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Metals Exhibit Co-Curated by Renee Zettle-Sterling
October 1, 2012
Forged in Metal: Deshi/Shihyou Mentee/Mentor
A showcase of jewelry and metalsmithing work from a selected group of Japanese jewelry and metalsmithing students and their mentors from Hiko Mizuno College of Jewelry, Tokyo.
This exhibition, hosted by the Art Gallery at Grand Valley State University, is co-curated by Renee Zettle-Sterling, Associate Professor of Art and Design from Grand Valley State University and James Bove Associate Professor of Art at California University of Pennsylvania.
This exhibition and subsequent lectures and workshops will be an inspiring and informative look at the future of the contemporary field of Japanese metalsmithing, as well as continue the cultural and informational exchange begun many years ago. Most importantly, this exhibition, forged in metal, will shed light on a trusted and profound relationship whose impact is felt for a lifetime, the mentee/mentor relationship.
Date and Place:
October, 2012, University Gallery, Performing Art Center
Associate Professor Bill Hosterman Awarded Jentel Artists Residency
June 15, 2012
Bill Hosterman, Associate Professor in Foundations has been awarded a four-week artists residency at Jentel Residency Program in Sheridan, Wyoming. The residency will be conducted from May 13-June15, 2012.
Faculty Activity: Assoc. Professor Tim Fisher Juries Festival of the Arts
June 4, 2012
Associate Professor, Tim Fisher will jury the 2-D entries for the 43rd. Festival of the Arts in Grand Rapids, MI. One of the longest running festivals in the state will take place downtown Grand Rapids June 1, 2 and 3. http://www.festivalgr.org
Illustration Major Monica Lloyd Accepted Into NYC Competition
May 9, 2012
Isamtim and Tortoise, digitally colored pen and ink by Monica Lloyd
Senior Illustration Major Monica Lloyd has been accepted into the 2012 Society of Illustrators Annual Exhibition at the Museum of American Illustration in NYC, May 9 - June 2, 2012.
Monica's work was one of 120 pieces selected from over 3,000 submissions from Illustration programs nationwide. She is eligible for one of twenty prizes worth a total of $60,000, the top prize being $5,000.
BFA Exhibits in the Padnos Student Gallery-Winter 2012
April 20, 2012
The Padnos Student Gallery hosted four BFA exhibits during the winter 2012 semester:
Mon, Mar 26-Fri, March 30, Matt Entiigh-sculpture
Mon, Apr 2-Fri, Apr 6, Gretchen Heinh-painting, Brian Westrick-ceramics
Mon, Apr 9-Fri, Apr 13 Luke Moneypenny-painting
Mon, Apr 16-Fri, Apr 20, Maureen McDonald, Lauren Menapace, Dana Hillebrand
Art Downtown Exhibit-April 13, 2012
April 13, 2012
Art Downtown Event on April 13
Over 50 Grand Valley State University Art and Design students exhibited at 144 Fulton Street in Downtown Grand Rapids during the 2012 Art Downtown event. The event consisted of over 300 different artists exhibiting work at over 30 venues. The GVSU exhibit consisted of BFA exhibits in Graphic Design, Advanced Drawing, Papermaking and Image Studio exhibits.
BFA Exhibit in The GVSU Art Gallery
April 13, 2012
From Apr 9-13 Dulcee Boehm, Rachel Kauff, Melissa Thibadou had they're BFA exhibit in the GVSU Art Gallery.
Visiting Artist Preston Graves
March 26, 2012
Preston Graves received a BFA in 2002 from the School of the Art Institute Chicago, and a MFA in 2005 from the University of Oregon. He has taught at the University of Oregon and Highline Community College, in Seattle. Graves has exhibited his paintings and drawings across the US. His work centers on biological forms and evolves out of his relationship with nature.
Area Exhibit in the Padnos Student Gallery
March 23, 2012
Monday, March 12-Friday, March 23
The Padnos Student Gallery presents an exhibit of selected student artwork from the variety of studio areas offered in The Art and Design Department at Grand Valley State University.
Visiting Artist: Anthony Stepter from Chicago
March 22, 2012
Thursday, March 22
6pm Lecture in Calder Art Center on the GVSU Allendale Campus
Room 1718
About Anthony: Anthony Stepter is originally from Grand Rapids, MI. He studied Sociology and Marketing at Grand Valley State University and is currently in the Visual and Critical Studies masters program at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. While at Grand Valley, Anthony was a participant in the Civic Studio, G-rad, nest, and co-founder of Stitchy: a sewing party. Anthony worked at the Grand Rapids Art Museum and Americans for the Arts before relocating to Chicago, IL. While in Chicago, Anthony has worked for the School of the Art Institute of Chicago's Teacher Institute in Contemporary Art (TICA) and Teaching Institute in Museum Education (TIME), as well as the Art Institute of Chicago's Museum Education Department.
As an independent organizer, Anthony has hosted and produced several events designed to create new and interesting modes of engagement around the arts. Stitchy is a monthly self-directed sewing party held at Roxaboxen Exhibitions which invites people of all skill levels to work on projects and meet specially invited guests whose work is related to fiber. Anthony is a co-coordinator of the Interlink Visitng Artist Program, a lecture series that brings artists from around the Great Lakes region to SAIC for lectures and studio visits. Anthony also serves as a graduate student representative on the Exhibition and Exhibition studies committee at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago's Sullivan Galleries and is a volunteer member of the Development Committee of Street-Level Youth Media. Recent projects include Call for Artists, presented during the 2nd Floor Rear Festival; Photos for Prisoners in Solitary Confinement, a prison reform project in cooperation with Tamms Year Ten; and the development of an art fair for Chicago-based art spaces and collectives that no longer exist called Extinct Entities.
Visiting Artist: Matthew McGovern in the Ceramics Area
March 19, 2012
Visiting Ceramic Artist Matthew McGovern
Monday, March 19, 2012
Presentation, Workshop & Critique: 2pm – 5pm in the Ceramics Studio in the Calder Art Center
Matthew McGovern received a BFA in 1997 from Maine College of Art, Portland, ME, and a MFA in 2007 from Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, OH. He has taught at Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, OH, Northland College, Ashland, WI, as well as Ardmore Ceramics, Kwa Zulu Natal, South Africa. Matthew has been awarded the title of Emerging Artist by Ceramics Monthly in 2010.
Visiting Artist: Kate Daughdrill from Detroit
March 19, 2012
Room 1718
5pm Artist Talk
Kate will be a guest at the Grand Rapids Sunday Soup at 4:30 on Sunday, March 18th at Gallery 106 on Division.
Kate is the co-founder of Detroit SOUP, a public dinner that funds micro-grants for creative projects in Detroit. She is currently working with Mira Burack and the Osborn neighborhood to build and activate the Edible Hut, a community gathering space with a living, edible roof in a public park in Detroit. She also recently bought a house on her block in Detroit and is working with Charlie O'Geen to transform it into a giant dinner table.
Kate Daughdrill is an artist living and working in Detroit. She received a BA in Printmaking and Political and Social Thought from the University of Virginia and an MFA from Cranbrook Academy of Art.
Kate has recently initiated projects at Fred Torres Collaborations in Chelsea, Cranbrook Art Museum, and in several garages throughout Detroit. Her work has been written about in the New York Times, NYT's T Magazine, the Toronto Star, and the Huffington Post. Lately she has been enjoying cooking raw dinners, practicing yoga, binding books, and teaching at the College for Creative Studies.
Faculty Activities-Renee Zettle-Sterling
March 15, 2012
Renee Zettle-Sterling, Associate Professor in Metals and Foundations will have her artwork published in the new book:
Humor in Craft edited by Brigitte Martin and published by Schiffer Publishing
The book will be released during March, 2012
Faculty Activities-Hoon Lee
March 3, 2012
Associate Professor and Program Coordinator for the Ceramics Area
Two Activities
Artist in Residence at Southern Oregon University in Ashland, OR-Jan. 10-20, 2012
Performance and Installation Project at Schneider Museum of Art in Ashland, OR-Jan. 12-Mar. 3, 2012
Faculty Activities-Bill Hosterman
February 25, 2012
Bill Hosterman, an Associate Professor in Foundations has Solo Exhibit
Reach: The Printmaking Work of Bill Hosterman at The Kalamazoo Book Arts Center in Kalamazoo, MI from February 1-February 25.
Padnos Gallery Exhibit: Unwanted
February 24, 2012
Unwanted, an Exhibit by Kate Garman and Lindsey Fisher
February 13-24
Reception: February 16 from 5-7pm in the Padnos Gallery
Visiting Artist: Elizabeth Baddeley
February 21, 2012
Illustrator, Elizabeth Baddeley will be visiting The Art and Design Department on February 20 and 21, 2012.
She will be giving a presentations and conducting student reviews.
Faculty Activities-Blair Clemo
February 20, 2012
PSA National Ceramics Invitational Exhibition
Jan. 13 – Feb. 20, 2012
Clemens Fine Arts Center, Paducah KY
The Art and Design Department's Area Information Sessions
February 16, 2012
Area Information Sessions
The Art and Design Department at GVSU hosted two information sessions about the 10 different areas in the department. The two hour-long meetings on February 15 and 16 were to inform students about career opportunities, the focus of the different areas and about individual courses.
Padnos Gallery Exhibit: Elizabeth Uitvlugt
February 15, 2012
Ceramics Area Activities
February 15, 2012
2011 GVSU Ceramics Forum
With students from the Cranbrook Academy of Arts in Bloomfield Hills, MI and Ceramics Students from GVSU
Oct. 3 – 13, 2011
The event was created to foster an exchange between students studying ceramics at different institutions and at different education levels.
Faculty Activities-Blair Clemo
February 15, 2012
Blair was invited to be an Artist-In-Residence at Da Wang Culture Highland Artslink Festival of the Arts, Shenzhen, Guangdong,China
May. 14 – Jun. 30, 2011
Brett Colley Curates Exhibit Displayed at Calvin College
February 10, 2012
"Strays", by Ryan Hill
Brett Colley, Associate Professor in Printmaking and Foundations curated the exhibit: "Kinship", on display at the Calvin College 106 Gallery The exhibit will be from January 13 - February 10.
Organized in conjunction with Calvin's Wake Up Weekend, an annual animal advocacy event, the show features the work of 15 artists, many GVSU alumni, who have focused their works on the rights and welfare of all living creatures.
Visiting Artist Bruce Metcalf
January 25, 2012
Jeweler, metalsmith and contemporary crafts critic, Bruce Metcalf will be a guest lecturer in The Art and Design Department in The Calder Art Center in Allendale, MI at GVSU on Wednesday, January 25, 2012.
He will be giving a public lecture that night at 7:30pm in the Loosemore Auditorium on the GVSU Pew Campus at 401 Fulton Street, West, Grand Rapids, MI.
Bruce has exhibited nationally and internationally . His work is found in the collections of major museums around the world including the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Museum of Fine Arts in Houston, Chiwoo Craft Museum in Seoul Korea, The National Museums of Scotland and numerous other museums. He has been the recipient of Visual Artists Fellowship from the National Endowment for the Arts and The Pew Fellowship in the Arts. He has published numerous critical articles on the crafts and recently co-authored a book with Janet Koplos, Makers: A History of American Studio Crafts.
Metcalf’s work is characterized by his interest in architecture, comics and the narrative voice. The work examines the same social, moral and political issues raised in his essays.
Born in Massachutesetts, Bruce never took an art course in high school but set his sights on becoming an architect. While studying architecture at Syracuse University, he earned a B.F.A in Jewelry/Metalsmithing. After several years of work in the field as an assistant to silversmith Kurt Matzdorf and a benchworker for production silver jewelers, Bruce enrolled at Temple University, Tyler School of Art for a M.F.A. in Jewelry/Metalsmithing. He taught for ten years at Kent State University before embarking on a career devoted to full-time studio work.
Bruce Metcalf has long been regarded as a leading jeweler in the art field. He is one of the pioneers of contemporary craft criticism.
Brett Colley Participates in Two National Exhibits
January 18, 2012
Image: Pangs, a Linocut by Brett Colley
During January, 2012, Brett Colley, Associate Professor in Printmaking and Foundations had work included in two national printmaking competitions: The 9th National Print Competition and Exhibition in Chico, California and the Delta National Small Prints Exhibition, State University, Arkansas.
Visiting Artist Andrea Peterson
January 17, 2012
Andrea Peterson, who is co-owner of Hook Pottery Paper in LaPort IN will be visiting artist on January 16 and 17, 2012 in The Art and Design Department.
Andrea has taught at Ox-Bow Art School for several years and has worked and taught in papermaking in Chicago and New York City. She will be giving several demonstrations on papermaking techniques and bookmaking.
The public lecture will be on Tuesday, January 17 from 5-6pm in room 1718 in The Calder Art Center on the GVSU Allendale campus.
Brett Colley-Associate Professor in Printmaking and Foundations
January 14, 2012
Image: "Lasansky Enters Iowa City"
Brett Colley, an Associate Professor in Printmaking and Foundations gave the lecture:
"Whether to Laugh or Cry: Satirical Printmaking in America". The lecture was at the Grand Rapids Art Museum in conjunction with their 40-year retrospective of Wisconsin-based artist Warrington Colescott.
BFA Exhibit: Stephan Koller
December 9, 2011
The Padnos Student Gallery in the Art and Design Department on the GVSU Allendale Campus
Coalesce: An Exhibit by Stephen Koller
December 5-9, 2011
Reception: December 8, from 5 to 7pm
BFA Exhibit: Collyn Debano, Carolyn Jonauskas and Evan Hinze
December 2, 2011
The Padnos Student Gallery in the Art and Design Department on the GVSU Allendale Campus
November 28-December 3
Reception: December 1 from 5-7pm
BFA Exhibit: Jackie Jurgens, Becky Bloem, Amanda Wieczorek
November 18, 2011
BFA Exhibit: Kim Allen. Alex Dykes and Rebecca Mills
November 18, 2011
The Padnos Student Gallery in the Art and Design Department on the GVSU Allendale Campus
November 14-18
Reception: November 17 from 5-7pm
Art and Design Department Student Anna Fry Receives Residency in Ireland
November 14, 2011
Anna Fry, a Bachelors of Fine Art student in sculpture has been awarded a four-week artist residency during the spring of 2012 at the Burren College of Art in Ballyvaughan, Ireland. The Burren College of Art is affiliated with Royal College of Art in London.
BFA Exhibit: Brandon Jacques-Sculpture
November 11, 2011
The Padnos Student Gallery in the Art and Design Department on the GVSU Allendale Campus
November 7-11
Reception: November 10, 5-7pm
Free parking is available in lots M and O during the reception. Place a postcard for the exhibit, (Available at the front of the Art and Design Department.) on the dashboard of your vehicle.
Art and Design Dept. Student Jessica Pleyel Receives Rotary Scholarship
November 4, 2011
Art and Design Department, Jessica Pleyel was selected as Grand Valley's first Rotary Ambassadorial Scholar. Pleyel is has an emphasis in Visual Studies and will be graduating in 2012. Pleyel serves as a program intern for Grand Valley’s Women’s Center, and belongs to the Asian Student Union. Active in the community, she volunteers for John Ball Zoo Society, Heartside Gallery and West Michigan Refugee Education and Cultural Center.
She will spend an academic year studying at the University of Ghana, in Accra, and performing service work with the Rotary Club International chapter. “Being chosen as the recipient of this award is an honor and blessing to me,” Pleyel said. “I am thrilled to begin my journey abroad to not only take master’s courses in visual arts and sociology, but also to potentially help women and children through art therapy.”
Indefinitely: A Group Exhibition Exploring Eco-Justice
November 3, 2011
Rudy Pozzatti: The Twelve Labors of Hercules at The Eberhard Center
November 1, 2011
August 29-December 9
West Wall Gallery, L. V. Eberhard Center, on the Robert C. Pew Grand Rapids Campus, downtown, Grand Rapids, MIThis exhibit is on-loan from Normal Editions Workshop, Illinois State University. This suite is the culmination of Pozzatti’s career-long interest in this mythological subject and its relevance to contemporary society. Recently published by Normal Editions Workshop, these large-scale lithographs showcase Pozzatti’s mastery of drawing. Free and opening to the public.
Art and Design Department Student Amber Stout Receives Award
November 1, 2011
Art and Design Department student Amber Stout was selected to receive the Junior Maven Award by the “Women + the Arts” committee of the Urban Institute of Contemporary Arts. Previous Mavens have included Kate Pew Wolters and Linda LaFontsee.
Stout has an emphasis in graphic design and a minor in nonprofit administration. She is currently working as a graphics designer with the Community Research Institute in Grand Valley’s Dorothy A. Johnson Center for Philanthropy. She is interested in continuing to work with community arts organizations after graduation in 2012.
Beehive Collective to Visit the Art and Design Department at GVSU
October 20, 2011
The Beehive Collective will be giving a presentation in the Padnos Student Gallery on Thursday, October 20 at 7pm as an aspect of an exhibit about sustainability in the Padnos Gallery.
From the Beehive website at http://www.beehivecollective.org:
"The work of the Beehive Collective has three major facets: the Hive is appreciated internationally for its educational graphics campaigns, at a regional level for it’s stone mosaic murals and apprentice program, and locally for it’s dedication to the revitalization of the Machias Valley Grange Hall, a landmark building in our small, rural town."
Interventions in the White Cube in The Padnos Student Gallery
September 30, 2011
September 19-30, 2011
Reception: Thursday, September 22, 5-7pm
This exhibit will feature a collection of interventions in the traditional gallery environment created by students in Space Studio.
Members of the class:
Mark DeVries
Kate Garman
Elizabeth Lowe
Dana Hillebrand
Zachary Polmanteer
Carissa Smith
Caleb Tacoma
Paul Warfield
Brooke Warner
...we give up our humanness and become the cardboard Spectator with the disembodied Eye.
-Thomas McEvilley
Faculty Activities-Bill Hosterman, Associate Professor in Foundations
September 26, 2011
Faculty Activities-Tim Fisher Exhibit in the GVSU Art Gallery
September 23, 2011
American Cuisine: New Paintings by Tim Fisher in The GVSU Art Gallery
August 26 –September 23, 2011
Opening reception: September 8, 5-7pm
Tim Fisher is an Associate Professor in The Art and Design Department in The Foundations Area
"The last few years, I’ve been making paintings of food and people in my culturally diverse, working class, west side Grand Rapids neighborhood. The subject of each portrait is the primary or delegated household cook and the materials needed to prepare a dish that exemplifies their identity. The gender, presented cuisine, kitchen setting, various ingredients and presentation all signify actual or desired aspects of class, cultural background, aspects of assimilation, economic status and even beliefs system.
Each painting incorporates the dish’s ingredient’s weights and measures (still life), cooking locale (space), the individual’s representation (portrait), and together these reflect their history and culture(s). All together, the paintings celebrate the subject’s ethnic and economic position and allow the viewer to actively connect, and if desired, decode and “commune” with the subject beyond passively observing the image as a likeness of the subject."
Padnos Student Gallery Exhibit: Textiles From the Winter 2011 Semester
September 6, 2011
Faculty Activities-Hsiao-ping Chen, Assistant Professor in Art Education
August 29, 2011
Faculty Activities-Beverly Seley, Professor in Metals
August 25, 2011
BFA Exhibit: Michelle Stitt, Jessi Essian and Peter Antor
April 25, 2011
BFA Exhibit: Christina Ramirez, Mindy Schwartz and Alec Zielinski
April 18, 2011
BFA Exhibit: Stephanie McCarthy, Jane Ly and Ryan Harbin
April 11, 2011
BFA Exhibit: Josh Kulchar and Roger Boss
April 4, 2011
Faculty Activities: Norwood Viviano Exhibit in New York City
March 30, 2011
BFA Exhibit: Stephanie Nienhouse and Anne Gerlofs
March 28, 2011
Graphic Design Exhibition
March 14, 2011
Eating the Art II in The Padnos Student Galley
February 21, 2011
Visiting Artist and Art Educator Dr. Sydney Walker
February 17, 2011
Stephen Koller and Anna Fry Exhibit in The Padnos Student Gallery
February 7, 2011
Landed Exhibit: 13 Views of The Landscape in The Padnos Student Gallery
January 24, 2011
Conrad Bakker-Visiting Artist Lecture
January 24, 2011
Art and Design Department Faculty Activities: Hoon Lee, Head of Ceramics
January 21, 2011
International Art Ed. Seminar: Grand Valley State University (GVSU) & Seoul Women’s University (SWU) International Art Education Project: Seoul Women’s University, Seoul, Korea
July 19 – 24, 2010
Hoon Lee was invited to conduct a seminar and workshop with SWU’s Ceramics & Fiber department. The project, entitled: “Michigan K12 Art Program & Grand Valley State University Art Education Program.” The program was based on the GVSU Ceramics & Michigan K-12 Collaborative Teaching Project. The participants for the seminar were SWU Ceramics, Fiber, and Art Education students. Local high school teachers and students, as well as SWU students, attended the workshop.
Jeff Kraus: A Solo Exhibit and Performance in The Padnos Student Gallery
January 10, 2011
BFA Exhibit: Abbey Blodgett (Hunter)
December 6, 2010
BFA Exhibit: Barbara Williams and Lindsay Guynn
November 29, 2010
BLING! FLASH! ART! BFA Exhibit of Graphic Design
November 17, 2010
Alternative Photo Print Process
November 8, 2010
Fun & Games: a solo show by Ruthie VanderHart
October 25, 2010
Monday, October 25, 2010 - Thursday, October 28, 2010
Reception Thursday, October 28th from 5-7pm
The works to be shown include a deck of cards, a couple of board games, moveable tile games, and illustrations from a picture book. Along with the games displayed on the walls, there will one or two tables set up in the gallery space with a second copy or set of each game and all its pieces.
Ceramics Exhibition
October 11, 2010
Monday, October 11, 2010 - Thursday, October 21, 2010
Reception Thursday, October 14, 5-7pm
This show is for the exhibition of Advanced Ceramics students, as well as Introduction to ceramics students. It will show the work that students have been producing in their studios for the winter and fall semesters of 2010. This show is to help lower level ceramics students learn how a show work and how to install a gallery space with other people. It helps to promote teamwork between ceramics students and communication between other emphasis areas. The show will ultimately be about clay and how students use such a versatile material.
Speaking for Those Who Cannot Speak for Themselves
September 27, 2010
Monday, September 27, 2010-Thursday, October 7, 2010
Reception Thursday, October 7th from 5-7pm
The Humane Society of Grand Valley State University presents a multi-disciplinary exhibition of animal-themed artworks created by past and current GVSU students (primarily Art and Design). Over the duration of the show and at its closing reception from 5-7pm on October 7, The Humane Society of GVSU hopes to engage attendees with information about its organization, its purpose and its initiatives on behalf of non-human species.
Art and Design Department Faculty Activities: Hoon Lee, Head of Ceramics
September 3, 2010
Invitational Solo Exhibition “MURMUR, MURDER & MOTHER: Ponetive Space, Heyri Art Valley, Paju, Korea
SEPTEMBER 3 – 26, 2010
Hoon Lee had an invitational solo exhibition at Ponetive Space in Korea. The project, entitled “Performative Installation Project,” was 3 months in duration providing both time and space for the artist to pursue a self-directed creative study. As a resident artist at Ponetive Space at Heyri Art Valley, Lee created a new body of work while sharing ideas and concepts within a supportive environment where relationships were mutually reinforcing.
Art and Design Department Faculty Activities: Hoon Lee, Head of Ceramics
August 25, 2010
Hoon Lee had the honor of being invited as a juror for the 2010 International Onggi Competition. More than 300 diverse ceramic artists’ applied to be part of the exhibition. The Onggi (Korean Traditional Pottery, Earthenware) Expo Ulsan Korea 2010 took place from Sept. 30 to Oct. 24, 2010 in Ulsan, Korea to promote international earthenware cultures and strengthen cultural exchanges among countries. With the theme “Onggi – Mirror of future”, the international art festival will examine the past and present of Onggi, and to reshape the value of Onggi for the future. The Expo is organized by Ulsan World Earthenware Culture Exposition Foundation and supported by the Korean government and Ulsan city. www.onggiexpo.com/eng/index.php
Over Oceans, on the Lakeshore: GVSU Students Report Back from Kingston and
August 23, 2010
Monday, August 23, 2010 - Thursday, September 9, 2010
Reception Thursday, September 9th from 5-7pm
An exhibit of work by students participating in the Kingston, England program, the Ox-Bow, and the Gordon Fellowships. Contact Ann Keister keistera@gvsu.edu, Tim Fisher fishert@gvsu.edu or Anna Campbell campbean@gvsu.edu for more information.
Art and Design Department Faculty Activities: Hoon Lee, Head of Ceramics
August 14, 2010
Watershed Center for the Ceramic Arts, Artist-In-Residency: Session VI: Actions +Material: Newcastle, ME
August 14-26, 2011
Hoon Lee was invited to be a Watershed Center for the Ceramic Arts Artist-In-Residence in Aug. 2011. A shared interest in ceramics and performance brings a group of artists together to foster dialogue and develop support theory surrounding the use of performance in conjunction with a traditional craft medium. This residency will explore ideas surrounding the artists’ focus on performative work incorporating the body, reliant on audience participation, reciprocal actions, and collaborative events. Many of the artists included are active in writing, curating, and criticism. www.watershedceramics.org.
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