Material Alchemy: Metal and Color

Green and gray text on white background with abstract shape. "Material alchemy: metal & color"

International art exhibition curated by current MFA candidates Shaunia Grant and Jeremy Taran Diamond in conjunction with ATHICA members.

Reception on April 23rd, 6:00-8:00 PM at ATHICA

Curator/Artist panel on April 25th, 5:30 PM via Zoom. Registration required. Register here.

For additional information: https://athica.org/event/material-alchemy-metal-and-color/

Event Date
Location
ATHICA (Athens Institute for Contemporary Art) / 675 Pulaski Street, Suite 1200

MFA Speaks at the Athenaeum

Rosie Brock

Graduating MFA students will discuss their process and work in their capstone exhibition Downstream on view at the Athenaeum from April 15 - March 14.

Event Date
Location
The Athenaeum / 287 West Broad Street

Student Town Hall

Light pink text on lead-blue backdrop. "Student Led Town Hall".

Please join us for the next Solidarity + Justice student-led town hall meeting! Held each semester, these meetings are valuable ways to build community and address equity and social justice issues at the School of Art. Your feedback is important!

Schedule:
6:00-6:45pm - Student Only discussion, led by student-members of the Solidarity and Justice Committee and Black Artists' Alliance
6:45pm - Interim co-directors and faculty representative of the Solidarity and Justice Committee will join in to listen + answer questions.

Event Date
Location
Zoom

DOWNSTREAM: MFA Exit Show, April 15 - May 14

Downstream opens with a fountain. Created by Luka Carter and placed at the entrance to the courtyard of the Athenaeum, the fountain announces our annual MFA exhibition, featuring nine students connected by their studies at the Lamar Dodd School of Art. The fountain, punctuated by a goofy guppy and a friendly alligator made from clay, gushes forth not with water, but instead Gatorade, a urine colored energy drink favored by athletes. It is a similar product featured in Mike Judge’s 2006 dystopian cult classic, Idiocracy.

PFSL01 (Port Futures and Social Logistics 01): Earth Day 2022

Coinciding with Earth Day (Friday, April 22), the UGA Lamar Dodd School of Art and College of Environment + Design will host Port Futures and Social Logistics 01: A virtual research summit and online exhibition of works. The summit and exhibition will explore the port city as a platform for furthering global cultural dialog through art and urbanism. The event focuses on environments, histories, and materials of production, extraction, and circulation in the age of energy transition.

Photo/Expanded Media Instructor Chris Cogan at Gallery Maurits van de Laar, The Hague Netherlands

Instructor Christopher Cogan will be showing new video work in the exhibition: “The Hero with a Thousand Faces” at the Gallery Maurits van de Laar, The Hague Netherlands in April. 

Cogan will have two works in the show, both from 2022. One is a video projection titled Occurrence and the other is a video collaboration with the Dutch artist Pierre Tol, which will be shown on a Tube/CRT monitor.

Alumni Lecture: Andy Battaglia

Andy Battaglia

UGA alum Andy Battaglia (class of '97) will talk about his path from Athens to New York, where he has been writing about art and culture for more than 20 years. Currently the executive editor of ARTnews and Art in America, he has written publications starting with the Red & Black and Flagpole and continuing through to Frieze, Artforum, the Paris Review, the Onion A.V. Club, the Wall Street Journal, Pitchfork, the Guardian, and many others.

Event Date
Location
The Athenaeum / 287 West Broad Street

DOWNSTREAM: MFA Exhibition Opening Reception

Collaged work with various graphics and text

Join us as we celebrate our graduating class of MFA students in their final thesis exhibition: DOWNSTREAM. Artists in the exhibition include: Rosie Brock, Luka Carter, Casey Connelly, Victoria Dugger, Isys Hennigar, Matthew Hoban, Craig Howarth, Forrest Lawson, and Annie Simpson.

Downstream will be on view at the Athenaeum Gallery on 287 W Broad Street from April 15 - May 14. 

For more information: https://art.uga.edu/news/downstream-mfa-exit-show-april-15-may-14

Event Date
Location
The Athenaeum / 287 West Broad Street

2022 Torrance Festival of Ideas

2022 Torrance Festival of Ideas Flyer with text, logos, and images

The annual Torrance Festival of Ideas is a free online educational and cultural event where renowned experts from across disciplines present their innovative ideas to the general public. This year's festival (Apr 19-21, 2022) showcases unique perspectives on a range of topics including creativity, entrepreneurship, innovation, aesthetics, flow, imagination, emotions, motivation, AI, digital art, music, literature, wellbeing, community health, mental health, sociocultural engagement, childhood, aging, equality, identity, political resistance, and social change.

Event Date
Location
Whova Digital Conference Registration, Zoom
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