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The School of Art at Kent State University offers a long tradition of imagination, thought, skill, and achievement in the visual arts. For its students, both current and future, its alumni and its many friends, the School of Art continues to explore ideas, provide the highest standards of craft, and stimulate individual and collective creativity through its programs, curriculum, and exhibitions. On this site, you can find current program information, a listing of current events, and ways to contact faculty and staff. You can also see work by our fine art and crafts faculties and students, find descriptions of degrees in art education, fine arts, crafts, and art history, and learn more about current exhibitions in our galleries. Alumni and emeriti will also find listings of activities to keep you plugged into the ongoing life of the School. Advising THIS week:
Please print out your KAPS report and bring - call 672-2192 for further information.
CONGRATULATIONS to Mark Mothersbaugh School of Art printmaking alumnus and recipient of a KSU Doctor of Humane Letters degree at the 10 May, 2008, commencement ceremony!
CONGRATULATIONS to
This page last updated 12 May, 2008.
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NEW KSU GLASS - recent work by students in the KSU Glass program- Dan Alexander, Andy Bixler, Ken Carter, Rachael Erickson, Liz Fortunato, Calan Henderson, Olivia Hollowell, Scott Kreider, Caleb Mroczka, Maria Oriolo, Aaron Paula, Amber Piper, Noah Schenk, Theresa Schwab. 5-12 May, 425 Gougler Ave., Kent Reception THURSDAY, 8 May, 6-9pm. Appointments to view work : contact Ken Carter 330-310-44523 or kenneth.j.carter@gmail.com.
Ben Elliot, "Confining Spaces" exhibit, Sculpture Gallery (112 Art Building), reception Friday, 9 May 6-8 pm.
CONGRATULATIONS and THANKS to all the artist-donors and bidders in the live and silent auctions held last Saturday, 26 April, at our gala to endow the Thomas D. Little Prize for Excellence in Printmaking! Our heartfelt thanks, too, to the many donors of food, goods, and energy, all of which made this effort a lot of fun and a resounding success! More on Tom Little and the prize established by friends and family in his memory here... CONGRATULATIONS to student winners in this semester's scholarship competition!
Printmaking Professor Michael Loderstedt will hold his first solo exhibition in Germany with more than 20 "New Graphic Works," large-scale serigraphs, at the Kulturrathaus in Dresden, opening on Weds., 27 May, 7pm. Also on view will be a collaborative work created by renowned Dresden-based artist Jean Kirsten, recent KSU graduate Kelly Shepherd, and Mr. Loderstedt.
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Kent Blossom Art Summer 2008 speakers series now published!
Funded Undergraduate Research Opportunities! Open competition for awards up to $500! Go to Study Art in Florence this year! 5 summer weeks or an entire fall semester! Check out the opportunities here... Study Abroad Scholarship $$: Check it out here!
ELSEWHERE ON VIEW Kirk Mangus, Tom Bartel and Candy DePew in "Three of a Kind" at Asterisk Gallery, 2393 Professor Ave., Cleveland, OH, 44113, through 7 June. Opening reception Friday 8 May, 6-10pm. Laurie Addis: Contempoary Weavings Inspired by the Massillon Museum's Kashmiri Shawl March 1 - May 11, 2008 The Massillon Museum, 121 Lincoln Way East, Massillon, OH 44646 - 330-833-4061. Paul O'Keeffe, and Diana Cooper, Lucky Debellevue, James Clark , Lisa Hoke, Russell Maltz, Curtis Mitchell, John Monti, Bruce Pearson, Sheila Pepe, Jessica Stockholder, and Guenter A. Werner: Color in 3D: Found, Applied, and Readymade, The Westport Arts Center, (Westport, CT), 18 April-8 June.
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