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Fall
2005 Speaker Series
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ANTONETTE ROSATO
Artist’s Lecture, Tuesday, October 18, 2005. 7:15 PM in Art
B-01.
Rosato
is an associate professor of sculpture at the University of
Colorado at Boulder where her research interests include
installation, collaboration and public art reflecting a strong
interest in visual literacy, sustainable paradigms and
collaboration.
She received her MFA from Claremont Graduate School in 1976,
studied at the Woman's Building, Los Angeles, CA in 1975 and
received her BFA (Cum Laude) from the University of Cincinnati
in 1974.
There will be an installation of her current work in the Folio
Gallery of the School of Art from October 10 – 21. |
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MICHAEL JERRY
Artist’s Lecture, Monday, October 24, 2005. 7:15 PM in Art
B-01.
Michael Jerry is professor emeritus
of the Syracuse University College of Visual and Performing
Arts, School of Art & Design in Syracuse, New York. He directed
the metalsmithing program at Syracuse from 1970 until his
retirement. He studied at the Rochester Institute of Technology
School for American Craftsmen and at the Cranbrook Academy of
Art.
Jerry is internationally recognized for his superb metalsmithing. His
artwork is in numerous museum collections including the Museum
of Arts and Design in New York City, the Brooklyn Museum of Art,
and Yale University in New Haven. |
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KAY ALMERE READ
Time and Sacrifice Among the Aztec
Artist's Lecture: Wednesday, October 26, 2005. 7:15 PM in
Art B-01.
Dr. Read is the St. Vincent DePaul Professor of Religious Studies at
DePaul University in Chicago, Illinois. Her Doctorate was received from
the University of Chicago. Her dissertation topic was “Binding Reeds and
Burning Hearts: Mexica-Tenochca Concepts of Time and Sacrifice.” She
also received an MA in Divinity from the University of Chicago and a BA
(Magna Cum Laude) in Religious Studies from the University of Colorado.
She has published numerous scholarly books, articles and essays on
the subject of the Aztec and in 2001 also served as co-editor of Suffer
the Little Children: Reflections on the Cross, Urban Violence, and
Sacred Space (UK: University of Birmingham Press).
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MARILYN WALIGORE
Artist’s Lecture: Monday, November 7, 2005. 7:15 PM in Art B-01.
Waligore is an associate professor of
digital art at the University of Texas at Dallas. She received an MFA
from the University of Wisconsin, Madison in 1985 and a BFA from the
University of California, Berkeley in 1981.
Waligore works in digital photography and has been included in
numerous exhibitions exploring the new territory of digital manipulation
and output. Her photographs can be found in various public collections
including the Philadelphia Museum of Art, The Elvejhem Museum of Art in
Madison, and Loyola University. |
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BRAD SCHWIEGER
Workshop: Friday & Saturday, November 18-19, 2005
(call 806-742-1947 for details).
Schwieger is a rising star in field of ceramics. He has an
MFA from Utah State University in Logan (1983) and a BFA from the
University of Iowa in Iowa City (1981).
His architectural ceramic vessels have graced the covers of
important ceramics publications such as Ceramics Monthly.
Schwieger’s work has been exhibited internationally and he
has won various grants and awards including the Gallery Estudi, Poble
Expanyol in Barcelona, Spain (2002) and a residency at the Seto City
Ceramic and Glass Art Center in Seto, Japan (2001).
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