Professor Nakagawa’s Photographic Work Included in Group Exhibition at the Towada Art Center in Aomori, Japan

Osamu James Nakagawa’s photographic work is included in the group exhibition Genius loci 地霊： Spiritual Land at the Towada Art Center in Aomori, Japan. The exhibition was curated by Japanese photo critic Kotaro Izawa to focus prominent Japanese photographers such as Araki, Yutaka Takanashi, Risaku Suzuki, Rinko Kawauchi, Lie Shiga and others.

Betsy Stirratt’s La Maladie on Display at the Mütter Museum of Philadelphia

The Mütter Museum’s spring art exhibit brings unusual beauty to the human form in La Maladie, a solo exhibition by New Orleans born artist Betsy Stirratt. Stirratt paints anatomical images of ailing body parts in intricate detail and sets them against gold leaf, creating works reminiscent of saintly Byzantine masterpieces rather than medical illustrations. As a result, what might look at home in an antique edition of Gray’s Anatomy becomes a shimmering study of what makes us human. In La Maladie, viewers are invited to find–and appreciate–a fragile beauty in uncomfortable...

Visiting Assistant Professor David Wolske Profiled in Leading UK Periodical

Visiting Assistant Professor of Graphic Design and Printmaking David Wolske is profiled in the most recent issue of Print Isn’t Dead, Element 004. This popular UK based art/design/printmaking periodical can be located here: https://department-store.co/products/print-isnt-deada-element-004

Professor Arthur Liou’s work acquired internationally by major museums

M.F.A. thesis exhibitions feature digital modeling and fabrication technology

Graphic design alumnus receives top honor in the field

Professor Tracy Templeton travels with her work to Korea, China, and Belgium

Professor Blane De St. Croix heralded in multiple venues

Studio art alumni stay connected through university careers

Professor Osamu James Nakagawa receives 2015 SPE Insight Award