Visiting Artist Lecture | Christina A. West

Christina A. West, Napoleon, 2022.
Banner image: Christina A. West, Napoleon, Mere Mortals Series, 2022.

 

Artist bio

Christina A. West is an artist whose practice is rooted in politics of the gaze, using sculpture, video, and photography to focus on the male body.

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Lamar Dodd School of Art | S150

Visiting Artist Lecture | Katie Hudnall

Katie Hudnall, Container for a Lost Year, 2021, full view and detail view. Image of wood sculpture with off-center three-legged base and tapered neck supporting a small suspended box.
Banner image: Katie Hudnall, Container for a Lost Year, 2021, full view and detail view.

 

The Visiting Artist and Scholar Lecture series has brought over 80 distinguished guests to the Lamar Dodd School of Art at the University of Georgia since 2002. Visiting Artists and Scholars spend three days on campus interacting with students and faculty, the culmination of which is a public lecture on the subject of the artist’s or scholar’s work.

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Lamar Dodd School of Art | S150

Alessandra Raengo Lecture

Raegno book cover

Join us for a lecture by Alessandra Raengo. 

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The Athenaeum / 287 West Broad Street

Stacie Maya Johnson: Twelve Paintings

New York-based painter, Stacie Maya Johnson, presents a series of new, modest sized abstract works. The qualities of Johnson's paintings include obvious shapes and colors that might recall, in her own words, “kids design” as well as kids crafts projects that she works on with her daughter, Willa. The shapes are based on items she finds in her studio and that are readily traceable. “Spills and scribbles are just as useful to the process as are cut pieces of colored construction paper,” she explains.

Counterpoint – Part I: The Tambour

Joining disciplines of engineering, language, music, philosophy, and (kinetic) sculpture/architecture, kindled in ancient times, right across the birth of the Renaissance (Filippo Brunelleschi), through the late Baroque (J.S.Bach), this group exhibition lands spot-on in our times, considering ways to move . . .

Ingenium potis irritat Musa poetis;

Bacche, soles Phoebo fertilis esse tuo.

Propertius, Elegies, 4.6.75-6

When the makers are in their cups

The Muse stirs up their genius.

Hard Fork

Hard Fork, a spin on the phrase “fork in the road” is a term used in programming when the current conditions of the code will not support the intended outcome. As such, the programmer must break the code and start over.

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