Richland is proud to announce that Jake Allee will be giving a workshop at Richland College this Thursday, June 20th, from 10am-4pm. The first part of the day will be focused on brushwork techniques on paper. Students are invited to participate by bringing their own bamboo or watercolor brushes and 300lb cold-press watercolor paper. Richland will provide some watercolor paper to Richland students while supplies last. In the afternoon Jake will demonstrate some of his building techniques in clay.
Jake is currently teaching at Coloratdo Mesa University in Grand Junction, Colorado. He has exhibited extensively in the United States and abroad including locations such as Spain, Croatia, and Australia. You can review Jake’s diverse works in clay and on paper at http://www.jakeallee.com/page/page/6780397.htm
For questions and information contact Jen Rose at 972-761-6837
Annual Richland Student Exhibition
April 11- May 3, 2013
Reception: Thursday April 11, 12-2pm
Juror: Jeff Zilm
Brazos Gallery
Cash prizes for 1st – 3rd place and Director’s Choice Award
About Jeff Zilm:
The Multimedia Learning Center and the Office of Student Life are sponsoring several notable speakers this April. Times for the talks are listed below along with several other events of interest.
Jeremy Strick
Director, Nasher Art Museum
Topic: “Contemporary Artists”
April 8, 2013 at 10:00 in SH118
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Marni Shindelman
Independent Artist focusing on site specific art and experimental new media
Wednesday April 17th at 6:30 PM in SH118
TBA: reviewing student work, Thunderduck Hall, T246
http://larson-shindelman.com/
http://marnishindelman.com/
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Peter Doroshenko
Director, Dallas Contemporary
Topic: “That’s Just Wrong! What you need to know to be an artist.”
Thursday April 18th at 10:00AM in Sabine Hall, SH118
The Richland College galleries will be closed Monday, March 18 – Friday, March 22 for spring break.
TO EXIST AND TO AGAIN EXIST
Stephen Lapthisophon, Guest Lecturer
Thursday March 14, 2pm
Brazos Gallery
Please join us for a lecture by the Dallas-based artist and teacher Stephen Lapthisophon, discussing the current exhibition on view in the Brazos Gallery, TO EXIST AND TO AGAIN EXIST. Four of the artists in the exhibition are former students of Professor Lapthisophon. Having worked closely with each, he’ll offer insight into the work on display and the artists’ process. The lecture is open to the public.
