Chris Cogan will show his latest 16mm film: “NO MOON” at Studio des Ursulines in Paris in November 2014. 

The studio is a historic site famous for the scandal that broke out during the premiere of Germaine Dulac’s “The Seashell and the Clergyman” in 1928.

Light Cone Paris will be presenting a selection of contemporary experimental work made between 2012-2014 from a group of international artists based in Europe and North America.
Further information:

lightcone.org

Studio des Ursulines
10 Rue des Ursulines
75005 Paris
FRANCE

Jesse Aron Green a Willson Center Distinguished Visiting Artist

Lamar Dodd School of Art Open House Thursday, November 13th 5-8 p.m.

Melissa Harshman was chosen as one of three faculty members at UGA to participate in the SEC Academic Leadership Development Fellows Program.

Isabelle Wallace, an associate professor of contemporary art in UGA's Lamar Dodd School of Art, writes a survey of the influencial art of Jasper Johns.

Jasper Johns ia an American painter and printmaker who widely influenced a generation of 20th century artists. Read More: UGA Columns

Keynote address of the international symposium: "Rethinking the Parthenon: Color, Materiality and Aesthetics"

Handmade art and bake sale from the members of Phi Beta Heata.

Whether you are shopping for yourself or for a loved one, this holiday season you are sure to find something beautiful amongst the handmade creations from students in the jewelry & metals area. Make your holiday special. Shop local. Shop handmade.*cards, cash and checks accepted. Sale begins at Lamar Dodd School of Art, Monday, December 1-2  from 10:00 am til 5:00 pm and continues at the Tate Center, Wednesday, December 3 & 4 from 10:00 am til 5:00 pm.  

Building connections between art and science is one more way Jeremy Blair pushes his students to go beyond the traditional teaching mold. 

Graduate student Karen Sweeney Gerow is one of the first winners of the University of Georgia Arts Council's inaugural 4 minutes, 33 seconds: Spotlight on Scholarship competition.

Margaret Morrison's larger than life compelling imagery of sweets has the onlooker dazzled...

However her candy tales are tantalizing on more levels than taste, going deeper than the eye can see, suggesting hidden meaning and storytelling. She has been represented by ‘Woodward Gallery’ for over twenty years. Margaret also paints surreal portraits of stunning old tat that speak to her, urging her to paint them huge canvases in wonderful colors. (Read more)