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A Windgate Matching Grant to Build The 3D Arts Complex Expand dropdown

Oct. eighteen

The School of Fine art and Design is Building a New 3D Arts Complex! The Eastern Michigan University Schoolhouse of Art and Design is preparing for the next stage of its evolution thanks to a $2.2 1000000 Windgate Foundation grant. The funds from the Windgate Foundation will exist utilized as a part of a matching gift agreement with the University to construct a new 3D Arts Complex in the School of Art and Pattern on the University'south campus in Ypsilanti.

The Schoolhouse of Art and Design at Eastern Michigan University will at long final be able to complete the Arts Complex that was initiated in part by the meaning refurbishing of the Sculpture Studio. This final structure project will provide space for all of ceramics, article of furniture design, 3D Pattern, sculpture, and our metalsmithing areas to come together in one building that is built to conform such intense processes equally these. We will establish studios that well serve each area, rather than shoehorning our equipment and needs into previously used buildings on campus that were built for entirely different purposes.

The School of Art & Design and the Eastern Michigan University Foundation are embarking on a $400,000 fundraising campaign for the completion and outfitting of the new Windgate 3D Arts Complex.

If we raise $200,000 by April xxx, 2022, the Windgate Foundation volition friction match our fund total! You can donate today or make a pledge and pay off the pledge over the side by side five years.

Nosotros hope y'all can join us in jubilant and supporting our next affiliate!
New Gallery Website Expand dropdown

May 7

Run into our exhibitions, both online and in person this coming fall at our new gallery website:emugalleries.org.

News Stories from 2019

Painting Students Featured In International Exhibition Expand dropdown

Sep. 25

EMU Painting students featured in an exhibition in collaboration with VCUarts Qatar students in Doha, Qatar, titled "Visible Cities: VCUarts Qatar and Eastern Michigan University."

Working collaboratively beyond the globe, painting students from EMU were partnered with painting students from VCUarts Qatar in Doha, Qatar. After reading passages from Italo Calvino's classic "Invisible Cities," students were asked to contemplate the idea of "place," and share photos of their chosen place via Instagram with their partners from one-half a world away. Students so created several painting sketches from the shared photos, exploring the concept of different "visual languages." Lastly, students each created one concluding painting that explored the use of multiple visual languages in one painting while simultaneously capturing the feeling of both places.
To Be Announced Every bit Emeritus Faculty, June 2019 Expand dropdown
Apr. 25

Ceramicist Diana Pancioli has Emeritus Status as of 2018.

The previous faculty will be awarded Emeritus Condition in June 2019:
- Metalsmith and art educator Gretchen Otto
- Fine art Historian Ellen Schwartz
- Ceramicist, former Department Caput and prior Dean of the College of Arts & Sciences Tom Venner
2019 Scholarship Ceremony Aggrandize dropdown

Apr. 25

During the Scholarship Ceremony held on Friday, April 12, 2019, several students were awarded scholarships from the EMU School of Art & Design for the 2019-2020 academic yr.
Professor Maria Ruggiero Exhibitions Aggrandize dropdown
Apr. 18

Maria Ruggiero | Iv Eggs | Watercolor on Paper

Maria Ruggiero | Four Eggs | Watercolor on Paper

Maria Ruggiero has work exhibited in:
- Untitled: aJuried Art Exhibition at Athens Art Gallery(April-May 2019)
- 2019 Biennale Exhibition: Art League of Hilton Head, Southward Carolina (May vii-June 1, 2019)
- At that place'S STILL LIFE IN STILL LIFES at 311 Gallery, juried show (May—June 2019)
Jason DeMarte Solo Exhibition at the University of Michigan Museum of Art Expand dropdown

Apr. eighteen

Jason DeMarte Garden of Artificial Delights Solo Exhibition

Solo exhibition at the Academy of Michigan Museum of ArtOpens June eighth, 2019

Artist Talk June nine, 2019 @3:00 pm - four:00 pm

UMMA June 08-September 01.
Video Training Form Published past Chris Reilly Expand dropdown

April. xviii

Chris Reilly published the video training grade Learning Algorithmic Design with Grasshopper on Lynda.com. This course covers algorithmic design using Grasshopper and Rhino software.
Dr. Cam McComb Recognized Expand dropdown

Apr. 18

Camilla McComb | Educational Landscape

Camilla McComb | Educational Landscape

NAEA Graduate of School for Art Leaders

Assistant Professor of Visual Arts Education Dr. Cam McComb was recognized on March 15 by the National Art Education Association equally a 2019 Graduate of the prestigious School for Art Leaders.
Jason DeMarte Featured In Adobe Create Magazine Expand dropdown

Apr. eighteen

Jason DeMarte was interviewed in the Jan 2019 issue of Adobe Create Magazine.

Read the interview.
Jason Ferguson Featured in SciArt Magazine Aggrandize dropdown

Apr. xviii

Jason Ferguson was interviewed in the Feb 2019 issue of SciArt Magazine.
Professor Pam Stewart Presented at 2019 AAIS Conference Expand dropdown

April. 18

American Clan for Italian Studies (AAIS)

American Association for Italian Studies (AAIS)

Conference presentation: Pam Stewart presented a paper on March 15 at this year's meeting of the American Association for Italian Studies (AAIS) held at Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, NC.

AAIS is an international organization dedicated to the interdisciplinary study of Italian culture. Her paper, "Reinventing the Cross in Early Modern Milan: Memory, Ritual, and the City equally Palimpsest" was included in a series of panels on "afterlives" and repurposing.
Leslie Atzmon Co-edited The Graphic Design Reader Expand dropdown

Apr. 18

The Graphic Blueprint Reader

The Graphic Design Reader

Leslie Atzmon co-edited The Graphic Pattern Reader with Professor Teal Triggs of the Regal College of Art. This 1000-page volume is now available from Bloomsbury Printing.

Get more information & purchase options.
Brooks Harris Stevens Featured In England Quilt Museum Exhibition Expand dropdown

April. xviii

Guns: Loaded Conversations

Guns: Loaded Conversations

Guns: Loaded Conversations opened at the New England Quilt Museum Jan 9- April six, 2019.

See more on the exhibition.
Scholarship Ceremony, iv-12-2019, 5:30-half dozen:thirty, EMU Lakehouse Expand dropdown

Apr. 11

We are pleased to denote that a Scholarship Ceremony will be held Friday, April 12, 2019, from v:30-6:30 at the EMU Lake House.

Come up celebrate this achievement achieved by beau EMU students!

EMU Lake House April 12-April 12. Opening Reception: Scholarship Ceremony

News Stories from 2018

Place/Performance/Identity Symposium, Jan. 25-26, EMU Educatee Heart Expand dropdown

Dec. 13

EMU School of Art & Design is pleased to announce a multi-day new symposium: Identify/Functioning/Identity, January 25-26.

Details on the issue, including a schedule and downloadable plan.

Registration for this result is strongly encouraged.

EMU Student Center January 25-January 26.
EMU At the Riverside Arts Center, Reception on Friday, October 5 from 6-10 p.thou. for Carol Hanna, Arthur "Rocky" Rockall, and Ellen Wilt Expand dropdown

Sep. xx

These iii artists include two of our past graduate students and a Professor Emeritus of Art. Just as artworks for the art school range greatly in style and presentation, and then do the works in this grouping exhibition including: mixed media sculptural works, prints, representational and abstract paintings.

Carol Hanna:

BS Bus.Ad. from Eastern Michigan Academy 1971, BFA from Eastern Michigan University 2003, MA from Eastern Michigan University 2011

Arthur "Rocky" Rockall:

Acquaintance's Degree from Schoolcraft College. BA from Wayne Land University. MA from Eastern Michigan Academy.

Ellen Wilt:

BFA from the Academy of Michigan 1969. MA from the University of Michigan 1970.

Professor Emeritus of Art at Eastern Michigan University, where she taught for 17 years (1969 - 1985).

This EMU exhibit will as well be on display during the almanac Riverside Arts Center outcome "Autumn for Arts" on Sabbatum, October thirteen starting at 7pm. Please contact riversidearts.org for tickets.
Masters of Art and Design Association Spring Studio Tour Aggrandize dropdown

June seven

On March 15, 2018, the Masters of Art and Pattern Association (Formerly the Arts Masters Association or AMA) held a tour of studio spaces across campus. The evening included not only displays of current and in progress work by graduate students in Cartoon, Printmaking, Metalsmithing, Fibers, Graphic Design and Ceramics, but besides many demonstrations. Visitors were able to watch screen printing and take home a limited edition print designed especially for the event and were able to try a multifariousness of handbuilding techniques in ceramics. The evening ended with the grand finale of a statuary pour pb by Prof. Brian Nelson in the Sculpture studio.

The MADA volition be hosting a Studio Tour once more this fall semester, date and time for the upshot will be posted soon.
Prof. Ferguson Wins Manifest One thousand Jury Prize Expand dropdown

June 7

Jason Furguson'southward 2017 slice, "Anamorph" won Manifest Gallery's 1st Annual Grand Jury Prize. The cash award for this prize is $2,500. The Prize featured a pool of twoscore finalist works by 38 artists, representing 30 different exhibitions. Out of 40 finalists for the Prize a 2-phase jury of sixteen arts professionals from across the U.Southward. selected the winning work.
Re-branding of Riverside Art Heart Expand dropdown

June 7

Leslie Atzmon and Ryan Molloy, along with graphic design students were gifted the Sappi Paper Ideas that Matter Grant to re-brand the Riverside Art Center into a customs art hub for Ypsilanti, Mi. This project included the creation of a 'Toolkit' with 48 creative projects for local youth and their families. The project ran from Oct. 2017- Apr. 2018.
Faculty Retirements Expand dropdown

June vii

It is with heartfelt thank y'all that nosotros say goodbye to four esteemed faculty members this spring. All of them take been assets non only to the School of Art & Blueprint, just to the greater art community as well.

Dr. Grechen Otto is retiring after over 30 years of teaching metalsmithing here at EMU. A graduate of Cranbrook Academy of Art, Dr. Otto had not but made extraordinary work (see faculty artwork tab) but also hosted regional metals shows and mentored many graduate students.

Diana Pancioli is retiring after over 25 years in the ceramics department hither at EMU. A graduate of Alfred University, her dedicated focus on functional arts and crafts will be missed. In 2016, Pancioli hosted 'After All These Years...' an international bear witness of functional ceramics.

Dr. Ellen Shwartz is retiring after over 40 years teaching art history here at EMU. Her scholarly focus is on Byzantine fine art, and she has numerous publications on that topic.

Tom Venner is retiring afterward over 20 years at EMU, in his tenure here he has taught ceramics as well equally serving as Dean of the College of Arts & Sciences.
Fall Graduate School Open Business firm Expand dropdown

June 6

Sat, Oct. 20, 10 a.yard. to noon in the Student Center
(Check in at ix:45 a.m.)

For more information, contact:

Admissions Visit Programs
Eastern Michigan University
220 EMU Student Centre
900 Oakwood St.
Ypsilanti, MI 48197
734.487.6453
Fax: 734.487.6847
world wide web.emich.edu/visit
[email protected]

News Stories from 2017

School of Art and Design Professor John Dehoog Wins First Prize Honour at Midland Center For the Arts Almanac Exhibition Expand dropdown

Sep. 25

Abnormal Growth

Abnormal Growth

Professor John DeHoog was awarded Get-go Prize at the Midland Eye for the Arts Annual Greater Michigan Fine art Exhibition for a chiffonier/sculpture titled Abnormal Growth. The showroom was juried by Jason Franz, founder and master curator of Manifest Gallery in Cincinnati and runs through Nov 5, 2017. John was too awarded the Phil Chmura Memorial Award at the Muskegon Museum of Art'due south 2017 Michigan Regional Exhibition for a sculpture titled, Stepper and Wrecker. It runs through November viii, 2017.
EMU Furniture Design Students Exhibit at ICFF New York Aggrandize dropdown

May 13

Eastern Michigan University students amongst select group to exhibit works at N America's top contemporary furniture pattern off-white

Eastern Michigan Academy students among select group to exhibit works at North America's superlative contemporary furniture design fair

A group of Eastern Michigan University students joined fourteen other universities participating this leap in one of North America's most prestigious piece of furniture design events—the International Contemporary Article of furniture Off-white, held in the Jacob Javits Convention Centre in Manhattan.

The EMU display included a freeform bent wood davenport, a meticulously crafted dining chair, a sculptural chair featuring pyrography, a reclaimed walnut coffee table, and a pair of juvenile stools with special features for children to play with.

The EMU display included a freeform bent wood davenport, a meticulously crafted dining chair, a sculptural chair featuring pyrography, a reclaimed walnut coffee table, and a pair of juvenile stools with special features for children to play with.

For EMU graduate student Laura Earle, it was a singular thrill of her creative lifetime. She displayed a variety of her highly artistic designs, received great feedback, and also met Wendell Castle—whom she calls "the Paul McCartney of furniture design."

Back Row: Lorena Ganser, Undergraduate Student, Drawing and Painting; Laura Earle, Graduate Educatee, Piece of furniture Blueprint; Melissa Judd, Recent EMU Alumna, Furniture Design. Front Row: Sara Steenbergh, Continuing Education, Furniture Blueprint; Taj Ali, Recent EMU Alum, Article of furniture Pattern. Not pictured: Dulce Morales, Undergraduate Student, Furniture Design; Esraa Malky, Graduate Student, Interior Blueprint.

Back Row: Lorena Ganser, Undergraduate Educatee, Cartoon and Painting; Laura Earle, Graduate Student, Furniture Design; Melissa Judd, Contempo EMU Alumna, Furniture Design. Front Row: Sara Steenbergh, Standing Teaching, Furniture Blueprint; Taj Ali, Recent EMU Alum, Article of furniture Pattern. Not pictured: Dulce Morales, Undergraduate Student, Furniture Design; Esraa Malky, Graduate Student, Interior Blueprint.

Earle, a graduate student in the article of furniture blueprint program in the EMU School of Fine art & Design, spearheaded the trip for the group, which included two introductory students, a continuing instruction pupil and two recent graduates.

Attendees included Lorena Ganser, an undergraduate student concentrating in drawing and painting; Dulce Morales, an undergraduate in piece of furniture blueprint; Esraa Malky, a graduate student in interior design; Sara Steenbergh, a continuing pedagogy student in furniture pattern; and recent furniture design graduates Melissa Judd and Taj Ali.

"Each student shared their experience and skillset, making meaningful contributions to putting the exhibition together," Earle said. "For instance, Sara Steenbergh helped write a grant proposal. Taj Ali managed warehousing. Melissa Judd oversaw shipping. Then, in addition to creating cute article of furniture to display, each student shouldered some of the authoritative work to make the exhibition a success."

Participating schools included the Rhode Isle School of Pattern, known as i of the elevation art schools in the state; along with the University of Iowa, the University of Oregon, the Rochester Constitute of Technology and Virginia Tech University.

The fair is billed equally the premier North American global design showcase for furniture, flooring, lighting and other accessories, attracting more than 700 exhibitors and 33,000 attendees. The annual event as well features a schools program, aimed at fostering emerging pattern talent from universities such as Eastern Michigan.

"It's a very prestigious show," said Sandra Murchison, director of the School of Fine art and Blueprint. "Having our student piece of work so well received at the ICFF is a real vote of confidence for the Article of furniture Pattern Program hither at Eastern."

Earle exhibited several designs, including a distinctively shaped steel chair, an accent table fabricated of aluminum cast into walnut, and interlocking felt ottomans noted past Design Milk on its "The All-time of ICFF" web log. Earle's animatronic wall divider caught the heart of several attending hospital architects interested in discussing such an installation for children'southward cancer wards. Animatronic refers to the use of robotic devices to emulate an animal, in this case fish.

An animatronic fish wall divider, left, was amidst the student work exhibited in the bear witness.

An animatronic fish wall divider, left, was among the student piece of work exhibited in the show.

Other EMU pupil designs included a freeform bent wood davenport, a meticulously crafted dining chair, a sculptural chair featuring pyrography (the art of decorating wood or leather by burning a design on the surface with a heated metallic signal), a reclaimed walnut coffee tabular array, and a pair of juvenile stools with special features for children to play with.

The group, which stayed in a youth hostel, received financial support from the Schoolhouse of Art and Design and a grant from the Article of furniture Society, a nonprofit, educational arrangement headquartered in Asheville, N.C.

"It was phenomenal," Earle says of the experience. "Information technology was life changing for all of the students. It was very gratifying to watch their world open upwardly."

Earle savored her meeting with Castle, whom she calls "a rock star" of the furniture world—a legendary artist that everyone in the field knows and admires.

"Nosotros talked about converting a five-axis robotic arm for CNC milling," Earle said of a specialized, computer-controlled milling technique the two discussed. "It was so geeky and wonderful."

Earle, from Pittsfield Township, has a background in graphic and product pattern, earning her undergraduate degree from Purdue University in visual advice pattern and industrial pattern.

Only, with her children grown, she began graduate studies at Eastern. She was in the interior design program at commencement, but took a furniture design class and was enthralled.

"I really dear the sculptural chemical element of it," she says of her studies. "I'm enjoying myself immensely. When you hit your sugariness spot, the sky'southward the limit."
NASAD Expand dropdown

May 26

The EMU School of Fine art & Blueprint receives national accreditation from NASAD, the National Association of Schools of Art & Design!
Amy Sacksteder: Easement Expand dropdown

Feb. 14

Faculty member Amy Sacksteder's recent work is currently on view at Alma Higher's Flora Kirsch Beck Gallery through Thursday, March 16. The exhibition features work on newspaper, paintings, and a glass and bronze wall installation that was fabricated with the help of EMU alumni Illana Houten, Jessica Tenbusch, and Elize Jekabson.

From Alma Higher's press release:

The exhibition, titled "Easement," plays off of the ii potentially contradictory definitions of the term — to abate fears and the right to utilize or gain access to someone else'due south property for a specific purpose.

"In the wake of the election, inauguration, Dakota Access Pipeline turmoil and climate modify, land rights have been very much on my mind," says Sacksteder.

Among the works to be showcased are portions of the series "Cairn" and "Fear Souvenirs." The latter includes works from 2016 and 2017.

The exhibition will culminate in a closing exhibition and 7:30 p.1000. artist lecture on March 16, 2017.
Emergent Effect Expand dropdown

Jan. 12

Emergent Effect, curated by EMU alumni and the founders of Ypsi Alloy Studios, highlights the intersecting work and common voice of 16 of the studio's resident artists.

Exhibition curators Ilana Houten, Elize Jekabson, and Jessica Tenbusch launched Ypsi Alloy Studios in 2015 in response to decreasing artist studio workspaces throughout the region. Since and then, the studio has been growing. Emergent Effect showcases the work of the studio'southward individual artists and highlights shared meaning and shared ideas through the artwork of artists who work across from each other.

Please join us at the opening reception, which is gratuitous to the public, on January xiii, half dozen:00pm - 9:00pm.

Learn more than about the event.

News Stories from 2016

Artist's Workshop For Children: Registration Is Open Expand dropdown
Program Agenda For the Yr Is Up! Expand dropdown

Sep. xiv

Visit the Events Calendar.
Exhibition: Posters of Discontent Three Aggrandize dropdown

Sep. 14

Academy Gallery September 07-October 12. Opening Reception: Wednesday, September 28, 4:thirty-6:30pm
A Commemoration Of the Arts: Agenda Of Events For the Year Expand dropdown

Sep. ii

Visit our digital agenda.

The School of Fine art & Design,
The School of Communication, Media & Theatre Arts and
School of Music & Trip the light fantastic toe are proud to present a twelvemonth of arts events.
Resonance: Ceramics Alumni Exhibit and Reception Aggrandize dropdown

Sep. 2

Friday, September 23, 2016 5:30 - 7:30pm

This exhibition features work from over 25 alumni mentored by quondam EMU Ceramic Professors Susanne Stephenson & John Loree.

Join u.s.a. for an alumni and donor reception with gallery talk by co-curator Steve Glazer (BFA 1976), Ford Gallery
Janet Koplos Lecture Today Expand dropdown

March 9

Janet Koplos, co-author of Makers: A History of American Studio Craft, was for 18 years a staff editor at Fine art in America magazine, remains a contributing editor to the magazine, and also served every bit invitee editor of American Arts and crafts mag before its deviation from New York. Among her credits in ceramic criticism are essays for books and catalogs on Toshiko Takaezu, Karen Karnes, Kathy Erteman, Richard De Vore and Tom Turner and Barbara Diduk. She is an writer of The Unexpected: Artists Ceramics of the 20th Century (published in Holland) and is completing a book on American functional pottery, research for which was supported with a grant from the Center for Craft, Creativity and Pattern in Due north Carolina.

Koplos has also written extensively on other craft mediums equally well every bit on American, Japanese and Dutch contemporary art. She lived in Nihon in the '80s and published Contemporary Japanese Sculpture in 1990. She has written about 2,500 articles, reviews and essays in more than 2 dozen periodicals over the last 30 years, writing on Martin Puryear, Leslie Dill, Hiroshi Sugimoto, Oliver Herring, Rona Pondick, Ursula von Rydingsvard and David Nash, among others. She lectures, critiques and juries frequently, and occasionally teaches and curates. She is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of the University of Minnesota's Schoolhouse of Journalism and Mass Advice and holds a masters degree in art history from Illinois Land University. She was named an Honorary Fellow of the American Craft Council in 2010. In 2013 she relocated from New York City to St. Paul, Minnesota. In 2015 she received and Fine art Writers Grant from the Warhol Foundation and Creative Capital to back up research for a book on the New Art Examiner, an alternative art journal based in Chicago from 1973-2002.

Koplos' lecture volition exist today from 3:30-4:30PM in Pupil Center 310B.
Section Head Search Candidate Lecture Expand dropdown

Feb. 25

The first candidate in the Department Head Search will exist giving a public presentation March 1st, 2:00-3:00pm, 401 Sherzer. Faculty and students are encouraged to nourish.
Furniture Pattern Exhibition At the Ann Arbor Art Center Expand dropdown

February. five

Fine art Section Professor John DeHoog is co-curating a article of furniture design exhibition at the Ann Arbor Fine art Center. The Mid Due west Furniture Zoku features the work of like-minded artists, designers, and educators working in the context of article of furniture. The works in the bear witness represent a broad range of techniques, styles, and personal sensibilities, while at the aforementioned time demonstrating universal respect for materials, and deep interest in forms and functions. On display are objects that are familiar on one level, yet poke holes in our conventional views of how furniture should look and what role furniture plays in our daily lives. More data.
Amy Sacksteder Exhibits At Popps Packing In Hamtramck, MI Expand dropdown

Jan. 23

Art Department Professor Amy Sacksteder is exhibiting recent works on paper alongside the paintings of Wayne State University Professor Adrian Hatfield at Popps Packing in Hamtramck, MI. The exhibition is entitled Bubble.

News Stories from 2015

Event: Pop Upwards Aggrandize dropdown

Nov. two

A Pop Up bear witness is happening this Saturday, November 7th at Exhale Yoga during the Women Wine and Shopping event in Chelsea MI. Bri Wickoff and Donna Prieskorn will have metal piece of work set upward from 10am until 2pm.

Chelsea, Michigan November 07-Nov 07. Opening Reception: 10am-2pm
Art Educators Nowadays At the Michigan State Briefing Aggrandize dropdown

Oct. 21

Eastern Michigan'due south Fine art Education program was well represented at the 2015 Michigan Art Teaching Association Briefing held in Grand Rapids October 15-18.

Invited presentations:
Kara Eggers (MAVAE): Yearlong Planning with Themes
Jenna Chynoweth (BAE): Documenting the Art Making Process: It'southward Important, and Larn to Pause Down a Photo to Better Sympathise Contrast
Dr. Cam McComb (Faculty): Engaged Cess

Art Honors:
The MAEA fine art teacher exhibition curator awarded Dr. Cam McComb third place for her photograph titled: Crossroads. The exhibition was on public brandish at the GRAM during the briefing.
Michigan Professors Use 3D Printing For Making Art and Educating Students Expand dropdown

Oct. 19

Professors Chris Reilly and Jason Ferguson were recently featured in an commodity by 3dprint.com author Michelle Matisons. The commodity discusses the Art Department's Digital Fabrication class and the future of art/blueprint thinking. Read the full article.
Tech Talk #4: Adobe Lightroom CC Expand dropdown

Oct. xix

Lightroom is photographic software designed for managing big numbers of loftier quality digital images. It features paradigm-editing capabilities that are less complex and expensive than Photoshop. The database allows quick retrieval of archived customly described images. Jordan will encompass this plus new built in features for HDR and Photograph Merging.

Presented by
Hashemite kingdom of jordan Ewert
Friday, Oct 23, 2015
12:30-i:00 Ford 212
Media Center
MFA Alumni Wins Pic Festival Manupelli Accolade Aggrandize dropdown

Oct. 16

The 4th annual Ypsi 24 60 minutes Film Shootout invited filmmakers from Southeast Michigan to endeavor to produce a short film in 24 hours and compete for $2,400 in greenbacks awards.

This yr'southward contest happened Oct 3-4, and the winners were appear on Friday, October nine, 2015.

EMU Fine art Department alumni Joan Newberry received the Ann Arbor Film Festival Manupelli Award for her short film entitled I'm 28. See the full film on Vimeo.
First Friday Experiences In Northville Aggrandize dropdown

Oct. 6

Orin Jewelers contacted the Metalsmithing area this summer and presented several students with the opportunity to feature their work in the shop in Nothfield. Bri Wickoff was the first to show her work in October. Last calendar week, Tammy DiSabitino presented work and chatted with potential customers. This exposure is adept for students to showcase their work in a commercial setting. Thanks Orin Jewelers! Next Showtime Fri will feature the piece of work of Debra Omans.
Tech Talk #3: Visual Resource Services Expand dropdown

Oct. 5

Observe out which resources are bachelor to yous from the Visual Resources Library. VRL offers several items for check out, big format printing, copy stand prototype taking, tech talks and more!

Presented by
Jennifer Lickers
Friday, October 9
12:30-1:00 Ford 212
Media Centre
Maker: The New Fine art Class Expand dropdown

Sep. thirty

Kinesthesia members Jason Ferguson and Chris Reilly are profiled in the Lynda.com short documentary, Maker: The New Art Class. Learn about their Digital Fabrication class at EMU, their philosophy, and their projects, including a DIY CNC router, "mesh bombs" of borrowed objects, and a linguaphone combining music and making.
Exhibitions: Intimate Instruments Workshop Aggrandize dropdown

Sep. thirty

Faculty fellow member Chris Reilly will be presenting the Intimate Instruments Workshop on October 3, 2015, participants are invited to build and play their very own Linguaphone of Tremulous Communion. The Linguaphone of Tremulous Communion is a instrument that cannot be heard by an audience. Information technology is specifically for ii players, who face up each other and bite down on the opposing ends to play. Vibrations menstruation through the teeth, using each role player's nasal cavities as a resonant sleeping accommodation. The instrument'south tones are acutely (sometimes painfully) audible to players, but not bystanders. Workshop participants – either alone or in pairs – will receive a Linguaphone kit, instructions, and collaborative assistance in customizing and edifice their musical instrument. A communal performance will follow the workshop.

Spread Fine art is an artist-run nonprofit based in Detroit, supporting the cosmos of new works through residencies, exhibitions, events and collaborations. Spread Art supports experimentation, innovation and piece of work that incorporates technology, invites public participation and/or explores immediately-relevant social themes. Spread Art's residency programme supports artists across all artistic mediums with housing, work space, event/exhibition opportunities and more. Residencies vary from two weeks to 2 months or more. www.spreadart.org

The Intimate Instruments Workshop is made possible in part by a residency with Spread Art @detroit contemporary; a residency at Maker Works Ann Arbor; a project grant from New Music USA; and Eastern Michigan University'due south Provost Enquiry Support Award.

5141 Rosa Parks Blvd Detroit, MI Oct 03-Oct 03. Opening Reception: 5:30-9:30pm
Fall 2015 Tech Talk ii: Zotero Aggrandize dropdown

Sep. 28

For anyone writing or assigning a research paper this term.

Zotero is free and open up-source reference management software to manage bibliographic data and related research materials.

Presented past
Keith Stanger
Friday, Oct two
12:30-1:00 Ford 212
Media Middle
Exhibition: Hybrid Forms & Interdisciplinary Practice Expand dropdown

Sep. 17

BFA candidate Jeremy Walbridge'due south piece of work titled Mummified Remains of a Childhood Memory volition be on brandish in Hybrid Forms & Interdisciplinary Exercise at Hokin Gallery in Chicago, IL. The slice was selected by guest juror Buzz Spector.

Buzz Spector works in a wide range of mediums including sculpture, photography, printmaking, book arts, and installation. Spector'southward work has been shown in numerous museums and galleries including: Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago, the Fine art Institute of Chicago, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Corcoran Gallery of Art (Washington, D.C.), and the Luigi Pecci Heart for Contemporary Fine art (Prato, Italy). The recipient of numerous awards and fellowships, Spector was honored with the College Art Association's Distinguished Educational activity of Fine art Award in 2013. He is currently Professor of Art at the Sam Fox Schoolhouse at Washington University in St. Louis.

Hokin Gallery, Columbia College Chicago, Chicago , Illinois September xviii-Oct xx. Opening Reception: TBA
Exhibitions: Intimate Instruments Workshop Aggrandize dropdown

Sep. 17

Kinesthesia member Chris Reilly will be presenting the Intimate Instruments Workshop on September 19, 2015 at Music Tech Fest. Participants are invited to build and play their very own Linguaphone of Tremulous Communion. The Linguaphone of Tremulous Communion is a musical musical instrument that cannot be heard past an audience. It is specifically for two players, who face each other and bite downward on the opposing ends to play. Vibrations flow through the teeth, using each player's nasal cavities as a resonant sleeping room. The instrument's tones are acutely (sometimes painfully) audible to players, merely not bystanders. Workshop participants – either alone or in pairs – will receive a Linguaphone kit, instructions, and collaborative aid in customizing and edifice their instrument. A communal functioning volition follow the workshop on Sunday September xx at 6pm.

From the 18th to the 20th of September, Music Tech Fest is coming to Fundamental Europe. #MTFCentral is the festival of music ideas: a weekend of musical discovery and experimentation, held at the incredible Cankarjev Dom in the heart of Ljubljana. Expect to become part of new musical performances and try out cutting edge technologies. There volition be opportunities to get involved in new inventions and experiments, jam onstage and hack at the 24hr Hack Army camp. Nosotros are interested in music for everyone: music that inspires u.s., enriches our lives and brings people together. Come and connect and interact with artists, innovators, and thinkers from around the world and help united states of america celebrate and invent the time to come of music.

The Intimate Instruments Workshop is made possible in part by a residency with Spread Fine art @detroit contemporary; a residency at Maker Works Ann Arbor; a project grant from New Music USA; and Eastern Michigan University'due south Provost Research Back up Award.

Ljubljana, Slovenia September 19-September xix. Opening Reception: 2-8pm
Exhibition: Read Epitome See Text Expand dropdown

Sep. 12

Corrie Baldauf will give a talk most the Space Jest Project at the opening reception.

Cranbrook Art Museum September 19-March 21. Opening Reception: September 17 from 6-8pm
Exhibition: Tirana Pattern Weeks Expand dropdown

Sep. 10

Brooks Harris Stevens has piece of work on exhibition in the MAD Centre Gallery at Polis Academy in Tirana, Republic of albania as a function of Tirana Design Weeks a biennial exhibition, conference and panel discussions. This is the largest art and design event in the Balkans that highlights contemporary fine art and design practices.

Polis University, Tirana, Albania September 14-Oct 03. Opening Reception: September 14, 2015
Exhibition: Textile Art Of Today, International Traveling Exhibition Expand dropdown

Sep. x

Brooks Harris Stevens is a office of Material Art of Today internationally juried exhibition highlighting contemporary textiles. This exhibition will travel in eastern Europe until February 2017.

Bratislava, Slovakia, Czechia, Hungry and Slovenia September 17-February 03. Opening Reception: September 17, 2015, Bratislava Castle, Slovakia
Exhibition: Materialities: Contemporary Textiles Expand dropdown

Sep. 10

Brooks Harris Stevens currently has piece of work in Materialities: Gimmicky Textiles an international juried exhibition in the Sandra Blain Gallery at Arrowmont Schoolhouse of Arts and Crafts. This exhibition is in connection with the Surface Design Association's Fabricated/Aware Conference.

Arrowmont Schoolhouse of Arts and crafts September 04-October 30. Opening Reception: September four, 2015
Exhibition: Farthermost Textiles: Icons and the New Edge Aggrandize dropdown

Sep. 10

Brooks Harris Stevens is a role of Farthermost Textiles: Icons and the New Edge an international juried traveling exhibition.

Muskegon Museum of Art, Muskegon, Michigan August twenty-November 01. Opening Reception: August xx, 2015
Annual Michigan Silversmith Guild Meeting Expand dropdown

Sep. 9

MSG Annual Meeting Tool Bandy and Lecture with Kim Cridler

When: September thirteen, 2015 Where: 108 Briggs Hall Events volition get nether style at 12:30 with the tool swap, shopping for goods with our local suppliers and the opportunity to update your memberships. Our meeting will begin at 1:30 and will run approximately an 60 minutes with the inclusion of a epitomize of the years events a vote for new and returning board members. Later the coming together there will be time for more shopping catching up with friends and peers and luncheon before our lecture with titled "Lines of Influence: A reflection on the conceptual and formal interest Kim has fatigued from the decorative arts, vernacular art forms, and arts and crafts "by Kim Cridler at 3:30.

108 Briggs Hall. Opening Reception: 12:30-5pm
NAEA Student Affiliate Officers Welcome Incoming Freshmen Expand dropdown

Sep. seven

Art advocates were out in strength today every bit students from the National Art Pedagogy Clan Student Chapter (NAEA-SC) and the Intermedia Gallery Group (IGG) welcomed freshmen attending Fajita Fest held on the EMU campus. Pictured here are the NAEA Student Chapter officers: Lori Burnham (Treasurer), Courtney Miller (President), and Carlee Sharma (Vice-President). Art majors are encouraged to get involved in activities sponsored by both pupil organizations.
Exhibition: 2015 Greater Michigan Art Exhibition Expand dropdown

Aug. fifteen

Gretchen Otto, Professor of Art (Metalsmithing) has 3 pieces in multi media exhibition at the Alden B. Dow Museum of Scientific discipline & Fine art. The jury process is two fold with the initial choice done by viewing digital images. Secondly the juror reviews the piece of work submitted by the artists. These pocket-sized sculptures done by Dr. Otto are washed by technique of traditional bending raising. One of the pieces titled "Hermit" was given a juror's accolade.

Midland Michigan July 18-September eleven. Opening Reception: July 18 seven-9
Surface Design Clan's Artistic Promise Award Expand dropdown

Aug. 13

Lauren Mleczko (BFA candidate in Fibers and Furniture) has won the 2015 Surface Design Association'southward Creative Hope Award! Along with international recognition she volition be published in an upcoming SDA Journal.
Article past Leslie Atzmon and Ryan Molloy on The Open Book Projection in Infinite Mile Expand dropdown
Exhibition: Velocity of Textiles Expand dropdown

June 4

Erin Miller, MFA Candidate in Fibers has work in the Velocity of Textiles at the Ernest Chiliad. Welch School of Art & Pattern Galleries at Georgia Land Academy May xiv – July 31, 2015.

Georgia Country Academy, Atlanta, Georgia May 14-July 31.
EMU Sculpture Facility Progress Expand dropdown

Apr. 10

Major progress happening on the new sculpture facility. All of the Asbestos has been abated (as shown in photo 1) The demolition of the 1960's fly is complete. The residue of the debris has since been removed, and the Kasco squad is currently grading the new site and getting gear up to cascade footings for the new construction. Looking forward to a new, over 800 square pes larger facility in September. And so excited! Think Sculpture @ EMU!
Tech Talk #12 - Color Calibration Expand dropdown

April. 9

This workshop will embrace how to profile a computer monitor to ensure proper colour display. We volition too hash out the importance of color direction across the digital platform.

Presented this week by
Jason DeMarte
Th, Apr 9, 2015
xi:00-11:30 (different time)
Media Heart
Ford 212
Tech Talk #eleven - Mounting 2D Artwork Expand dropdown

Apr. two

This week'southward Tech Talk will be a demo on how to build a wood panel support for the mounting of ii-D artwork. In addition, a demonstration on how to mountain a finished drawing to the panel will be performed.

Presented this calendar week by
Michael Reedy
Thursday, Apr two, 2015
12:30-1:00
Media Center
Ford 212
Art Instruction Professors Present At NAEA Aggrandize dropdown

March 27

This week Dr. Yang and Dr. McComb each delivered presentations to members attending the National Art Education Association Conference in New Orleans. With her usual flair Dr. Yang served equally moderator for the Art Education Engineering science Smackdown! showcasing technologies in art educational activity. Dr. McComb shared a yearlong project titled Spiritual Meditations: Working in Community to Ritualize Creative Practice.

NAEA Student Chapter members are reminded that proposals for the adjacent NAEA Conference, to be held in Chicago, are due by May i, 2015.
Exhibition: Erin Miller, MFA Candidate In Fibers, Artomatic 419 Exhibition Aggrandize dropdown

March 27

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One Lake Erie Centre, 600 Jefferson Ave., Toledo, OH April 11. Opening Reception: April 11, xviii, 25 from 11am-11pm AND April xvi, nineteen from 12pm-5pm
Exhibition: Erin Miller, MFA Candidate In Fibers, W.A.V.Eastward Exhibition Expand dropdown

March 26

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Lourdes University, 6832 Convent Blvd., Sylvania, OH 43560 March 27. Opening Reception: Saturday, March 28, 2015
Exhibition: Erin Miller, MFA Candidate In Fibers, Venus Ascension Exhibition Aggrandize dropdown

March 26

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715 East Milwaukee St, Detroit, Michigan 48202 March 28. Opening Reception: Saturday, March 28, 2015
Tech Talk #11 - Cutting Vinyl Plotter Expand dropdown

March 26

Fine art Department faculty fellow member Chris Hyndman will introduce the department's Graphtec FC8000-75 cutting vinyl plotter and briefly demonstrate some of its potential uses. The cutter can exist used for a multifariousness of adhesive vinyl applications, cutting paper works, pen plotter drawings, and paint or sandblast masking.

Presented by this week by
Chris Hyndman
Th March 26, 2015
12:30-one:00 Ford 212
Media Center
Art Section Promotes Graduate Studies Expand dropdown

March 21

Professor Michael Reedy and Dr. Cam McComb greeted students attending the EMU Graduate Open House this forenoon. If you are interested in pursuing graduate studies yet were unable to attend the open house, please contact Professor Reedy to learn more than about the MA and MFA degrees in Studio Art: [email protected]

If you want to earn art instructor certification or are already an art teacher looking to earn a Master of Fine art in Visual Arts Instruction please contact Dr. Cam for more information: [email protected]
Amy Sacksteder, Publication, Exhibitions, And New Project Expand dropdown

March 19

In the winter semester, faculty member Amy Sacksteder's work has been featured in issue half-dozen of Fresh Paint Magazine and in several exhibitions including the group shows 6th Annual Drawing Discourse at the University of N Carolina, Asheville and Urban Ecologies curated past Barometry Projects at the Galveston Fine art Center in Texas. Recent drawings and a new cast bronze and cast drinking glass wall installation take been featured in a two-person exhibition (with Wayne State faculty member Adrian Hatfield) at Neon Heater Gallery in Findlay, Ohio for much of March. This work travels to the Dayton Visual Art Center for an upcoming (May-June) solo prove entitled The Interior.

The wall installation (particular pictured higher up) was realized through collaboration with and the hard work of EMU alumni Ilana Houten and Jessica Tenbusch, the generous guidance and expertise of sculpture professor Brian Nelson, and the fine Adobe Illustrator skills of painting professor Chris Hyndman. Sculpture alumnus Rob Todd fabricated the frames for Sacksteder'southward new torso of drawings. This piece of work was supported by an Art Department Research and Development Grant.
Tech Talk #9 - Copyright (Modify) Expand dropdown

March 19

Why is copyright so confusing? What are your options for protecting yourself both as a user and creator of images? How practise you determine Fair Use? When exercise your nevertheless need permissions? What is Creative Commons? Do you need to register your artwork to keep others from stealing your ideas?
Come up observe those answers and more than.

Presented by this week by
Rita Bullard and Carole Pawloski
Thursday March nineteen, 2015
12:thirty-one:00 Ford 212
Media Center
Jason DeMarte Featured In Multiple Exhibitions During Month of Photography, Denver Expand dropdown

March xvi

Every bit role of Month of Photography Denver 2015, Rule Gallery is pleased to present a solo exhibition of work by Jason DeMarte entitled Confected. The show volition open with a public reception on Friday, March 27, 2014 from 6-9pm and will exist on view March 27 – May 9, 2015.

Additionally, DeMarte will be giving a public lecture titled "An Artificial Relationship to Nature: Work past Jason DeMarte" on Saturday, March 28, 2pm – 4pm at RedLine. Several of DeMarte'due south photographs will besides exist on view in the RedLine exhibition Playing With Beauty, opening Saturday March 14.

Confected examines our cultural tendency to idealize the natural world while continually trying to improve upon it. DeMarte explores the veneer of fabric want and constructed natural beauty by composing fictional tableaus that speak to our obsession with dazzler, perfection and excess. Meanwhile, underneath the bright colors is an oppressive sense of disenchantment. By "improving" on the natural elements with lighting and post processing, nature becomes just another commercial good, victim to our materials desires. Carefully arranged, and and so "sweetened" with sugary items and brilliant main colors, DeMarte's confections are indulgent treats that play with the boundary between the contrived and the natural. In the end the pieces mimic a consumer economy screaming for our attention and demanding that we desire more.

On view
Rule Gallery
3254 Walnut Street, Denver, CO 80205
Tuesday –Saturday 12-6p and past date
Students Piece of work To Reactivate NAEA Chapter Expand dropdown

March 12

Kudos are given this day to Art Teaching Pre-service Educators Carlee Sharma (left) and Courtney Miller (right). These two women took the initiative and completed the work necessary to reactivate the National Art Education Association Student Chapter. Miller will serve as President and Sharma will serve as Vice President for two semesters equally they work to grow membership and make professional connections between visual fine art education, EMU, and the Ypsilanti customs. Involvement in the NAEA Student Affiliate will let art instruction majors to organize volunteer projects, host local speakers, programme arts related road trips, and enhance funds to nourish the National Art Didactics Association Briefing held each Jump. If you lot are an art educator and desire to be part of this professional customs then please visit the student group webpage for meeting times and a list of means to get involved.
Chris Hyndman Interview On markmaynard.com Aggrandize dropdown

March 6

Fine art faculty member Chris Hyndman was recently interviewed on Markmaynard.com as role of the ongoing series "Fine art, Nutrient, Sex and Trauma: Mark Maynard shoots the *$(#@ with humankind'southward most important artists… " Check it out.
Tech Talk #8 - iMovie Aggrandize dropdown

March 5

If yous're interested in experimenting with video fine art or editing video documentation of your artwork, merely are also overwhelmed by Final Cut Pro and After Effects, come see how iMovie tin exist easily used for bones cuts and edits also as some more advanced video effects. In this Tech Talk, a variety of editing options will exist demonstrated in iMovie '11. From creating a new project, to cutting, cropping, and adding transitions, to adding still images and video and audio furnishings, to exporting your video, there is sure to be something useful to aid you in your video adventures.

Presented this week past
Joan Newberry
Thursday, March 5, 2015
12:30-1:00
Media Center
Ford 212
Chris Reilly Receives New Music USA 2015 Projection Grant Expand dropdown

March ane

Faculty member Chris Reilly has received a project grants award from New Music USA during its third round of project grants. Chris received support from New Music Us for his projection Intimate Instruments Workshop: Building the Linguaphone of Tremulous Communion. The Linguaphone is a two-role player instrument that can't be heard by an audience, built in a collaborative DIY workshop-performance.

Awards for New Music United states of america'south third round of project grants full $284,250 support artistic work involving a wide range of new American music. The program recognizes and supports the multiple roles composers and gimmicky music practitioners play in the creative mural and responds to the creative spirit of collaboration between artists from multiple disciplines. The 62 awarded projects include concerts and recordings as well equally trip the light fantastic toe, motion picture, theater, opera, and more, all involving contemporary music as an essential chemical element.

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Ryan Molloy Included In Project Passion Exhibition Expand dropdown

Feb. 20

Projection Passion is an exhibition celebrating the self-initiated work of graphic designers. The exhibition is a collaborative effort between Minnesota State Academy, Mankato and AIGA Minnesota.
Brian Spolans And Ryan Molloy Featured In Grotesquely Macabre Organisms Exhibition Expand dropdown

Feb. xx

GMO: Grotesquely Macabre Organisms, curated by Christian deLeon, features sculpture and animation works past Ed Crago, Brian Spolans, Ryan Molloy, Wendy Williford, Daniel Zinck, and Martin Back. The exhibition explores the possible consequences of what happens when science and creation come up together. The exhibition is at the Tarrant Canton Higher NW Gallery in Fort Worth, TX.

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Exhibition: Thumbs Up Detroit Art Exhibition -Doors Of Opportunity Expand dropdown

Feb. 20

BFA Candidate, Lauren Mleczko, volition accept Detroit 1920 included in Thumbs Upwardly Detroit Art Exhibition - Doors of Opportunity in the Carr Center located in Detroit.
Work will be on view February 27 & 28, 2015.

Carr Center, Detroit February 27-Feb 28.
Exhibition: People On Paper Expand dropdown

February. 20

MFA Candidate Julia Windom currently has work in People on Paper at the Toledo Museum of Fine art. Work for this exhibition can be viewed from Feb 6- May 7, 2015.

Toledo Museum of Art Feb 06-May 07.
Tech Talk #six - Art Apps For Your Tablet Expand dropdown

Feb. 19

Notice amazing art tools for your tablet. There are lots of complimentary apps that allow y'all to sketch, draw and paint at a professional person grade level. Acquire what is available and what tin can exist done both for planning or cease results in the digital earth of art. Your tablet is readily accessible to create art in new heady means.

Presented this week by
Sara Bowen
Thursday, Feb 19, 2015
12:30-i:00
Media Center
Ford 212
Tech Talk #v - Photographing 2d Art Expand dropdown

February. 12

Photographing 2nd artwork is essential for artists who want to preserve their work in a catalogue or show online. In this workshop Hashemite kingdom of jordan will demonstrate the right style to position your art, set up your lighting kit, and conform your camera & settings. The goal of this workshop is to have professional reproduced images of your work for little to no price.

Presented by this week by
Jordan Ewert
Thursday, February 12, 2015
12:30-1:00
Ford 212 Media Center
Tech Talk #4 - Innovative Printing Aggrandize dropdown

January. 26

Come check out our large format printer in the Art Department. Come up run into what has been done and what is possible. If y'all are in a 300 level or in a higher place art studio grade (or Studio Concepts), yous are entitled to 30 foursquare anxiety of printing each term costless (the money comes out of your course fee).The prints can be up to 42 inches wide. To print just provide a digital image and have the class signed past your prof. Pick up a form and guidelines on the door to Media Services, Ford 215.

Come find out how and creative solutions.

Presented this calendar week by
Jennifer Lickers
Thursday, February 5, 2015
12:30-1:00
Ford 212 Media Centre
Tech Talk #three - Art Inspiration Aggrandize dropdown

Jan. 23

Photo by PD Rearick.

Learn how to examine different aspects of your life equally resources for art ideas. Corrie Baldauf looks to her friendships, personal challenges, and the artists in the classes she teaches to find inspiration for her art practice. Finding a way to engage in a text, navigating through traffic, or having to wake upward earlier sunrise is fodder for making fine art.
Join us for this informal introduction to technology.

Presented by Prof. Corrie Baldauf
Thursday, January 29nd

12:30 – 1:00 pm Media Heart
Ford 212
BFA Alum Tommy Wilson At Paint Creek Center For the Arts Expand dropdown

January. xx

BFA alum Tommy Wilson has a solo exhibition of his work at the Pigment Creek Center for the Arts. Opening reception is on Jan 24 with an artist talk starting at 4pm and the opening from 5pm to 7pm. The show will run thru Feb 28.
Tech Talk #ii - Prezi Expand dropdown

Jan. 16

Have you been eager to ditch PowerPoint and endeavor Prezi?

Let Dr. Cam testify y'all how easy information technology is to make visual presentations worthy of 21st century viewers. Use a template or design your own visual layout and so click to add text, photos, PDFs, YouTube videos, etc. Keep your presentation, curriculum design, and portfolios stored in the cloud or download them to your calculator. Go along them private, share, or make them bachelor to the world.
View a brief tutorial.

Presented by Dr. Cam McComb
Th, Jan 22

12:xxx – 1:00 pm Media Center
Ford 212
EMU Art Department Scholarships Expand dropdown

Jan. 16

Demand some back up? Departmental Scholarships are bachelor!

Choice up an awarding in the Art Part at 114 Ford Hall today!

Deadline for CD and awarding is February 10, 2017
Tech Talk #one - ARTstor Plus Extras Expand dropdown

Jan. 12

In that location are many one-time and new features in ARTstor that yous might not know about nor have tried yet. Come check them out at www.artstor.org

"ARTstor is a nonprofit digital library of more than than 1 million images in the arts, compages, humanities, and social sciences with a suite of software tools to view, present, and manage images for research and pedagogical purposes."

Presented by Carole Pawloski
Thursday, Jan fifteen

12:30 – 1:00 pm
Media Center
Ford 212
Exhibition: Electric current Magazine Reviews Exhibition Currated And Featuring Work By EMU Professors Expand dropdown

Jan. 10

Electric current Magazine Reviews Allegorical Space exhibition at the Ann Arbor Fine art Eye, curated past Prof. Brian Spolans and featuring work by Prof. Jason Demarte.

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Ann Arbor Fine art Center Jan 09-February 22. Opening Reception: January 9th 6-8
MA(VAED) Student Wins Teacher Of the Year Laurels Expand dropdown

Jan. 7

Masters of Visual Art Educational activity Student Karen McDonald was only named DTE Educator of the Year for her piece of work as an Fine art Teacher at Carpenter Elementary. More information. Congratulations Karen!