Showing posts with label SoFA; State of Fine Art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SoFA; State of Fine Art. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 4, 2012

SoFA Successes

On Friday of last week, more than twenty students from colleges and universities across Kentucky gathered at Georgetown College for the opening reception of "On the SoFA: State of Fine Art," an exhibition on view in the Anne Wright Wilson Fine Arts Gallery through January 4.  
Prof. Zakic moderating panel discussion with Peter Morrin, Becky Alley, and Charla Reed (painting on left by Emily Shirley, Transylvania University; title signage designed by GC art student Lynsey Jordan)
In addition to hearing about "Opportunities After Graduation" from panel members Becky Alley of the Lexington Art League, Peter Morrin of the University of Louisville's Hite Art Institute, and Charla Reed of the Kentucky Arts Council, audience members viewed captivating examples of student art work in a wide variety of media.
Seth Earnest and James Webb, SoFA "People's Choice" Awards Recipients
Ballots designed by GC student Lynsey Jordan for the "People's Choice" Awards for outstanding 2D/Video, 3D/Installation and Overall, were cast and the winners announced:  Seth Earnest of Transylvania University for his painting, Congruency, and James Webb of Eastern Kentucky University for his ceramic Scrumptiously Nostalgic Crackle Teapot. 
 
Also on Friday evening, GC art senior Mark Terrell Taylor (far right) hosted a forum discussion on Hip-Hop music and culture followed by a Hip-Hop listening party.  A fantastic evening was had by all!
CONGRATULATIONS, EVERYONE!

Friday, November 30, 2012

SoFA today! Come join us!

 Join art undergraduates from across the state of Kentucky for "On the SoFA: State of Fine Art," a statewide exhibition of work by students nominated by their art faculty.  The opening reception with a Panel Discussion, "Opportunities After Graduation (NEXUS), is TONIGHT, November 30, from 6-8 p.m. in the Anne Wright Wilson Fine Arts Gallery.

Get off the SoFA for just a bit, though, to listen to GC Art Senior Mark Terrell Taylor, whose thesis includes a "Hip Hop Forum" (NEXUS) taking place at 5 p.m. followed by a curated Hip Hop Listening Party (NEXUS).




See you tonight!