Professor Spotlight/End-of-Semester Tea

On Reading Day of Spring 2022, the Art History Society is hosting a student-led tea in honor of Dr. Alisa Luxenberg, who has taught at UGA for twenty-three years. All students and faculty are welcome. Tea, coffee, and pastries will be provided, and masks are highly encouraged.

Dodd Graduation 2022

Date:

Saturday, May 14, 12:00 – 2:00 PM

Location:

E11 parking lot – the lot between Ceramics and the School of Music

Student Town Hall

Please join us for the next Solidarity + Justice student-led town hall meeting! Held each semester, these meetings are valuable ways to build community and address equity and social justice issues at the School of Art. Your feedback is important!

DOWNSTREAM: MFA Exhibition Opening Reception

Join us as we celebrate our graduating class of MFA students in their final thesis exhibition: DOWNSTREAM. Artists in the exhibition include: Rosie Brock, Luka Carter, Casey Connelly, Victoria Dugger, Isys Hennigar, Matthew Hoban, Craig Howarth, Forrest Lawson, and Annie Simpson.

Corey Pemberton

Corey (American b. Reston, VA 1990) received his BFA from Virginia Commonwealth University in 2012. He has completed residencies at The Pittsburgh Glass Center (PA), Bruket (Bodø, NO), as well as a Core Fellowship at the Penland School of Crafts (NC).

NYC Maymester Interest Meeting

Jewelry Sale

JM is selling jewelry on the first floor of the Dodd from 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM. Proceeds benefit JM students and the JM area.

Lisa Tan Lecture

Registration:

EXPOSURE: LDSOA Photo Department Students Pop-Up at ATHICA

November 30-December 5, 2021

Ceramics Sale

Dodd Market

Join us on Friday November 19th for the 1st Dodd Market put on by the Dodd Ambassadors. Come browse and shop from over thirty student artists who will be selling their artwork.

Solidarity + Justice Town Hall

Please join us for the next Solidarity + Justice student-led town hall meeting! Held each semester, these meetings are valuable ways to build community and address equity and social justice issues at the School of Art. Your feedback is important!