwing Demonstrations
6:00-10:00 15th Annual Holiday Ceramics Sale
WING D
BGSU Virtual Campus (Second Life Wolfe Center)
Room 129
5:30-10:00 Second Life Wolfe Center Tours
Art Education (SAEA)
Room 132
6:00-10:00 Space themed interactive projects for children and adults
WING E
Jewelry and Metals
Room 101
6:30 Cloisonee Demonstration
7:00 Band ring Demonstration
7:30 Water casting or soft firebrick casting
6:00-10:00 Sale and Studio tours
Jerome Library
Wing E hallway
6:00-10:00 “Sleeveface” photo shoot-Record Sleeve Illusionist photographs (interactive)
Art History Association
Wing E hallway
6:00-10:00 Famous painting photo shoot (interactive)
OUTDOORS
Sculpture Club
7:30-8:00 Metal Pour Demonstration
Dance
Main Entrance
6:30-7:15 “Chasing Space”- Repertory Dance Ensemble Dance and Video Performance
TARTA
Outside the Main Entrance
6:00-10:00 2010 Bus Wraps
Video Art Installation:
Parking Lot K - New Cooler Building
6:00-10:00 Suburbs by Kenny McInnis
SECOND FLOOR FINE ARTS CENTER
WING 2A
Theatre
Room 2000 (Painting Studio)
6:00-7:00 Stand-up Comedy
7:00-8:00 Songs and Arias (Performances from the class of THFM 4450)
8:30-9:00 Musical Theatre Songs (Performances by “MuTS” Musical Theatre Students)
9:00-10:00 Improv Comedy: The Plastic Shatners
Two Dimensional Art Association (2DAA)
Room 2002
6:00-10:00 2-D Student Exhibition
Video Art Installation
Model booths between 2002 & 2004
6:00-10:00 What’s for Dinner? by Erin Niese & Jeff Laclade
Graduate Art Student Organization (GASO)
Room 2004
6:00-10:00 Graduate art student exhibition and artwork raffle (a portion of the proceeds donated to the humane society)
WING 2B
Video Art Installation
2nd floor elevator lobby
6:00-10:00 Video Installation: Through the Fire by Matt Kisabeth
3-D Department (Ceramics and Sculpture) and Dance Collaboration
Rooms 201 and 203
6:00-10:00 3-D Student Exhibition
7:00-8:00 Moving from one to zero zero (improvised sound and dance based on themes drawn from 3-D works of art)
University Film Organization (UFO) and Digital Arts Department
Room 204
6:00-10:00 Animation and Video Screenings
Rapid Prototype 3-D Printing (Ceramics)
Room 205
6:00-10:00 Rapid Prototype 3-D Printer Demonstrations
Graduate Student Installation Collaboration
Room 206
6:00-10:00 100 Creations with Souls Thrust Upon Them
Graduate Student Open-Studio Tours
6:00-10:00 Graduate student open studios (ongoing throughout Fine Arts Center)
Contact: Dennis Wojtkiewicz
E-mail: dwojtki@bgsu.edu
Phone Number: 419-372-2609
Hunter Grant - Animation Workshop
November 20, 2010
Where: 1030 Cave Lab
Time: 12:00 PM to 6:00 PM
Hunter will be doing a workshop on Character Animation in Maya as well as cover his work flow. A basic understanding of Maya and how to animate in it is required to actively participate. If you are not comfortable with Maya but wish to observe you are welcome to sign-up as an observer.
Sign-ups for the workshop will posted on the CAC Board outside the MAC lab (Rm 1026) on Wednesday November 17th, Noonish.
Contact: Jeffery Simonetta
E-mail: jsimone@bgsu.edu
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