pictured left to right: Adam B (2004) Katie Tuss (2005) Abigail Santner (2004) Ben Jones (2004) Wedding at the Faculty Club of Abigail Santner to Anish Samant (2005 BS Business) June 6, 2009
Monday, June 15, 2009
Art Alumni in town for wedding
pictured left to right: Adam B (2004) Katie Tuss (2005) Abigail Santner (2004) Ben Jones (2004) Wedding at the Faculty Club of Abigail Santner to Anish Samant (2005 BS Business) June 6, 2009
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
ROY G BIV Gallery for Emerging Artists presents Andy Maas, Zuzana Muranicova, and Leslie Mutchler
Exhibition Opening: Gallery Hop, May 2nd 7-10 pmGallery Talk: Andy Maas and Zuzana Muranicova, May 30th 2:30 pm
ROY G BIV Gallery for Emerging Artists
www.roygbivgallery.org
997 North High Street
Galery Hours: Wednesday - Friday 3 - 6 pm, Saturday 1 - 5 pm
Thursday, March 19, 2009
Thursday, March 5, 2009
Alumna Sky Shineman (MFA 07) exhibits work at The Ohio Art League Gallery
Light Paintings
Featuring work by Sky Shineman
Curated by Sarah Blyth-Stephens
March 7 - 28, 2009
Preview Reception:
Friday, March 6, 7 - 9 p.m.
Opening Reception:
Saturday, March 7, 6 - 9 p.m.
Featuring work by Sky Shineman
Curated by Sarah Blyth-Stephens
March 7 - 28, 2009
Preview Reception:
Friday, March 6, 7 - 9 p.m.
Opening Reception:
Saturday, March 7, 6 - 9 p.m.
OAL is pleased to present our March Member Curated Exhibition, Light Paintings, a collection of oil paintings which serve as meditations on light, shadow, and time.
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
Benjamin Jones (BFA 2004 Sculpture) Two Exhibitions Opening in New York
Benjamin S Jones received his BFA at OSU in 2004 with a concentration in sculpture, and earned his MFA in 2006 from Virginia Commonwealth University's Department of Sculpture & Extended Media. He is currently a Visiting Assistant Professor at Bucknell University.
Benjamin S Jones
www.benjaminsjones.com
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
Alumna Susan Graham (BFA, Sculpture, 1990) Exhibition at the Tucson Museum of Art
Trouble in Paradise: Examining Discord between Nature and Society
February 28 - June 28
http://www.tucsonmuseumofart.org/exhibitions/future.php
Artists are looking at the beauty and the terror in the forces of nature through their honest and emotional portrayals, while sending urgent messages to pay attention to the ravages society inflicts on the land through war and waste. This exhibition will examine a range of art in a variety of media that addresses extreme forces of nature in two basic categories: nature-based discord, such as lightning, tornadoes, volcanoes, hurricanes, and fire; and human-caused environmental discord such as pollution, over-population, global warming, oil field fires, atomic fallout, and destruction of land. The debate about how much of nature’s wrath is the result of human impact and interference is ongoing, but questions are posed through stunning visuals about the seemingly unstoppable cycle of cause and effect.
Many of the artists in this exhibition, including Edward Burtynsky, Richard Misrach, William T. Wiley, Mark Dion, and Joel Peter Witkin, imbue their work with haunting messages while objectively documenting the reality before them. Others exalt in the awesome beauty of the power of nature without judgment of its genesis or its conclusion. While offering a selected survey of powerful works that address the forces of nature, this exhibition is far from a “doom and gloom” portrayal of earth’s and society’s current situation, nor does it attempt to solve environmental problems. What emerges from these works is not only a revelation of the pressing environmental problems of our times, but how artists see the world and share that message with stunning beauty and poetic resonance.
Participating Artists:
Kim Abeles, Luis Cruz Azaceta, Sasha Bezzubov, Randy Bolton, Sonja Braas, Alice Briggs, Diane Burko, Edward Burtynsky, Corwin “Corky” Clairmont, Robert Cocke, Anne Coe, Sue Coe, Dan Collins, James Cook, Susan Crile, Johann Ryno de Wet, Mark Dion, Mitch Epstein, Vernon Fisher, Paul Fusco, Francesca Gabbiani, Susan Graham, Heather Green, Emilie Halpern, Julie Heffernan, Roderik Henderson, Tracy Hicks, Kim Keever, Isabella Kirkland, Dimitri Kozyrev, Nevan Lahart, Rosemary Laing, David Maisel, Mary Mattingly, Do Do Jin Ming, Richard Misrach, Matthew Moore, Michael Najjar, Joe Novak, Leah Oates, Robyn O’Neil, Tom Palmore, Robert and Shana ParkeHarrison, Anthony Pessler, Robert Polidori, Alexis Rockman, Barbara Rogers, Thomas Ruff, Chris Rush, Susan Shatter, Jeff Smith, Mikhael Subotzky, Tom Uttech, Ellen Wagener, A.T. Willett, William T. Wiley, Joel Peter Witkin
February 28 - June 28
http://www.tucsonmuseumofart.org/exhibitions/future.php
Artists are looking at the beauty and the terror in the forces of nature through their honest and emotional portrayals, while sending urgent messages to pay attention to the ravages society inflicts on the land through war and waste. This exhibition will examine a range of art in a variety of media that addresses extreme forces of nature in two basic categories: nature-based discord, such as lightning, tornadoes, volcanoes, hurricanes, and fire; and human-caused environmental discord such as pollution, over-population, global warming, oil field fires, atomic fallout, and destruction of land. The debate about how much of nature’s wrath is the result of human impact and interference is ongoing, but questions are posed through stunning visuals about the seemingly unstoppable cycle of cause and effect.
Many of the artists in this exhibition, including Edward Burtynsky, Richard Misrach, William T. Wiley, Mark Dion, and Joel Peter Witkin, imbue their work with haunting messages while objectively documenting the reality before them. Others exalt in the awesome beauty of the power of nature without judgment of its genesis or its conclusion. While offering a selected survey of powerful works that address the forces of nature, this exhibition is far from a “doom and gloom” portrayal of earth’s and society’s current situation, nor does it attempt to solve environmental problems. What emerges from these works is not only a revelation of the pressing environmental problems of our times, but how artists see the world and share that message with stunning beauty and poetic resonance.
Participating Artists:
Kim Abeles, Luis Cruz Azaceta, Sasha Bezzubov, Randy Bolton, Sonja Braas, Alice Briggs, Diane Burko, Edward Burtynsky, Corwin “Corky” Clairmont, Robert Cocke, Anne Coe, Sue Coe, Dan Collins, James Cook, Susan Crile, Johann Ryno de Wet, Mark Dion, Mitch Epstein, Vernon Fisher, Paul Fusco, Francesca Gabbiani, Susan Graham, Heather Green, Emilie Halpern, Julie Heffernan, Roderik Henderson, Tracy Hicks, Kim Keever, Isabella Kirkland, Dimitri Kozyrev, Nevan Lahart, Rosemary Laing, David Maisel, Mary Mattingly, Do Do Jin Ming, Richard Misrach, Matthew Moore, Michael Najjar, Joe Novak, Leah Oates, Robyn O’Neil, Tom Palmore, Robert and Shana ParkeHarrison, Anthony Pessler, Robert Polidori, Alexis Rockman, Barbara Rogers, Thomas Ruff, Chris Rush, Susan Shatter, Jeff Smith, Mikhael Subotzky, Tom Uttech, Ellen Wagener, A.T. Willett, William T. Wiley, Joel Peter Witkin
Monday, February 23, 2009
Alumnus David King: Hot Glass Demo
David King, OSU Alumnus and Sherman Studio Art Center Manager, will facilitate a glass blowing demonstration on Saturday, Feb. 28th at Glass Axis from 4p.m. - 6p.m.
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