Visiting Artists

The KSU School of Art and Design provides its students with numerous opportunities to work with the finest artists through residency programs and guest artist visits.

UPCOMING...

 

Mark Franchino lectures at Kennesaw State University at 3:30 p.m. on September 10, 2012 in Wilson Building Room 103

 

Martha Jackson Jarvis lectures at Kennesaw State University at 12 noon on September 14, 2012 in Prillamon Hall Room 1103

 

James Gurney lectures and demonstrates at Kennesaw State University's Prillamon Hall Room 1105 on September 19, 2012 at 1 p.m.

2012-13

Mark Franchino, sculptor

Martha Jackson Jarvis, sculptor and ceramicist

James Gurney, painter and illustrator

 

2011-12

Fahamu Pecou, painter

Amos Kennedy, printmaker

Susan A. Cipcic, conceptual artist

 

2006-07

Eino
Paul Hugues, glass artist
Matt Janke, glass artist
Meredith Masser, glass artist
Tommy Spake, glass artist
Brook White, glass artist

 

2006

Lorenzo Fiaschi, Director, Galleria Continua, Italy and China
Chad Glass, storyboard artist
Hou Hanru, writer and curator
Juan Logan, painter
Richard Wucich, potter

 

2005

Fred Ajanogha, sculptor
Juan Logan, painter
Stephen Dean, contemporary French artist
Anne Deleporte, contemporary French artist
Patrick Martinez, contemporary French artist

 

2004

Don Alejandro Castellote, Curator, Department for Promoting Fine Arts, Spain
Alyce Frank, painter

 

2003

Zhen-Huan Lu, painter
Jeannie Cooper, painter
Donald Alan Wood, Chief Curator, Birmingham (Ala.) Museum of Art

 

2002

Greg Carter, President, Southern Graphics Council
Bill Fisher, printmaker
Eliza Schulte Holliday, calligrapher
Wayne Kline, Tamarind master printer
David Landis, sculptor
Andrew Morgan, painter
Matthew Sugarman, printmaker

 

 

Faculty and members of the KSU Community can request visiting artists by completing, saving , and E-mailing our Visiting Artist Request Form. Please Email to Professor Valerie Dibble at vdibble@kennesaw.edu.

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