Prints by the late WILLIAM WALMSLEY (1923-2003; BFA 1951, MA 1953) appeared in Grand Hallucinations: Psychedelic Prints by William Walmsley and Friedensreich Hundertwasser with works by the renowned Austrian artist in February and March at William and Mary College.
Emerging Alabama Artists Features Alumni and Grad Student
In March there were Emerging Alabama Artists at The Gallery in Bloch Hall at the University of Montevallo: AMY FEGER, ANNE HERBERT, and AYNSLEE MOON. Feger and Moon, UA art alumni, and Herbert, current graduate student, were juried into the show curated by Joe Bennett, assistant professor of art at Montevallo.
Sarah Cusimano Miles Receives Numerous Awards
SARAH CUSIMANO MILES, MFA 2010, was named in the top 50 of Critical Mass, an international portfolio review sponsored by Photolucida in Portland, OR. She also received a Juror’s Commendation in the Silver Eye Fellowship 13, sponsored by the Silver Eye Center for Photography in Pittsburgh, PA. Miles received an Alabama State Council on the Arts Fellowship for
Windgate awardee Adam Hill begins work for ceramicist Michael Sherrill
2012 Windgate awardee and alumnus Adam Hill, BFA 2012, recently started working for ceramicist Michael Sherrill, president of the board of The Center for Craft, Creativity & Design and owner of a clay tools business in Bat Cave, NC. Sherrill won a United States Artists Windgate Fellowship in 2010. Hill works making ceramics tools for
Mellown Talks Tuscaloosa History
In July, Professor Emeritus (and alumnus) ROBERT MELLOWN presented “Different Perspective: An Examination of the Original Appearance of Tuscaloosa’s Historic Houses,” for a standing-room-only crowd at the Tuscaloosa County Preservation Society’s Sundown Lecture Series in the Battle-Friedman House.
3D Printing by students in Engineering and Arts & Sciences
The UA College of Arts and Sciences and the UA College of Engineering present 3D Printing at Kentuck! Art Night, Thursday, March 7, 5-9 pm 3D Printing by students in Engineering and Arts & Sciences The University of Alabama’s College of Arts & Sciences and College of Engineering are working together to create collaborative workspaces in
Derek Cracco: Love Songs
The UA Department of Art and Art History and the department’s printmaking area present the exhibition Derek Cracco: Love Songs, February 3-14, 2014, in the Sella-Granata Art Gallery, Woods Hall. Derek Cracco will lecture on his work Monday, February 17 at 3:30 pm, in Garland 208. This show draws on several bodies of work including From Here to
Raudelunas Exposition 2013
RAUDELUNAS ART COLLECTIVE REUNITES ON UA CAMPUS January 7 – February 2, 2013 February 2 – Closing reception, 5–7 p.m. at the UA Ferguson Center Art Gallery followed immediately by a concert at the Ferguson Center Theatre from 7:30– 9 p.m. Gallery Hours: Monday – Saturday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. “Raudelunas was the single
Abstract Expressionist Thornton Willis at the SMGA
THORNTON WILLIS: STRUCTURAL ABSTRACTION features abstract oil paintings that represent art work spanning a decade: lattice paintings, triangle paintings and his latest work. What his art works have in common is the “allover surface plane held in tension, between figure and ground, as an interwoven field,” writes Lance Esplund, arts contributor to the Wall Street Journal. ALUMNI YEARS — Thornton