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UNT Sculpture added 2 new photos.
Please join us for the UNT Sculpture senior exhibition in the Lightwell Gallery tonight, from 5-8pm. It’s a very impressive and ambitious show. Here are a few sneak peeks.
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UNT Sculpture shared Tanys Rothrock's event.
Please join us for the reception of the UNT Sculpture senior exhibition this Thursday!
UNT Sculpture shared a post.
Heads up, continuing students!
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Applications are due Feb. 2, 2018!!!
UNT Sculpture shared Dallas Arts District's event.
Graduate sculpture students Heather Hoskins and Amy Wachal are exhibiting their artworks in the Healing Arts Showcase. The reception and award ceremony will be held on Thursday, November 16th, from 6-7:30pm, at Chestnut Hall, Counseling and Testing Services, Suite 311. This exhibit will be open to the public and refreshments will be provided. Stop by and show your support!
UNT Sculpture shared UNT New Media's post.
ART ON LOCATION (New York - Maymester)
TUESDAY NOV. 14 @ 5:00 in ART 108
INFORMATIONAL MEETING
Do you need an advanced elective? Do you want to go to New York and make art? Professor Eggert will be teaching a section of Art on Location in New York, NY this spring! This course can count toward any (non-capstone) Advanced course needed in your degree plan. If interested, please attend the informational meeting this Tuesday in ART 108. Spots are limited!
ART ON LOCATION (New York - Maymester)
TUESDAY NOV. 14 @ 5:00 in ART 108
INFORMATIONAL MEETING
Do you need an advanced elective? Do you want to go to New York... and make art? Professor LaFleur will be teaching a New Media section of Art on Location in New York, NY this summer! This is a 10 - day Maymester course and can count toward any (non-capstone) Advanced course needed in your degree plan!
If interested, please attend the informational meeting this Tuesday in ART 108. Spots are limited!
UNT Sculpture updated their cover photo.
Happy Halloween from UNT Sculpture! Today the Advanced Sculpture students all came to class dressed as our shop supervisor, Jeff McClung. 🎧
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UNT Sculpture shared Eben Lee Hall's album.
Photos of Eben Lee Hall's thesis show opening in Dallas last weekend.
Photographs from the show - it was a total blast and huge success!! Thank you to everyone who made it out. I appreciate your support and I will continue to be the best artist I can be. UNT College of Visual Arts + Design UNT Sculpture
UNT Sculpture shared an event.
Mark your calendars for a night of graduate Open Studios on Thursday, November 2!
UNT Sculpture added an event.
Students taking the Advanced Sculpture course for the first time will be exhibiting new and existing work in the Cora Stafford Gallery. Please join us to celebrate their accomplishments.
UNT Sculpture shared UNT CVAD Drawing and Painting's post.
Recent MFA grads are eligible to apply for this funded artist residency — which offers free housing, studio, and a monthly stipend!
ATTENTION RECENT UNT GRADUATES IN DRAWING AND PAINTING!! IF YOU HAVE GRADUATED AND EARNED YOUR MFA FROM UNT IN FALL 2016, SPRING 2017, OR FALL 2017, THEN YOU ...ARE ELIGIBLE! THIS IS AN AMAZING OPPORTUNITY. PLEASE CONSIDER APPLYING:
The EPIC Artist Residency is part of a dynamic new community center in the city of Grand Prairie, TX. The residency includes a 600sf art studio, private fully-furnished 700sf studio apartment on site, a $1500 a month stipend, as well as a membership to the EPIC. Residents become part of a dynamic community center in the City of Grand Prairie Parks, Arts, and Recreation.
Program Period
The inaugural residency is from March 1, 2017- May 1, 2018.
Note: If residence is needed prior, arrangements can be made to accommodate the artist beginning January 1 in a furnished cottage in Grand Prairie. The city of Grand Prairie will provide moving expenses to the cottage and into the residency.
About the Program
UNT Department of Studio Art in partnership with the city of Grand Prairie, TX, will support one post graduate from the department’s MFA program to further the enrichment of culture and the arts at the center. Graduates of CVAD’s MFA program will work and live on the premises for the duration of the residency, and participate in a minimum of one monthly public engagement to be arranged with the programming director. Artists will have access will to a small kiln, darkroom, recording studio, greenhouse and two community art studios. The studio is equipped with furniture and the center will work to support the artist once selected.
Eligibility, Criteria & Selection Process
UNT will promote the Program to its graduate students and interested students will apply to be the Epic Artist-in-Residence by submitting an application for a residency period within one year of graduation from the MFA program. UNT will form a Selection Committee and select finalists based on their application materials. The City will review the finalists’ materials and select the Artist in consultation with UNT. The residence is not able to support significant others, families or pets.
As part of a work for hire relationship between the Artist and the City, the City will have the opportunity to select, in agreement with the Artist, a work to be produced for the City’s permanent collection. The artwork created by the Artist, mutually agreed upon between the Artist and the City as a work for hire, is and will be the permanent property of the City.
Selection will be based on:
Merit of past work
Readiness to engage with and benefit from the residency experience at Headlands (see program goals)
Potential to continue creative practice and impact the community
Application Process
Application Deadline: November 15, 2017
Submit full application materials through Slideroom.com (https://unt.slideroom.com/#/login/program/40024)
The application includes the following:
Resume or curriculum vitae
Letter of interest, outlining your specific interest in the residency and how program participation will affect your practice
Artist statement
The names and email addresses and phone of three personal or professional references; please note, we do not want letters of reference.
Documentation of recent work (Provide 20 items. Images (up to 5MB each), Video (up to 250MB each), Audio (up to 30MB each), PDFs (up to 10MB each) and Models (Sketchfab). You may also link to media from YouTube, Vimeo and SoundCloud) submitted to Slideroom along with description of work.
Questions
Contact Lauren Lake, Chair of the UNT Department of Studio Art (lauren.lake@unt.edu)
UNT Sculpture is with Omar Fraire.
Members of the Sculpture Collective showing up to support Kirsten Angerbauer at the reception of her solo exhibition in the Union Art Gallery. ❤️