Piecing It Together, Art & Design Chapel
2009 Student Interior Design Competition Winners
Melody Lessley, Junior - First Place Commercial Design
Melody Lessley, Junior - First Place Commercial Design
Melody Lessley, Junior - First Place Commercial Design
Melody Lessley, Junior - First Place Commercial Design
Art & Design News
Art & Design News / August 24th
Lockers are located on the 2nd and 3rd floors of the Art & Design Department; these are useful for storing artwork and equipment used in classes.
Procedure for maintaining a Locker.
1. Buy a lock.
2. Put your lock on a locker that is empty.
3. Write your name and number of the locker in the “Locker Assignment Notebook” located in Don Morris 142.
Cockerell Gallery– located downtown Abilene- 1133 N2nd Street.
“Storytellers” An invitational illustration Showcase. This exhibit is up until Sept 2nd.
Shore Art Gallery/ “TALMUD and the Art of Ben-Zion and Marc Chagall,”, organized by the The Edward and Diane Knippers Collection. This exhibit opens on September 1st. Reception September 7, 7-9 PM This is an excellent way to receive art/design event credit.
Art & Design Chapel/ Our first Art & Design Chapel will take place on Sept. 3rd in the Shore Art Gallery.
Ronnie Rama will be speaking.
Figure Drawing Models Needed/ Models Wanted- For Fall ACU Figure Drawing classes. Get paid to hold still!!!
Models pose in swimwear or shorts for various lengths of time from 30 seconds to 30 minutes. All shapes and body styles welcome. Hours we need you are TR 8-10:50 and/or TR 1:30-4:20 (please check your schedule before filling out application, and make sure that you can model entire time). Inquire in the Art and Design Dept. office (DM 142) or call bev at X2085.
Graduating in December// If you are planning on graduating in December and haven’t contacted Bev in Don Morris 142. Please do so ASAP.
Devil In The White City
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The Devil in The White City by Erik Larson is one of my new favorites! It’s the true story of an architectural genius and a serial killer. What more could you ask for? It centers around the design and construction of the Chicago Worlds Fair (World’s Columbian Exposition, 1893). One of the most fascinating characters mentioned is Frederick Law Olmsted, the landscape architect responsible for Central Park. The author often quotes him from original letters which are full of great design thinking. Most of the big names in architecture during the period are talked about in fascinating detail and insight. And if that’s not enough the psychopath will keep the pages turning. After reading check out the great pics on Flickr.
Read it and leave a comment. If you’ve already read it, leave a comment!
WELCOME NEW STUDENTS!
We are excited that you are here. You are one of over 50 talented new students that has chosen to be a part of our department this fall. We look forward to getting to know you and helping you to find success as you prepare to be tomorrow’s great artists, architects and designers.
The Art and Design Faculty
Fall 2009
Student Work
