Recognition
Faculty Recognition
Animation
Sep 4, 2009
The Art History of Games is Gamasutra feature
Gamasutra's SIGGRAPH wrap-up included coverage of "The Art History of Games," a panel discussion led by Peter Weishar, dean of the SCAD School of Film, Digital Media and Performing Arts, and John Sharp, an interactive design and game development professor in Atlanta. The session introduced a topic that will be the subject of a SCAD symposium event in February 2010.
The Art History of Games is Gamasutra feature
Gamasutra's SIGGRAPH wrap-up included coverage of "The Art History of Games," a panel discussion led by Peter Weishar, dean of the SCAD School of Film, Digital Media and Performing Arts, and John Sharp, an interactive design and game development professor in Atlanta. The session introduced a topic that will be the subject of a SCAD symposium event in February 2010.
Architectural History
Oct 1, 2009
Robin Williams' paper accepted for SECAC
Robin Williams, Ph.D., had his paper "The Curious Case of Savannah Pavement" accepted for presentation at the 2009 annual meeting of the Southeast Chapter of the Society of Architectural Historians in October in Jackson, Mississippi.
Robin Williams' paper accepted for SECAC
Robin Williams, Ph.D., had his paper "The Curious Case of Savannah Pavement" accepted for presentation at the 2009 annual meeting of the Southeast Chapter of the Society of Architectural Historians in October in Jackson, Mississippi.
Jun 1, 2009
Architectural historians work with DNR
SCAD hosted the National Register Review Board Meeting for the Historic Preservation Division of the Georgia Department of Natural Resources June 5 at SCAD-Atlanta's Ivy Hall. Part-time architectural history professor Steven Moffson, the division's architectural historian, presented nominations for the National Register of Historic Places. Professor Jeff Eley serves on the review board, and graduate student Ruben Acosta is interning with the office this summer.
Architectural historians work with DNR
SCAD hosted the National Register Review Board Meeting for the Historic Preservation Division of the Georgia Department of Natural Resources June 5 at SCAD-Atlanta's Ivy Hall. Part-time architectural history professor Steven Moffson, the division's architectural historian, presented nominations for the National Register of Historic Places. Professor Jeff Eley serves on the review board, and graduate student Ruben Acosta is interning with the office this summer.
Architecture
Jul 23, 2009
Professor Gregory moderates AIA meeting
Architecture professor Alexis Gregory served as the moderator of a panel discussion at the 2009 AIA South Carolina Spring Meeting in Charleston, S.C. The panel topic is "Overcoming Obstacles to Women's Achievement in Architecture."
Professor Gregory moderates AIA meeting
Architecture professor Alexis Gregory served as the moderator of a panel discussion at the 2009 AIA South Carolina Spring Meeting in Charleston, S.C. The panel topic is "Overcoming Obstacles to Women's Achievement in Architecture."
Jul 6, 2009
Architecture professor moderates panel
Professor Alexis Gregory was the moderator of a panel discussion at the 2009 AIA/SC Spring Meeting in Charleston, S.C., Feb. 27-28, 2009. The panel topic was "Overcoming Obstacles to Women's Achievement in Architecture in South Carolina." The panel was based on Professor Gregory's current research on the attrition of women in the field of architecture.
Architecture professor moderates panel
Professor Alexis Gregory was the moderator of a panel discussion at the 2009 AIA/SC Spring Meeting in Charleston, S.C., Feb. 27-28, 2009. The panel topic was "Overcoming Obstacles to Women's Achievement in Architecture in South Carolina." The panel was based on Professor Gregory's current research on the attrition of women in the field of architecture.
Jul 6, 2009
Architecture professor writes article
Architecture professor Alexis Gregory recently completed an article with a fellow Clemson University School of Architecture alumnus in the 2009 South Carolina AIA Magazine. The article is titled "Architecture Looks to its Feminine Side" and was based, in part, on her Master of Science research at Clemson University.
Architecture professor writes article
Architecture professor Alexis Gregory recently completed an article with a fellow Clemson University School of Architecture alumnus in the 2009 South Carolina AIA Magazine. The article is titled "Architecture Looks to its Feminine Side" and was based, in part, on her Master of Science research at Clemson University.
Art History
Oct 16, 2009
Patricia Butz to present paper at AIA
Art history professor Patricia Butz, Ph.D., will present her paper "Hellenistic Identity and the Dedication of the Lichas, Son of Pyrrhus, the Achamanian" at the annual meeting of the Archaeological Institute of America.
Patricia Butz to present paper at AIA
Art history professor Patricia Butz, Ph.D., will present her paper "Hellenistic Identity and the Dedication of the Lichas, Son of Pyrrhus, the Achamanian" at the annual meeting of the Archaeological Institute of America.
Oct 16, 2009
Anthony Mangieri to present paper at AIA
Art history professor Anthony Mangieri, Ph.D., will present his paper “The Art and Archaeology of Dress: Figured Textiles in Greek Vase-painting” at the annual meeting of the Archaeological Institute of America.
Anthony Mangieri to present paper at AIA
Art history professor Anthony Mangieri, Ph.D., will present his paper “The Art and Archaeology of Dress: Figured Textiles in Greek Vase-painting” at the annual meeting of the Archaeological Institute of America.
Jul 10, 2009
Trittel to chair SECAC session
Art history professor Rebecca Trittel, Ph.D., will chair the session "Looking Back/Looking Forward: The Role of Portraiture in the Establishment of a Historical Identity - Literary Focus" at the annual meeting of the Southeastern College Art Conference in Mobile, Ala. She also will deliver her paper "Exoticism and England: The Portrait of Lord Byron by Thomas Phillips" at the conference.
Trittel to chair SECAC session
Art history professor Rebecca Trittel, Ph.D., will chair the session "Looking Back/Looking Forward: The Role of Portraiture in the Establishment of a Historical Identity - Literary Focus" at the annual meeting of the Southeastern College Art Conference in Mobile, Ala. She also will deliver her paper "Exoticism and England: The Portrait of Lord Byron by Thomas Phillips" at the conference.
Jul 10, 2009
Anthony Mangieri to present at SECAC
SCAD-Atlanta art history professor Anthony Mangieri, Ph.D., will present a paper titled "Dazzling Dresses and the Art of Luxury: Embroidered Garments in Greek Vase-painting and the Aristocratic Life of Women in Archaic Athens" at the 2009 SECAC conference during a session on ancient art.
Anthony Mangieri to present at SECAC
SCAD-Atlanta art history professor Anthony Mangieri, Ph.D., will present a paper titled "Dazzling Dresses and the Art of Luxury: Embroidered Garments in Greek Vase-painting and the Aristocratic Life of Women in Archaic Athens" at the 2009 SECAC conference during a session on ancient art.
Jun 5, 2009
Alford to present at SECAC
SCAD-Atlanta art history professor John Alford, Ph.D., has been selected to present a paper at the annual meeting of the Southeastern College Art Conference in Mobile, Ala. He will present "'Dialogue' with the Masterpiece: Peter Greenaway's Innovative Approach" to an open session devoted to contemporary art.
Alford to present at SECAC
SCAD-Atlanta art history professor John Alford, Ph.D., has been selected to present a paper at the annual meeting of the Southeastern College Art Conference in Mobile, Ala. He will present "'Dialogue' with the Masterpiece: Peter Greenaway's Innovative Approach" to an open session devoted to contemporary art.
Jun 5, 2009
Morford to present paper at SECAC
Art history professor Michael Morford, Ph.D., has been selected to present a paper at the annual meeting of the Southeastern College Art Conference in Mobile, Ala. His paper "Baccio Bandinelli's Hercules and Cacus, a challenge to Michelangelo's David" will be featured as part of a panel addressing Renaissance and Baroque Art.
Morford to present paper at SECAC
Art history professor Michael Morford, Ph.D., has been selected to present a paper at the annual meeting of the Southeastern College Art Conference in Mobile, Ala. His paper "Baccio Bandinelli's Hercules and Cacus, a challenge to Michelangelo's David" will be featured as part of a panel addressing Renaissance and Baroque Art.
Jun 5, 2009
Field receives presidential fellowship
Art history professor Jonathan Field, Ph.D., is recipient of a Presidential Fellowship for Faculty Development for his project "Maxwell's Demon." The fellowship will fund the production of large-scale works to complement two recent pieces, "The Slipper Tongue" and "Hope," as well as financing the production of a professional catalog to promote this work nationally and internationally.
Field receives presidential fellowship
Art history professor Jonathan Field, Ph.D., is recipient of a Presidential Fellowship for Faculty Development for his project "Maxwell's Demon." The fellowship will fund the production of large-scale works to complement two recent pieces, "The Slipper Tongue" and "Hope," as well as financing the production of a professional catalog to promote this work nationally and internationally.
May 22, 2009
Timberlake publishes in two books
Art history professor Marie Timberlake, Ph.D., published "Tukapu in a Colonial Frame: Andean Space and the semiotics of painted colonial tukapu" in the book "Lenguajes Visuales de los Incas," edited by Paola González Carvajal and Tamara L. Bray. She also contributed "Provisional Councils" and "Diocesan Synods" to "The Guide to Documentary Sources for Andean Studies, 1530-1900," Vol. 1, edited by Joanne Pillsbury. This volume was selected as Choice Outstanding Academic Title of 2008; Choice is a monthly review service published by the Association of College and Research Libraries.
Timberlake publishes in two books
Art history professor Marie Timberlake, Ph.D., published "Tukapu in a Colonial Frame: Andean Space and the semiotics of painted colonial tukapu" in the book "Lenguajes Visuales de los Incas," edited by Paola González Carvajal and Tamara L. Bray. She also contributed "Provisional Councils" and "Diocesan Synods" to "The Guide to Documentary Sources for Andean Studies, 1530-1900," Vol. 1, edited by Joanne Pillsbury. This volume was selected as Choice Outstanding Academic Title of 2008; Choice is a monthly review service published by the Association of College and Research Libraries.
May 22, 2009
Field's work featured in Art Papers
Work by art history professor Jonathan Field, Ph.D., was featured in a review and essay in the March/ April issue of Art Papers. Some of his pieces recently were exhibited at SCAD-Atlanta's Gallery Trois. The work will travel to SCAD-Savannah's Pinnacle Gallery this summer.
Field's work featured in Art Papers
Work by art history professor Jonathan Field, Ph.D., was featured in a review and essay in the March/ April issue of Art Papers. Some of his pieces recently were exhibited at SCAD-Atlanta's Gallery Trois. The work will travel to SCAD-Savannah's Pinnacle Gallery this summer.
Fashion
May 25, 2009
Zeagler was named Best Local Designer
SCAD-Atlanta fashion professor Clint Zeagler was named Best Local Designer by the Sunday Paper in the publication's 2009 Reader's Choice Awards. His Pecan Pie Couture line beat runner-up Mychael Knight.
Zeagler was named Best Local Designer
SCAD-Atlanta fashion professor Clint Zeagler was named Best Local Designer by the Sunday Paper in the publication's 2009 Reader's Choice Awards. His Pecan Pie Couture line beat runner-up Mychael Knight.
Film and Television
Sep 4, 2009
Chaney, Jarrett featured on MTV show
SCAD is featured on the Sept. 6 episode of MTV's show "Made," a reality series following high school students who want to be "made" into singers, athletes, dancers and more. The show includes a segment featuring Michael Chaney, SCAD film and television professor, and Andrea Jarrett, senior admission representative, giving a tour to a high school senior interested in pursing a sound design career.
Chaney, Jarrett featured on MTV show
SCAD is featured on the Sept. 6 episode of MTV's show "Made," a reality series following high school students who want to be "made" into singers, athletes, dancers and more. The show includes a segment featuring Michael Chaney, SCAD film and television professor, and Andrea Jarrett, senior admission representative, giving a tour to a high school senior interested in pursing a sound design career.
Furniture Design
May 22, 2009
SCAD deemed Best Furniture Design Program
The SCAD furniture design department received the award for Best International Furniture Design Program in the Young & Design 2009 competition by Interni magazine, a leading Italian design publication. Department chair Antonio Larosa and M.F.A. students Jonathan Anderson, Lonnie Coulter and Timothy Luscher accepted the award in Milan.
SCAD deemed Best Furniture Design Program
The SCAD furniture design department received the award for Best International Furniture Design Program in the Young & Design 2009 competition by Interni magazine, a leading Italian design publication. Department chair Antonio Larosa and M.F.A. students Jonathan Anderson, Lonnie Coulter and Timothy Luscher accepted the award in Milan.
Graphic Design
Sep 1, 2009
SCAD students and faculty win AIGA awards
SCAD graphic design professors Henry Kim and Elizabeth Mandel, graduate graphic design students Jillian Anderson, Lisza Rawlins and Julia Ruzich, and alumnus Mark Montgomery (B.F.A., graphic design and animation, 2009) won awards during the annual AIGA Southeast Excellence in Design competition.
SCAD students and faculty win AIGA awards
SCAD graphic design professors Henry Kim and Elizabeth Mandel, graduate graphic design students Jillian Anderson, Lisza Rawlins and Julia Ruzich, and alumnus Mark Montgomery (B.F.A., graphic design and animation, 2009) won awards during the annual AIGA Southeast Excellence in Design competition.
Illustration
Oct 12, 2009
Allan Drummond to release another book
Illustration chair Allan Drummond's latest book, "Energy Island," will soon be published by Farrar Straus and Giroux. The children's book depicts a community on the tiny island of Samso, Denmark, which has become totally energy independent. Drummond wrote the book and is working on the illustrations.
Allan Drummond to release another book
Illustration chair Allan Drummond's latest book, "Energy Island," will soon be published by Farrar Straus and Giroux. The children's book depicts a community on the tiny island of Samso, Denmark, which has become totally energy independent. Drummond wrote the book and is working on the illustrations.
Aug 21, 2009
Danawi designs containers for Tupperware
SCAD illustration professor Mohamed Danawi recently created a series of plastic storage containers for Tupperware, which are available for purchase through European retailers.
Danawi designs containers for Tupperware
SCAD illustration professor Mohamed Danawi recently created a series of plastic storage containers for Tupperware, which are available for purchase through European retailers.
Jul 10, 2009
Jackson, alumni featured in Savannah show
Work by painting professor Suzanne Jackson and alumni Amiri Farris (M.F.A., painting, 2006), John Mitchell (M.F.A., painting, 1993), Wendell Smith (M.F.A., painting, 1999) and Napoleon Wilkerson (B.F.A., illustration, 1990) is featured in the exhibition "Artists of FAAA." On display at Savannah's Beach Institute July 12-31, the exhibition is hosted by the Telfair Museum of Art's Friends of African American Art.
Jackson, alumni featured in Savannah show
Work by painting professor Suzanne Jackson and alumni Amiri Farris (M.F.A., painting, 2006), John Mitchell (M.F.A., painting, 1993), Wendell Smith (M.F.A., painting, 1999) and Napoleon Wilkerson (B.F.A., illustration, 1990) is featured in the exhibition "Artists of FAAA." On display at Savannah's Beach Institute July 12-31, the exhibition is hosted by the Telfair Museum of Art's Friends of African American Art.
Illustration Design
Oct 12, 2009
Allan Drummond to release another book
Illustration chair Allan Drummond's latest book, "Energy Island," will soon be published by Farrar Straus and Giroux. The children's book depicts a community on the tiny island of Samso, Denmark, which has become totally energy independent. Drummond wrote the book and is working on the illustrations.
Allan Drummond to release another book
Illustration chair Allan Drummond's latest book, "Energy Island," will soon be published by Farrar Straus and Giroux. The children's book depicts a community on the tiny island of Samso, Denmark, which has become totally energy independent. Drummond wrote the book and is working on the illustrations.
Aug 21, 2009
Danawi designs containers for Tupperware
SCAD illustration professor Mohamed Danawi recently created a series of plastic storage containers for Tupperware, which are available for purchase through European retailers.
Danawi designs containers for Tupperware
SCAD illustration professor Mohamed Danawi recently created a series of plastic storage containers for Tupperware, which are available for purchase through European retailers.
Industrial Design
Nov 11, 2009
Professor named one of Most Admired Educators
Industrial design professor Robert Fee was named among the Most Admired Educators of 2010 by DesignIntelligence.
Professor named one of Most Admired Educators
Industrial design professor Robert Fee was named among the Most Admired Educators of 2010 by DesignIntelligence.
Interactive Design and Game Development
Nov 18, 2009
Professor Brenda Brathwaite honored for game
Interactive design and game development chair Brenda Brathwaite recently won the Vanguard Award for her game "Train" at IndieCade, an international festival for independent gamemakers. Brathwaite and her work were recognized for "pushing the boundaries of game design, and showing what games can do."
Professor Brenda Brathwaite honored for game
Interactive design and game development chair Brenda Brathwaite recently won the Vanguard Award for her game "Train" at IndieCade, an international festival for independent gamemakers. Brathwaite and her work were recognized for "pushing the boundaries of game design, and showing what games can do."
Sep 8, 2009
Tseng wins second at SIGGRAPH
Non-degree student Wei-Chieh Tseng won second place in the physical installation category of the "SpaceTime" student competition and exhibition at SIGGRAPH. He created his piece, "Color Plant," under the guidance of interactive design and game development professor Andrew Hieronymi.
Tseng wins second at SIGGRAPH
Non-degree student Wei-Chieh Tseng won second place in the physical installation category of the "SpaceTime" student competition and exhibition at SIGGRAPH. He created his piece, "Color Plant," under the guidance of interactive design and game development professor Andrew Hieronymi.
Sep 4, 2009
The Art History of Games is Gamasutra feature
Gamasutra's SIGGRAPH wrap-up included coverage of "The Art History of Games," a panel discussion led by Peter Weishar, dean of the SCAD School of Film, Digital Media and Performing Arts, and John Sharp, an interactive design and game development professor in Atlanta. The session introduced a topic that will be the subject of a SCAD symposium event in February 2010.
The Art History of Games is Gamasutra feature
Gamasutra's SIGGRAPH wrap-up included coverage of "The Art History of Games," a panel discussion led by Peter Weishar, dean of the SCAD School of Film, Digital Media and Performing Arts, and John Sharp, an interactive design and game development professor in Atlanta. The session introduced a topic that will be the subject of a SCAD symposium event in February 2010.
Interior Design
Oct 16, 2009
Professor is delegate at leadership summit
Professor Crystal Weaver attended the DesignIntelligence Leadership Summit Sept. 30-Oct. 2 in Chicago, Illinois, where she participated as an invited delegate. She is a member of the Design Futures Council. One hundred delegates from the world's most influential AEC firms and related professions convened to identify change drivers, analyze emerging data, and explore innovation in sustainable design at this unique meeting, which is co-hosted by the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
Professor is delegate at leadership summit
Professor Crystal Weaver attended the DesignIntelligence Leadership Summit Sept. 30-Oct. 2 in Chicago, Illinois, where she participated as an invited delegate. She is a member of the Design Futures Council. One hundred delegates from the world's most influential AEC firms and related professions convened to identify change drivers, analyze emerging data, and explore innovation in sustainable design at this unique meeting, which is co-hosted by the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
Jul 6, 2009
Interior design professors attend NeoCon
Interior design professors Monica Letourneau and Crystal Weaver attended NeoCon World's Trade Fair 2009 in Chicago, Ill., June 15-17.
Interior design professors attend NeoCon
Interior design professors Monica Letourneau and Crystal Weaver attended NeoCon World's Trade Fair 2009 in Chicago, Ill., June 15-17.
Jul 6, 2009
Kathy Fritz presents at conference
Interior design professor Kathy Fritz made a presentation at the interactive poster session at the Environmental Design Research Association EDRA40: Design of Ethical Places conference in Kansas City, Mo., May 28, 2009. Her work, "Re-envisioning the National Park Experience: A Case Study on University Based Transdisciplinary Design Teams Increasing Access and Stewardship by the Next Generation of Visitors," reflected the work completed by the winter quarter 2009 interdisciplinary course, Collaborative Partnerships: Re-envisioning the National Park Experience.
Kathy Fritz presents at conference
Interior design professor Kathy Fritz made a presentation at the interactive poster session at the Environmental Design Research Association EDRA40: Design of Ethical Places conference in Kansas City, Mo., May 28, 2009. Her work, "Re-envisioning the National Park Experience: A Case Study on University Based Transdisciplinary Design Teams Increasing Access and Stewardship by the Next Generation of Visitors," reflected the work completed by the winter quarter 2009 interdisciplinary course, Collaborative Partnerships: Re-envisioning the National Park Experience.
Jul 6, 2009
Interior design team presents at conference
Interior design professor Deborah Brooks accompanied Alison Keohane (M.A., interior design, 2009) and M.F.A. interior design students Sarah Moellenkamp and Jessica Menrath for the presentation an interactive paper at the Environmental Design Research Association conference in Kansas City, Mo., May 29-31.
Interior design team presents at conference
Interior design professor Deborah Brooks accompanied Alison Keohane (M.A., interior design, 2009) and M.F.A. interior design students Sarah Moellenkamp and Jessica Menrath for the presentation an interactive paper at the Environmental Design Research Association conference in Kansas City, Mo., May 29-31.
Motion Media Design
Oct 30, 2009
SCAD professors perform in Croatia
Foundation studies professor Kelley McClung and motion media design professors Alessandro Imperato and Jim Gladman gave a performance installation as part of Performance Studies International at the University of Zagreb, Croatia, during summer quarter 2009.
SCAD professors perform in Croatia
Foundation studies professor Kelley McClung and motion media design professors Alessandro Imperato and Jim Gladman gave a performance installation as part of Performance Studies International at the University of Zagreb, Croatia, during summer quarter 2009.
Painting
Jul 10, 2009
Jackson, alumni featured in Savannah show
Work by painting professor Suzanne Jackson and alumni Amiri Farris (M.F.A., painting, 2006), John Mitchell (M.F.A., painting, 1993), Wendell Smith (M.F.A., painting, 1999) and Napoleon Wilkerson (B.F.A., illustration, 1990) is featured in the exhibition "Artists of FAAA." On display at Savannah's Beach Institute July 12-31, the exhibition is hosted by the Telfair Museum of Art's Friends of African American Art.
Jackson, alumni featured in Savannah show
Work by painting professor Suzanne Jackson and alumni Amiri Farris (M.F.A., painting, 2006), John Mitchell (M.F.A., painting, 1993), Wendell Smith (M.F.A., painting, 1999) and Napoleon Wilkerson (B.F.A., illustration, 1990) is featured in the exhibition "Artists of FAAA." On display at Savannah's Beach Institute July 12-31, the exhibition is hosted by the Telfair Museum of Art's Friends of African American Art.
Jun 1, 2009
SCAD exhibition chosen as critic’s pick
The Nashville Scene's Critic's Pick featured a write-up of a June 6 exhibition by SCAD painting professor Michael Brown, students Adin Murray and Charles Clary, and alumna Whitney Wood (M.F.A., 2008), as well as Brett Osborn, SCAD-Atlanta academic director and professor of foundation studies and sculpture. The exhibition featured sculpture, painting, installation and video.
SCAD exhibition chosen as critic’s pick
The Nashville Scene's Critic's Pick featured a write-up of a June 6 exhibition by SCAD painting professor Michael Brown, students Adin Murray and Charles Clary, and alumna Whitney Wood (M.F.A., 2008), as well as Brett Osborn, SCAD-Atlanta academic director and professor of foundation studies and sculpture. The exhibition featured sculpture, painting, installation and video.
May 26, 2009
Drennen featured in multiple shows
Painting professor Craig Drennen was a featured artist at the Mexico Arte Contemporaneo fair in Mexico City, Mexico, held April 22-26, courtesy of Samson Projects. His solo exhibition "Mistresses, Apemantus, and Flattering Lords" is on display at Atlanta's Gallery Stokes through May 16. Online magazine Big, Red & Shiny interviewed him in connection with the exhibition. Drennen's work also was featured in the grand reopening exhibition of Samson Projects Gallery in Boston, which opened May 1.
Drennen featured in multiple shows
Painting professor Craig Drennen was a featured artist at the Mexico Arte Contemporaneo fair in Mexico City, Mexico, held April 22-26, courtesy of Samson Projects. His solo exhibition "Mistresses, Apemantus, and Flattering Lords" is on display at Atlanta's Gallery Stokes through May 16. Online magazine Big, Red & Shiny interviewed him in connection with the exhibition. Drennen's work also was featured in the grand reopening exhibition of Samson Projects Gallery in Boston, which opened May 1.
May 26, 2009
Santander garners recognition
Painting professor Morgan Santander received a request from Holly McColough, curator of Savannah's Jepson Center of the Arts, to submit an exhibition proposal for the 2012 season. In addition, his recent large-format painting "Where is Bin Ladin Hidin'" was hung for the "Savannah Taste Arts Exhibition" at the Meat Gallery in Savannah. La Voz Latina featured him in an article about three Mexican artists featured in the exhibition, and included an image of his collages.
Santander garners recognition
Painting professor Morgan Santander received a request from Holly McColough, curator of Savannah's Jepson Center of the Arts, to submit an exhibition proposal for the 2012 season. In addition, his recent large-format painting "Where is Bin Ladin Hidin'" was hung for the "Savannah Taste Arts Exhibition" at the Meat Gallery in Savannah. La Voz Latina featured him in an article about three Mexican artists featured in the exhibition, and included an image of his collages.
May 22, 2009
Cvijanovic, students present exhibition
SCAD distinguished artist and painter Adam Cvijanovic and his class will hold an exhibition, "Low Country Babylon," at Alexander Hall May 27. The exhibition is a collaborative body of work created by Cvijanovic and his students and produced by department chair Greg Eltringham.
Cvijanovic, students present exhibition
SCAD distinguished artist and painter Adam Cvijanovic and his class will hold an exhibition, "Low Country Babylon," at Alexander Hall May 27. The exhibition is a collaborative body of work created by Cvijanovic and his students and produced by department chair Greg Eltringham.
Performing Arts
Jul 13, 2009
DeVincent, McCurdy direct "Urinetown"
Liberal arts professor Jeffrey DeVincent is directing the Little Theatre of Savannah's presentation of "Urinetown, The Musical" July 16-Aug. 2. Alumnus Ryan McCurdy (B.F.A., performing arts, 2006) is serving as musical director and acting in the production. Read more.
DeVincent, McCurdy direct "Urinetown"
Liberal arts professor Jeffrey DeVincent is directing the Little Theatre of Savannah's presentation of "Urinetown, The Musical" July 16-Aug. 2. Alumnus Ryan McCurdy (B.F.A., performing arts, 2006) is serving as musical director and acting in the production. Read more.
Printmaking
May 26, 2009
Brown juries high school show
Printmaking professor Robert Brown juried the Spring Awards Show for an Alpharetta, Ga., high school. In response to students' interest in printmaking, he plans to return May 13 to demonstrate Pronto-plate lithography.
Brown juries high school show
Printmaking professor Robert Brown juried the Spring Awards Show for an Alpharetta, Ga., high school. In response to students' interest in printmaking, he plans to return May 13 to demonstrate Pronto-plate lithography.
May 26, 2009
Gere to present paper at conference
Printmaking professor Rich Gere has had his paper "Printmaking Theory: Centuries of Pride and Prejudice" accepted for inclusion in the panel "Syntax of Printmaking," to be presented at the SECAC Conference in Mobile, Ala. In addition, he will appear in the 2009 Honors Edition of "Who's Who Among Academic Executives and Professionals."
Gere to present paper at conference
Printmaking professor Rich Gere has had his paper "Printmaking Theory: Centuries of Pride and Prejudice" accepted for inclusion in the panel "Syntax of Printmaking," to be presented at the SECAC Conference in Mobile, Ala. In addition, he will appear in the 2009 Honors Edition of "Who's Who Among Academic Executives and Professionals."
Sculpture
Jun 1, 2009
SCAD exhibition chosen as critic’s pick
The Nashville Scene's Critic's Pick featured a write-up of a June 6 exhibition by SCAD painting professor Michael Brown, students Adin Murray and Charles Clary, and alumna Whitney Wood (M.F.A., 2008), as well as Brett Osborn, SCAD-Atlanta academic director and professor of foundation studies and sculpture. The exhibition featured sculpture, painting, installation and video.
SCAD exhibition chosen as critic’s pick
The Nashville Scene's Critic's Pick featured a write-up of a June 6 exhibition by SCAD painting professor Michael Brown, students Adin Murray and Charles Clary, and alumna Whitney Wood (M.F.A., 2008), as well as Brett Osborn, SCAD-Atlanta academic director and professor of foundation studies and sculpture. The exhibition featured sculpture, painting, installation and video.
May 22, 2009
Atlanta profs featured in Sculpture review
SCAD-Atlanta foundation studies professor Avantika Bawa and sculpture professors Steve Jarvis, Stuart Keeler and Susan Krause are named among other notable Atlanta artists in the review "A (new) Genre Landscape." The piece, featured in the May issue of Sculpture magazine, discusses the City of Atlanta Office of Cultural Affairs Public Art Program.
Atlanta profs featured in Sculpture review
SCAD-Atlanta foundation studies professor Avantika Bawa and sculpture professors Steve Jarvis, Stuart Keeler and Susan Krause are named among other notable Atlanta artists in the review "A (new) Genre Landscape." The piece, featured in the May issue of Sculpture magazine, discusses the City of Atlanta Office of Cultural Affairs Public Art Program.
Sequential Art
Oct 16, 2009
Book by Chris Schweizer nominated by ALA
The American Library Association nominated SCAD Atlanta sequential art professor Chris Schweizer's graphic novel "Crogan's Vengeance" as one of the 2010 Greatest Graphic Novels for Teens.
Book by Chris Schweizer nominated by ALA
The American Library Association nominated SCAD Atlanta sequential art professor Chris Schweizer's graphic novel "Crogan's Vengeance" as one of the 2010 Greatest Graphic Novels for Teens.
Jul 10, 2009
Schweizer works on "Crogan's March"
SCAD-Atlanta sequential art professor Chris Schweizer is working on "Crogan's March," a sequel to his best-selling graphic novel "Crogan's Vengeance," which is listed by Book Expo America as "Librarians' Hot Fall Graphic Novels." Read more.
Schweizer works on "Crogan's March"
SCAD-Atlanta sequential art professor Chris Schweizer is working on "Crogan's March," a sequel to his best-selling graphic novel "Crogan's Vengeance," which is listed by Book Expo America as "Librarians' Hot Fall Graphic Novels." Read more.
Teaching: Concentration in Art
Oct 1, 2009
Audra Price on SECAC panel
Teaching chair Audra Price, Ph.D., was selected to participate on the panel Art Education Forum VII_C: Open Session at the Southeast Chapter of the Society of Architectural Historians in October in Jackson, Mississippi. She presented her paper "The Digital Age of Teacher Preparation and Assessment."
Audra Price on SECAC panel
Teaching chair Audra Price, Ph.D., was selected to participate on the panel Art Education Forum VII_C: Open Session at the Southeast Chapter of the Society of Architectural Historians in October in Jackson, Mississippi. She presented her paper "The Digital Age of Teacher Preparation and Assessment."
Visual Effects
Jun 5, 2009
Kesson to teach course at SIGRAPH Asia
Visual effects professor Malcolm Kesson has been chosen to present a course at SIGGRAPH Asia 2009 in Yokohama, Japan. The full-day course will provide an intensive, hands-on introduction to Pixar's RenderMan and its use with Maya. Kesson is an internationally recognized RenderMan expert.
Kesson to teach course at SIGRAPH Asia
Visual effects professor Malcolm Kesson has been chosen to present a course at SIGGRAPH Asia 2009 in Yokohama, Japan. The full-day course will provide an intensive, hands-on introduction to Pixar's RenderMan and its use with Maya. Kesson is an internationally recognized RenderMan expert.
Writing
Nov 19, 2009
Professor James Lough publishes book
Writing chair James Lough's book "Spheres of Awareness: A Wilberian Integral Approach to Literature, Philosophy, Psychology, and Art" has been published by University Press of America.
Professor James Lough publishes book
Writing chair James Lough's book "Spheres of Awareness: A Wilberian Integral Approach to Literature, Philosophy, Psychology, and Art" has been published by University Press of America.
Jul 6, 2009
Ramsdell published in online journal
Professional writing professor Catherine Ramsdell's essay "The Power of Story in the Digital Age" was published as a featured article in PopMatters, an international, online magazine of cultural criticism.
Ramsdell published in online journal
Professional writing professor Catherine Ramsdell's essay "The Power of Story in the Digital Age" was published as a featured article in PopMatters, an international, online magazine of cultural criticism.
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Nov. 27, 2009 
SCAD eLearning Chat (Noon-3 p.m. EST)
Dec. 11, 2009
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Drink Slam-N-Study coffee blend - Nov. 16, 2009
"Small Works" features, affordable artwork - Nov. 10, 2009
SCAD Style Lab mentors announced - Nov. 08, 2009
2009 Savannah Film Festival closes
Recognition
- Just 4 Fun hires Charla Pettingill
- Tamara Garvey earns Telfair Art Fair honor
- Cynergy Systems hires Matthew Martino
- Professor James Lough publishes book
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