2023 Dodd Market

View of 2022 Dodd Market
Banner image: View of 2022 Dodd Market. Photo courtesy of Sidney Chansamone.

 

Organized by Lamar Dodd School of Art’s Dodd Ambassadors at the University of Georgia, join the third annual Dodd Market! Dodd Market’s mission is to provide valuable selling experience to art students and to engage the UGA and Athens community with student artists. We are excited to continue to showcase the talent at the Dodd. Shop from over ninety student artists!

Event Date
Location
Lamar Dodd School of Art | Courtyard and First Floor Atrium

Curator Tour | Paul Pfeiffer: Red, Green, Blue

Paul Pfeiffer: Red Green Blue, still. Single-channel video with surround sound, 31 minutes 23 seconds. Courtesy Paula Cooper Gallery. © Paul Pfeiffer.
Cover image: Paul Pfeiffer: Red Green Blue, still. Single-channel video with surround sound, 31 minutes 23 seconds. Courtesy Paula Cooper Gallery. © Paul Pfeiffer.

 

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Athenaeum | 287 W. Broad Street, Athens, GA, 30605

Exhibition Opening | Unlisted, MFA show at Atlanta Art Week 2023

collaged artworks

You are invited to an exhibition opening during Atlanta Art Week 2023! The Lamar Dodd School of Art is proud to present Unlisted — a pop-up show highlighting interdisciplinary works by nine 3rd-year MFA students. Join us next Tuesday evening in Suite 126 at the Works in Atlanta's Upper Westside to enjoy drinks and gather with fellow alumni and friends in celebration of UGA's first time partnering with Atlanta Art Week.

Event Date
Location
The Works ATL, Suite 126 | 1295 Chattahoochee Avenue NW Atlanta, GA 30318

UGA awarded National Science Foundation grant for arts and STEM graduate education

An interdisciplinary team of faculty are developing arts-based workshops with the support of an Innovations in Graduate Education award from the National Science Foundation (NSF). The grant provides $499,835 of research funding to the University of Georgia and represents a partnership of campus programs including the UGA Arts Collaborative and the Center for Integrative Conservation Research.

Critique Is Creative wins book award

Critique Is Creative: The Critical Response Process in Theory and Action won a Silver Nautilus Book Award in the category of Creativity & Innovation. The Nautilus Awards program recognizes literary contributions in spiritual growth, green values and sustainability, wellness, and social change and social justice. The book is the first in-depth study of the Critical Response Process, an internationally recognized method for giving and getting feedback on creative works in progress.

Curator Talk | El Hadji Malick Ndiaye, Senegal

El Hadji Malick Ndiaye

Dr. Ndiaye, Curator and Director of the Théodore Monod Museum in Dakar, Senegal, will present about his current project Transmission with Atlanta's High Museum, and the Monod Museum (formerly the French Institute of Black Africa, founded in 1936). Dr. Ndiaye experiments with research and exhibition projects that interweave contemporary art and historical heritage, a relationship that lies at the heart of Transmission and all his museum work.

Event Date
Location
Gilbert Hall Rm 118

Insect Politics

Insect Politics combines disparate vessels to conjure an interpretation of divinity that is both atmospheric and physical. Dodd MFA candidates Hayden Maltese and Alejandro Ramirez present reflective texts, musical instruments, ceramic objects, and a site-specific installation in an attempt to capture what is transitory and fleeting by nature. Visual investigations are thus fractured, utilizing ubiquitous imagery from pop culture and day-to-day life, whether pastoral, urban, or subconsciously present.

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