New Stories for June 2005

Art Ed Graduate Sandra Chapman and Joseph Meeks

A Bright Future. . .
After the College of the Arts’ newest alumni received their degrees on May 12, faculty joined them for a reception on the Campus Green. Dean Joseph Meeks offered his congratulations to art education graduate Sandra Chapman and her daughter. In a few weeks, Chapman will head to sunny California to teach art while her daughter pursues an acting career.
(Photo by Kaye Burkett)

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Vis Arts prof Robert Sherer is featured in the group exhibition, "The Last Taboo" at the Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia.

Starlight Summer Concert table reservations are available by calling 770-499-3214 or e-mail arts@kennesaw.edu.

Music alum Tammy Evans Yonce has completed her master’s in flute performance at Indiana University and has opened her own studio in metropolitan Atlanta.

Top Stories for June 2005

Oh Say Can You See. . .
Patriotic colors are starting to appear all over the place as the country prepares to celebrate its birthday. Once again, the College of the Arts is kicking off the celebrations early with its annual Star Spangled Spectacular on June 26 at the Legacy Gazebo Amphitheater.

Museum Highlights Two Alumni Stars
The Booth Western Art Museum houses works by more than 150 artists from the iconic legend Andy Warhol to the highly popular Thomas Kinkade. For a few weeks this spring, the Booth added KSU visual arts alumni Matthew Craven (’93) and Shane McDonald (’92) to the list.

Rodolfo Morales Exhibition
The University Galleries of Kennesaw State University and the Naomi Silva Gallery are co-sponsoring the exhibition, Magical Stories of Mexico: Lithographs, Silkscreens and Collages by Rodolfo Morales. All of the works are for sale, with a portion of the proceeds benefiting the College of the Arts Museum fund.

Upcoming Events

Starlight Series
Star Spangled Spectacular.
7:30 p.m. June 26. Stillwell Theater. Free.

Vis Arts
“Magical Stories of Mexico: Rodolfo Morales.”
Continues through July 9. Naomi Silva Gallery, Atlanta. Free.