- All entries must be submitted to SB105 by 3pm on Friday, March 25th.
- Artwork must have been created during the 2010-2011 academic year
- Enter your best works, even though they allow an unlimited number of entries
- Your entries must be READY TO HANG or DISPLAY
- Only submit work that has not been exhibited at another UAS art show (for example, the December Exhibit at the Baranof Hotel, downtown)
- Directions for displaying and labels may be found from your favorite art professor
Welcome to the University of Alaska-Southeast Art Blog. This project begins as an English 311 Technology Writing group assignment. We believe that by tying in our own experiences in the (art) fields we choose to target will act as a rhetorical magnet, drawing in other artists, not only UAS students and faculty, but interested people everywhere. Our aim is to open communication between students and others, and keep them informed about any upcoming happenings.
Saturday, March 19, 2011
Call for Entries! Don't delay!
The Annual UAS Student Juried Art Exhibition is calling for 2D and 3D entries for this year's show opening at the JACC on Friday, April 1 (no foolin'), 2011. This year's Juror is UA-Sitka Art Instructor Liz Zacher.
Sunday, January 30, 2011
Monday, December 13, 2010
24th Annual McNeese National WORKS on PAPER EXHIBITION
This a great opportunity for any artist to enter their work into a Juried Art show. If you are interested, the Deadline is February 18th. For more information or to enter online, click HERE!
UAS Art Student Puts Out Comic!
UAS art student, Kate Laster puts out a "cute comic for all your morbid friends." Deadcat. Check it out on facebook!
Sunday, December 12, 2010
What kind of music encourages you to make art?
Music, audible art, is a powerful motivator for bodily actions. (Think painting, drawing, exercising, performing...) What do you listen to when creating?
If you need ideas, go HERE for a great place to find new music to inspire.
If you need ideas, go HERE for a great place to find new music to inspire.
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Interesting Art Blogs
During the research we did for our own blog, we ran across a few interesting art-related blogs that are worth taking a look at.
An art student's blog: http://fheathermoore.com/
Photography blog: http://jademacdonald.com/
Blog about photo blogs: http://blogsofphotogs.com/
Chicago art blog: http://www.chicagonow.com/blogs/chicago-art-blog/sculpture/
University of Southern Miss Art blog: http://www.chicagonow.com/blogs/chicago-art-blog/sculpture/
Sculpture blog: http://www.creativefluff.com/category/traditional_art/sculpture/
Blog about diverse and unique art: http://illusion.scene360.com/
Artist's painting blog: http://carolmarine.blogspot.com
An art student's blog: http://fheathermoore.com/
Photography blog: http://jademacdonald.com/
Blog about photo blogs: http://blogsofphotogs.com/
Chicago art blog: http://www.chicagonow.com/blogs/chicago-art-blog/sculpture/
University of Southern Miss Art blog: http://www.chicagonow.com/blogs/chicago-art-blog/sculpture/
Sculpture blog: http://www.creativefluff.com/category/traditional_art/sculpture/
Blog about diverse and unique art: http://illusion.scene360.com/
Artist's painting blog: http://carolmarine.blogspot.com
Do you feel the UAS Art Department could benefit from a student art blog? Why?
Please comment with your answer!
Jane Terzis, Chair of the Department of Arts and Humanities, and Associate Professor of Art at UAS, responds: This artblog would be the first of its kind for UAS Art students. It's already a user-friendly site with hot links to exhibition information, art opportunities, BA in Art degree requirements and student artwork. This could develop into a forum, showcase, information on artists living in the real world and a chat room for UAS art students in Southeast Alaska, expanding out to the rest of the state and beyond. Great idea and the timing is perfect.
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