January 24 – February
24, 2011
South Carolina Schools
Photography Competition
Lewandowski Student Gallery
McLaurin Hall
Friday, February 4, 2011
Opening Reception
&
Awards Ceremony for the
Undergraduate Juried Exhibition
and RubberMADE
6:30 – 8 p.m.
Rutledge Gallery /
Rutledge
Building
Saturday, February
5, 2011
Awards Reception for the
South Carolina Schools
Photography Competition
12 noon / Lewandowski Student Gallery
McLaurin Hall / Winthrop University
Alastair Hutchinson
“Up, down, all around, the Fair has
finally come to town” (detail)
February 7 – March
25, 2011
23nd Annual Undergraduate Juried
Exhibition
Rutledge Gallery
/ Rutledge Building
Juror: Steven
Matijcio,
Curator, Southeastern Center for
Contemporary Art (SEECA)
Matijcio will select an exhibition of
student-artists work from diverse
subject matter and a
variety of
disciplines
including
painting, drawing, sculpture,
jewelry/metals, photography, ceramics,
illustration,
printmaking, graphic and
interior
design.
February
7 – March 25, 2011
RubberMADE
Courtney Starrett
Elizabeth Dunlap
Patrick Gallery
Rutledge Building
RubberMADE is a collection of objects, both
interactive and wearable, inspired by the
exploration of the mid-20th
century American
culture of consumerism and
processed goods.
The catalyst for this body of work was
Starrett’s curiosity about the history and
industrial uses of
silicone rubber and the relationship this synthetic material has with a 1950's
style post-war "suburban" ranch house.
It is this
relationship that has fueled the forms, colors,
and titles of the works in the
RubberMADE collection.
“Untitled” (detail) by Sandy Singletary
Tuesday, February 8, 2011- 8 p.m.
WUG Lecture:
Courtney Starrett
Assistant Professor,
Jewelry/Metals, Winthrop University
119 Rutledge / Rutledge Building
exhibiting
RubberMADE in the
Elizabeth Dunlap Patrick Gallery
WUG’s continued lecture series
called “Making
in
the Real World"
presents a variety of artists and
industry professionals who share
with
students and the community
ideas about their artwork,
professional experiences,
and
issues
students will face in their
future careers.
Thursday,
February 17, 2011 - 8 p.m.
“Making in the Real
World” Lecture:
Dan Allegrucci
Artist, printmaker
119
Rutledge
/ Rutledge Building
Dan Allegrucci is a North Carolina
based
artist using the traditional
technique of
woodcut printmaking to
explore contemporary
content.
Monday, February 28,
2011 - 8 p.m.
“Making in the Real
World” Lecture:
Richard Elaver
Industrial designer
and metalsmith
119 Rutledge
/
Rutledge Building
Richard
Elaver is an
industrial designer and metalsmith.
Elaver received his
Bachelors degree
from the University of
Wisconsin at Madison,
and his MFA from the Cranbrook Academy of Art
in Bloomfield
Hills, MI. In 2006, he completed
a
Fulbright Fellowship in the Netherlands
where he worked with Droog Design and
studied the history of design at the
University of Leiden. Elaver’s design
work
focuses on the use of digital tools to
create functional objects based on forms
in
nature. Currently, he is an
Assistant
Professor of Industrial Design
at
Appalachian State University in Boone, NC.
Thursday,
March 3, 2011 - 8 p.m.
“Making in the Real
World” Lecture:
Frank McCauley
Chief Curator and Assistant Director,
Sumter County Gallery of Art
119 Rutledge /
Rutledge Building
Frank McCauley was born in
Jacksonville, FL
in 1980. He received his
BFA in painting
from Winthrop University
and his MFA
from
Syracuse University.
Frank has been the
Director and
Curator for Spark Contemporary
Art Space
in Syracuse, NY and is currently
the
Assistant Director and Chief Curator
for
the Sumter County Gallery of Art.
As an
artist
he has been in numerous
group
exhibitions both nationally and internationally
and has
had
solo exhibitions in CA as well
as NY.
Whether through printmaking,
painting,
video
or performance, his work
extends
from
an
internal investigation
of
childhood role
models, popular icons,
and cultural
stereotypes,
and
questions commonly held
assumptions
of how we
construct our
own
individual identity.
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'Desperation'
by Colton Rabon,
10th grade, Spring
Valley High School
Teacher:
Mr. Bill Hicks
This
photo is a finalist in the
2011 South
Carolina Schools
Photography Competition,
juried by Carolyn DeMeritt of
Charlotte, North Carolina.
(More
Info)
Friday, March 25
Undergraduate Intercollegiate
Jewelry and Metals Exhibition
Awards Reception
6:30 – 9 p.m.
Lewandowski
Student Gallery
McLaurin Hall
Thursday, March 24, 2011 - 8 p.m.
WUG Lecture: Bob Ebendorf
Internationally renowned
metal smith
and jeweler,
Belk Distinguished Professor of Art
at
East Carolina University
119 Rutledge / Rutledge Building
March 7 – March 25, 2011
Undergraduate
Intercollegiate Jewelry
and Metals Exhibition
Juror: Bob
Edendorf
Lewandowski
Student Gallery
McLaurin Hall
April 11 – May 6, 2011
B.F.A Senior
Undergraduate Exhibition
Rutledge
Gallery
To enrich the fine arts
student experience at
a senior level, this exhibition provides
an opportunity for B.F.A students to gain
exhibition experience in a larger gallery
setting.
April 11 – May 6, 2011
M.F.A Thesis Exhibition
Elizabeth Dunlap
Patrick Gallery
This
exhibition presents the artwork
of
Master of Fine Arts (M.F.A.)
thesis
candidates
Adrian Rhodes and Sandy
Singletary.
Thursday, April 14, 2011 - 8 p.m.
WUG Lecture:
Adrian Rhodes
M.F.A. Thesis Candidate
Elizabeth Dunlap Patrick Gallery
exhibiting in the
M.F.A. Thesis Exhibition
in Elizabeth Dunlap Patrick Gallery
Temporary Interlude" (detail) by Adrian Rhodes
Friday, April
15, 2011
2 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Open Studio Tour
(map)
2 p.m. - 7 p.m.
Jewelry + Metals Silent
Auction
Rutledge Hallway
Outside the Galleries
5:30 p.m.
Lecture: Jonathan Brilliant
119 Rutledge
6:30 p.m. - 8 p.m.
Opening Reception
Rutledge Gallery /
Rutledge Building
April 4 – April 15, 2011
Tables
Lewandowski Student Gallery
McLaurin Hall
Friday, April 15, 2011
Opening Reception
6:30 – 8 p.m.
Rutledge Gallery
Rutledge Building
Friday, April
15, 2011 - 5:30 p.m.
“Making in the Real
World” Lecture:
Jonathan Brilliant
Artist, sculptor
119 Rutledge
/ Rutledge Building
Jonathan Brilliant
was born in 1976 in
Charleston, South
Carolina. Brilliant holds
a B.A. in studio
art from the
College of Charleston and an
M.F.A. in
Spatial Arts from San Jose State
University.
In September 2010 he concluded
the
“Have Sticks Will Travel World Tour” with
a three month fellowship as an
artist
in Residence at The McColl Center
in
Charlotte, North Carolina.
He currently lives
and works in
Columbia, South Carolina with
his wife Brooke and their cat Zero.
Thursday, April 21, 2011
-
8 p.m.
WUG Lecture: Sandy Singletary
M.F.A. Thesis Candidate
Elizabeth Dunlap Patrick Gallery
exhibiting in the
M.F.A. Thesis Exhibition
in Elizabeth Dunlap Patrick Gallery
April 25 – May 6, 2011
Interior Design Student Exhibition
Lewandowski Student Gallery
McLaurin Hall
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Exhibitions,
lectures, and
receptions
are open and free to the public.
Winthrop University Galleries is
located in the Rutledge Building and
McLaurin Hall on the campus of
Winthrop University in
Rock Hill, South
Carolina. |
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