The Ashland University Juried Student Art Exhibition opens
on Thursday, March13, in the Coburn Gallery with a reception to be held from
4:30 to 6:30 p.m.
This exhibition will
offer $1,300 in awards to student artists, including Best in Show, Everett S. Caldemeyer
Award, Dean’s Award , People’s Choice Award and awards in each of the six art
areas: painting, printmaking, sculpture, digital media, drawing and ceramics.
The awards ceremony will begin at 5 p.m.
The annual exhibition represents a culmination of student
work from university art classes during the school year. It is an opportunity
for art students to take their best artwork from the year, learn how to
professionally present it for display, and then receive feedback from an
outside art professional.
The outside juror for exhibition is Julie M. Elman is an
associate professor in the School of Visual Communication at Ohio University in
Athens, where she teaches courses in publication design. She has an MFA in
photography from Ohio University and a BFA in commercial art from the
University of Dayton (in Ohio). She worked within the newspaper industry for 15
years, as a designer, photojournalist and picture editor. She is co-author of
The Newspaper Designer's Handbook, 7th edition, with Tim Harrower (McGraw-Hill,
2012). Elman designed the New York Times best-selling photography book The Rise
of Barack Obama (Triumph Books, 2008) for Pete Souza, who is the chief White
House photographer. She also designed the book Stories from the Anne Grimes
Collection of American Folk Music (Ohio University Press, 2010).The exhibition
is an excellent opportunity to support the arts by purchasing a student
artwork, whether you are just starting to collect art or adding to a
collection.
The exhibition runs from March 13-28, 2014. A generous
donation from Charles Caldemeyer, Dr. Dawn Weber and other private donors has
allowed the University to offer several of these awards.
The Coburn Gallery is
open from 10am-5pm Monday-Friday and 12noon-4pm on Sat/Sun.For more information
on this exhibition visit us at www.ashland.edu/coburngallery , find us on
Facebook or call 419.289.5652.
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