Georgetown College Art Department ("GCVA")

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2015 Crusade Engagement Grant Finalists Crusade for Art is a 501c3 non-profit organization whose mission is to engage new audiences with art. Our work is about developing and supporting innovative initiatives that create demand for art and opportunities to collect it.

Opening May 9 at the Art Museum: VIVIAN MAIER: On the Street

image: VIVIAN MAIER, Self Portrait, gelatin silver print, ©Vivian Maier/Maloof Collection, courtesy of Howard Greenberg Gallery, New York

Location
Wilson Art Building

Dates
On view now

About
Ten years after graduating from the Savannah College of Art and Design a reunion exhibition was organized titled At Second Glance: SCAD Alumni Photography Exhibition, MFA Class of 2002. The show was held in 2013 at the Pei Ling Chan Gallery in Savannah, Georgia. Many classmates and friends descended upon Savannah for the gallery reception. For many this was the first time back in Savannah since graduation.

The photographs featured in Low Country Revisited are works created in response to this return to Savannah by Ryan Flathau, Nicole Jacobs, Darrell Kincer, Gray Lyons and Linda Wilson. For those that have not visited the Low Country, it is a magical place that permeates the soul, creating a lifelong bond. This bond continually beckons for your return.

For more information, please visit:
www.georgetowncollege.edu/art/gallery

Image: Sea Wall, Tybee Island by Darrell Kincer

GCVA: Low Country Revisited

If you are a Junior, Sophomore or Freshman intending to major in Art major, speak to an Art professor to let him/her know. We want to make sure you are identified and in the loop regarding information and activities in the department.

GCVA: Do You Plan to Major in Art?

The University of Kentucky School of Art & Visual Studies throws open its doors to the public each holiday season. The Bluegrass community is invited to come discover UK's talented young artists at the popular Open Studio annual event. See what the university's student and faculty artists have been creating and shop for one-of-a-kind items at Reynolds Building Number 1, located at 349 Scott St. in what was a huge to***co warehouse. December 5, 2014 will be the last Open Studio held in this building. In 2015 Open Studio will be held in the Bolivar Art Center.

During Open Studio, the public can visit UK student and faculty artists' studios. The event gives individuals an opportunity to see the various media of artwork created by UK’s undergraduate students, graduate students and faculty. Media on display will include metalwork, fiber, paintings, photographs, drawings, ceramics, plaster casts, printmaking and woodwork.

Internships The Lexington Art League offers professional internship opportunities on an ongoing basis. Internships can be tailored to the individual's interest, availability, and educational requirements....

Hey Georgetown College!!! The Seniors are gearing up for their opening of Teach Talent in the Cochenour Gallery this FRIDAY at NOON! Come support all their hard work on their capstone project and see what it is all about!

Bullhornian Democracy: A Bipartisan Survey | Bullhorn Creative Bullhornian Democracy: A Bipartisan Survey November 4, 2014By Curt Rice We’ve been up to our ears in political branding for months. I stepped up to the plate and looked at the mess with a critical eye. What I discovered…..may surprise you! Curt’s website is here. He tweets. He ‘stagrams. He drib…

Duane Michals: Looking Back, Moving Forward A major retrospective of the ever-prolific Duane Michals opens this weekend in Pittsburgh, the city that is his spiritual home.

This Friday from 6–9 PM at the LAL.

Community Supported Art (CSA) The Lexington Art League is proud to be the first visual arts organization in Kentucky to offer a Community Support Art program, based on agricultural models that encourage and support local...

The Cincinnati Fotofocus Biennial is coming up in a few weeks, featuring numerous exhibitions, lectures, and photography opportunities from October 8–November 1, with most of the events occurrung during our Fall Break (Oct. 8–12). I attended in 2012 and had a wonderful experience gallery hopping in downtown Cinci.

Super big congratulations to our very own Sheldyn Duff whose work was juried into the regional student show. Her work and others will be on display at the Findlay Street Project Space with an opening reception on Saturday, October 11 from 11 AM–2 PM.

GCVA: Fotofocus Biennial; Congrats Sheldyn!