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Painting/drawing students can enjoy classes conducted in spacious studios complete with high ceilings and large windows that provide plenty of natural light. A variety of media and approaches are taught to help students achieve the control and understanding necessary to produce quality work. Individual and group critiques are used as teaching aids to help students improve their grasp of concepts and techniques. Courses offered:
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Artist Statement: A key characteristic of my of my work is the straightforward figure/ground relationship. The background, originally influenced by Etruscan and Proto-Renaissance wall paintings, now acts much like a chalkboard. A variety of systems and signs are developed in the background to support the subject and figures. Typically, the text draws from the sciences and coexists with the more mythical images. I am intrigued by how these various visual codes intertwine and overlap, and their geometric connection to the rectangle. Content is the driving force for why I make images. Ideas behind the work are inspired by many sources. Faculty Work:
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Click on any of the links to the right of a faculty member's name to get more information about that faculty member. Barry Avedon Margaret Davis David Tammany Richard Washington |
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GRADUATE STUDIES This page was last updated on July 17, 2006 |
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