Saturday, November 25, 2006

Theses Online

What a great idea to post the exiting grads theses online! Now I won't have to pester them to send me a copy! Brilliant!

Lisa and I cannot wait to see everyone's work and really everyone in general. We'll see you all in a few weeks!!

I will post the full text version of my article shortly. Thanx Gerard for posting a preview.

Ciao!

Monday, November 20, 2006

Alumni News...from Lee Millard

The following is excerpted from an article in the November 13 Press Enterprise:

BERWICK:Lee Millard has come clean: He's the man who erected the memorial to a dead deer along Route 11 two years ago.

And that¹s only a sliver of what he¹s been up to.

In 2003, Millard came up with a campaign sign urging voters to support a fictional ape who hates humans. Then he planted it on a roadside among genuine campaign placards.

He has put Bambi on targets. He has staged a protest against nothing.

"I want people to question their own surroundings the way I do," said Millard, 27, a Bloomsburg University graduate who works as an art director, teacher and waiter.

Some people don't share Millard's enthusiasm. His own mother and grandmother asked, "Why can't you draw something nice, like a covered bridge?"

But Millard says he wants people to ask themselves, "Is this serious, or is this a joke?" He thinks his art is both.


As many of you know, Lee is a graduate of the MFA Program in Painting (he presented his thesis exhibit in 2005). Everyone should check out Lee's work at Lee Millard's Website. Search for "Millard" from that page and you'll see his work. Hoefully, we'll be able to post the full text of the artcicle soon.

Good work, Lee.

Saturday, November 04, 2006

2006 MFA Thesis are online

Candidates for the degree of Master of Fine Arts in Ceramics, Painting, and Sculpture are in the final stages of completing their Thesis Exhibitions. Cards have begun to go out, and Thesis Papers are being recieved. You are invited to review the thesis papers by visiting the class website.

The receptions for the Thesis Exhibitions will take place Friday, December 8 from 6-8pm at the University of the Arts Galleries and Saturday from 5-8pm at Highwire Gallery, 1315 Cherry Street in Center City Philadelphia.