“Love, Marriage, and Death” is an interdisciplinary capstone recital conducted by Tyler Ehrlich, a Master’s candidate in conducting at the Hugh Hodgson School of Music. The event, held on April 5th at 5:30PM in the Atrium of the Lamar Dodd School of Art, brings twenty artists together from the University, with representation from the winds, brass, percussion, string, piano, voice, and dance areas.

Dave McKenzie is a NY-based artist working primarily in performance, sculpture, and video. His conceptually driven work questions how social identities are created, and uses cultural symbols to propose new representations of the self. Mr. McKenzie was born in Kingston Jamaica, studied printmaking and then performance, and has his BFA from the University of the Arts in Philadelphia.

Youth Art Month is a creative collaboration between Clarke County Schools (Grades K-12) and the Art Education Department at The Lamar Dodd School of Art. The event runs during the month of March highlighting school-aged artists in our community. A reception will be hosted by the classroom art teachers and the Art Education Department on March 20th from 1-3pm in the Art Education Gallery in the North wing of the 3rd floor.

Youth Art Month is a creative collaboration between Clarke County Schools (Grades K-12) and the Art Education Department at The Lamar Dodd School of Art. The event runs during the month of March highlighting school-aged artists in our community. A reception will be hosted by the classroom art teachers and the Art Education Department on March 20th from 1-3pm in the Art Education Gallery in the North wing of the 3rd floor.

Veronica Kessenich is the Executive Director of the Atlanta Contemporary Art Center, Atlanta's leading non-collecting instituion for contemporary art. She has worked in the arts in Atlanta for over a decade as a gallerist, educator and non-profit professional.