OFFSIDES

OFFSIDES, a collaborative exhibition between Dodd MFA candidate, Luka Carter, and New York-based artist, Tomm Roeschlein, uses a variety of media--video, sculpture, printmaking, and movement--to articulate tensions within performance and the body. In constructing the gallery as a gym, the artists rely on metaphors generally regulated to athletic pursuits in order to more deeply investigate ideas surrounding progress, precarity, and play. The artists see the condition of sports as a framing device.

Tony Cokes: Five Weeks

For five weeks we will debut a different video by the seminal conceptual artist, Tony Cokes. The works range from 1990 to 2019 and display Cokes’ signature style of text floating on brightly colored backgrounds. Essayistic in nature, the videos critique capitalism, war for profit, and the black subjugated body vis-à-vis texts that proliferate in popular culture.

Professor Jon Swindler Interviewed by NPR

As hundreds of thousands of college students begin making their way to campuses to begin the fall semester, NPR's Alyssa Nadworny is touring colleges across the country in order to better understand how colleges and universities are handling this pandemic. The Lamar Dodd School of Art's own Associate Professor Jon Swindler was interviewed by NPR to see how the School of Art is adjusting to these challenges. 

Professor Imi Hwangbo Featured in Exhibition at Telfair Museum

Professor Imi Hwangbo’s works on paper are on view in the exhibition “Cut & Paste: Works of Paper” at the Jepson Center of the Telfair Museums in Savannah through January 2021. This exhibition focuses on the ways in which contemporary artists manipulate paper to create remarkable drawn, sculptural, assembled, woven, or folded works of art.

Advising: Sarah Crain Drop/Add Walk-In Hours

Advising Office Drop/Add Walk-in Hours

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Sarah Crain

August 19 - August 26

Weekdays 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM and 2:30 PM - 4:00 PM

 

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Finding Your Way Around the Dodd

Students,

We know that sometimes it can be challenging to navigate new settings. To help you get from class to class as quickly and efficiently as possible, the School of Art has compiled way-finding resources to help students navigate the school.  

Signs to Look For 

The following signs will be posted around the School, identifying classroom numbers and hallways. Please use these to help find your classrooms. 

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