Second year MA Art History students will be curating a show of second year MFA artwork this year at the Oconee Cultural Arts Foundation. The exhibition will open on Friday, January 17th and run through February 21st.

An opening reception will be held on January 17th.

The UGA Ceramic Student Organization will hold a winter pottery sale Tuesday December 3rd and Wednesday December 4th, from 9 a.m.- 5 p.m., at the Lamar Dodd School of Art, 270 River Road, in first floor lobby.

Work on sale will include hand-built sculptures, as well as functional pottery: teapots, mugs, boxes, plates, vases and bowls. All work was made by ceramic students or faculty. Prices will range from $10 and up.

Join Brian Chaplow and colleagues as they present an evening of chamber music in the Lamar Dodd School of Art Atrium!

This program includes works by Adams, Krommer, and more.

Martin Creed is a contemporary British artist known for his installations that incorporate vernacular objects such as balloons. Often purposefully irritating to his audience, Creed creates works that make people reconsider their understanding of art. “I think that the best things get under people's skin, make them remember them,” he has said. Born on October 21, 1968 in Wakefield, United Kingdom, he grew up in the city of Glasgow in Scotland. The artist studied painting at the Slade School of Fine Art in London from 1986 to 1990.

Trevor Paglen is a conceptual artist, writer, and geographer who uses lens-based technologies and public records to explore places, objects, and structures that are typically hidden from view. Concerned with military and corporate power and the phenomena of mass surveillance and data collection, Paglen is best known for the process of “limit telephotography,” in which high-power telescopes in conjunction with cameras are used to photograph deliberately remote places such as military bases, satellites, and prisons.

Do you have ideas about how to improve the Dodd?

Join the Dodd Ambassadors at the annual forum to discuss the upcoming future of the Dodd and offer your opinion! Free Pizza will be provided for those in attendance!

Join us in celebrating the work of our 1st MFA students. Artist in the exhibition include: Rosie Brock, Luka Carter, Casey Connelly, Victoria Dugger, Isys Hennigar, Matthew Hoban, Forrest Lawson, Ronika McClain, Erin Ryan, Annie Simpson.