mr and ms bsu university of florida 2008

The course begins on the mainland of Greece visiting sites and ancient historical areas. The floor above houses the printmaking facilities. The drawing studio is situated in a large open room on the ground floor with a clear view of the picturesque sea. The studio is located high on a hill overlooking the sea and village. The beaches are some of the most beautiful in Europe, one of which is a short walk from the Foundation. It has lush pine forests, natural springs and scenic mountains. The island of Skopelos is midway between Athens and Thessaloniki surrounded by the Aegean Sea and part of the Sporades chain of islands. Graduate students are welcome to join the class or propose a separate project. Demonstrations in painting, monoprinting and drawing (analog and digital) will provide new tools for the development of a personal body of work. Immersed in the rich artistic and cultural traditions of Greek life, students will draw on the island of Skopelos and their experience as a traveler to create work in multiple media. Matisse in Morocco, Gauguin in Tahiti, and Whistler in Chile: each artist uprooted their studio for a change of light and color to recharge their senses, fire their imagination and liberate their creative spirit. The retreat to exotic places known for their beauty and tranquility has been the prerogative of the artist for hundreds of years. Painting, Drawing and Printmaking Workshop The first place winners of each category are Brian Nelson (Study Abroad Students), Tamas Kolos-Lakatos (International Students), Sarah Kiewel (Faculty, Staff and Alumni) and Chen Wang (Photography and Journalism Students). Each category had 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place awards as well as honorable mentions. This year’s photographic locations range from Florida and California to Ghana and Ireland. The theme of “Global Culture” can be seen under four categories: UF students studying abroad international students attending UF and traveling throughout the United States faculty, staff and alumni while traveling abroad and UF photography and photojournalism majors while studying abroad. 15, is to promote a global perspective within the UF campus. The purpose of this juried exhibition, on display Dec. UF School of Art + Art History's Grinter Gallery is featuring photographs from the Fifth Annual Global Culture Photography Competition held in Fall 2008 that is jointly sponsored by the University of Florida International Center and the Transnational and Global Studies Center. UF Grinter Gallery announces its Fifth Annual Global Culture Photography Juried Exhibition

Mr and ms bsu university of florida 2008