Ohio University School of Art's faculty includes internationally known and appreciated artists who are always producing new work and taking part in current exhibitions and events.
School of Art Faculty Exhibition at the Kennedy Museum of Art.
January 18 - March 16, 2008
Stacy Asher
Graphic Design assistant professor Stacy Asher is the founder of the Pink Dot experiment.
"How does the meaning of something change when you paint it pink? The Pink Dot Experiment seeks to call attention to the way in which we take our external urban environment for granted. The project involves audience participation, enabling the public to engage in acts of urban mapping and reflect on their own experience in public space. It is intended to address the relationship between aesthetics and social processes and promote the collaborative process of interdisciplinary creativity".
Read the Pink Dot experiment blog!
Want to participate? E-mail pinkdotexperiment@earthlink.net
John Sabraw
Professor John Sabraw is currently working on an interactive exhibition, along with at least 70 other people, highlighted by an 86-foot-long drawing of the Milky Way Galaxy that might be entered into The Guinness Book of World Records.
Read the article featured in The Post.
http://www.ohio.edu/av/scholars/arts/scale.cfm
Link to SCALE video on Ohio Update
Laura Larson
A December 2005 Artforum article on Laura Larson, Assistant Professor of Photography
PDF of the press release for Larson's exhibition
Robert Lazuka
Ohio University School of Art's own Robert Lazuka was featured as visiting artist for the"Moment/Momentum" show at Peppers Art Gallery, University of Redlands, in Redlands California in the fall of 2003.
Lazuka's work was in The 19th Annual International Exhibition of The College of Visual and Performing Arts at The University of Texas at Tyler. James Pink was the juror for this exhibition. It ran from February 23 - April 2, 2004 at Meadows Gallery, The University of Texas at Tyler.