Professor Johannes DeYoung spoke with Patrick O’Shea of “The Versatilist” podcast, to discuss practice and pedagogy in immersive media art.
Professor DeYoung Featured on “The Versatilist” Podcast
Month: May 2019
Professor DeYoung Presents at Motion Design Education Summit
Professor Johannes DeYoung will present “Labyrinths,” a virtual reality exhibition that features works by DeYoung and 23 other artists.
Professor Mullins Exhibits in Group Show in Fort Lauderdale
“The Other Half of The Sky” focuses on intimate, meditative small scale works that reflect yearning, urgency, and transition.
Congratulations Class of 2019!
The class of 2019 is filled with visionary thinkers and creators who are more open, more advanced in cultural awareness, more tolerant in their relations to one another, more evolved in their identities, and more aware of the planet’s needs than any generation prior.
On The Ground: Tsohil Bhatia MFA ’20 in the Yucatán Peninsula
With his visit Tsohil Bhatia MFA ’20 was interested in looking at Mayan and Aztec mythology and how closely it remains tied to nature as deity.
Professor Pipkin’s Project Featured on FiveThirtyEight
“Default Filename” is a YouTube aggregator that serves only videos that never had their filenames edited out of the camera.
The School of Art Announces New Faculty Appointment in Sculpture
Isla Hansen uses sculpture, installation, and performance to reinterpret and complicate the body’s relationship to technology.
Isla Hansen
Isla Hansen is an artist working to reinterpret and complicate the relationship between the human body and technological progress. Her solo and collaborative installations, systems, and performances have been exhibited at the Akron Art Museum, the Columbus Museum of Art, the Hammer Museum, the Parrish Art Museum, Guild Hall Center for Visual and Performing Arts,… Read more »
Weekly Alumni News Update 05.14-05.20.19
Welcome to the Weekly Alumni News Update!
Professor Ragona Publishes Memorial Essay on Carolee Schneemann in Film Comment Magazine
After the snow left us, so did Carolee Schneemann. One of the most inventive artists of her generation, Schneemann (1939-2019) left this world on March 6.
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