Art as Research: Conversations with Graeme Sullivan

This proposal is a collaboration between the Intermedia MFA and the Department of Att. \u27We are seeking Cultural Affairs/Distinguished Lecture Series funds to support a guest lecture as well as classroom visits by Dr. Graeme Sullivan (Director, School of Visual Art at The Pennsylvania State University). Sullivan is the author of Art Practice as Research: Inquiry in Visual Arts (2 d edition, 2010) and one of the country\u27s leading scholars on arts-based research as well as art education. Sullivan\u27s primary research focuses on critical-reflexive thinking processes, specifically those associated with visual arts inquiry and practice. We have attached a brief bio-statement and condensed CV to provide a more in-depth portrait of his academic and artistic engagements

Watercolor Exhibition Four UT Professors (Exhibition Catalogue)

Exhibiting artists were: Richard A. Clarke, John W. Robertson, Walter H. Stevens, and Carl C. Sublett

Artist Lecture with Colin Blakeley

Title: Thursday Evening Guest Lecture with Colin Blakely Photographer; Thursday Feb 6th\u27 6-7:00 Lord 100 And Title: Friday Artist Workshop Series with Colin Blakely : Tips and Techniques in Digital Collage; Friday Feb 7th, l-2:00 Lord rm 311 Both events are free and open to the public. An e-poster will be sent out and flyers will be posted in and around campus. The posters will give the titles, dates, times and locations of each event

Watercolor Exhibition Four Knoxville Artists (Exhibition Catalogue)

Exhibiting artists were: Richard A. Clarke, Walter H. Stevens, John W. Robertson, and Carl C. Sublett

1989 Annual Student Art Competition

Two student gallery visitors look at work in 42nd Annual Student Art Competition in the Ewing Gallery of Art + Architecture

Lecture by Dr. David Pariser

Dr. David Pariser has agreed to present his current research on children\u27s graphic development, specifically using artifacts and interviews gathered from Jaime Wyeth, with respect to juvenilia from Pablo Picasso, Paul Klee and Toulouse-Lautrec. Dr. Pariser is one of the few scholars publishing in English on aspects of giftedness in the visual arts and in children\u27s graphic development. (See attached expanded proposal). Dr. Pariser has agreed to spend two days at the University of Maine, deliver a public lecture and be video-taped for use as part of the alumni outreach, donor, and promotional materials. He has also agreed to make himself available for classroom visits and has already been asked to meet with art education students. (Attached, please find a short description of Dr. Pariser\u27s research and publications.

Program Booklet: 11th Annual James Porter Colloquium

https://dh.howard.edu/portercolloquium_11/1000/thumbnail.jp

Ewing Gallery Dedication

University of Tennessee Chancellor, Jack Reese, with Mary Ewing, widow of C. Kermit Buck Ewing, founder of the Art Department at UT, at the dedication of the Ewing Gallery of Art and Architecture

Tennessee Watercolor Competition

Brochure for the Tennessee College Art Council\u27s Tennessee Watercolor Competition. The competition was sponsored by UT\u27s Department of Art. UT Faculty members included in the competition were: William Loy, Walter H. Stevens, and Carl Sublett