ARCHIVE FEVER is a program at the Dodd Galleries that explores research and visual culture. Park Pechu-Kuchu, part image round-robin, 4 students, faculty and visiting artists will be asked to present 10-15 slides that inform their peceptual, emotional, and intellectual archive. 

Join us as we celebrate the closing of four exhibitions at the Galleries and a new installation in the Atrium by Rachel Hayes. 

+ The Falls

+ Hot Noon

+ 2017 Scientific & Medical Illustration Exhibition 

+ MFA students from The University of Tennessee, Knoxville's Sculpture and 4D departments
 

MFA candidate in ceramics, Yeonsoo Kim, will discuss his exhibition Listening, a series of vessels and masks that explore identity and psychological conditions through the marking and making of daily life.  

MFA candidate in Jewelry + Metals, Alexis Spina, and MFA candidate in Printmaking + Book Arts, Katherine Miller will discuss their exhibition, 355, a collaborative installation that serves as an access point for discussing architectural and object value, environmentally ethical reuse, physical labor, gentrification, and local history.

Atlanta-based artist, Michi Meko will be presenting a new exhibition of work at the Galleries  that opening on January 27. In this lecture Meko will discuss his practice which as a multidisciplinary artist, draws influence from rural southern culture and contemporary urban subcultures. The works act as navigation maps and movements to convey narratives based in the personal and historic.

Join Cortona students, faculty, and staff as they celebrate La Mostra: Cortona 2016, a student exhibition highlighting work made while studying at our Cortona, Italy campus.