Art 162 - Art History II
Art History II continues to explore the history of art in western
and non-western cultures. Beginning with the precursors of the Renaissance
students will examine the changes that take place in art from the
Renaissance to the 20th Century. The class will explore the social
and political influences during these periods and their effects
on the history of art. Through group discussions, writing assignments,
and slide lectures we will cover the history, issues, styles and
conceptual aspects of art.
Education
- Master of Fine Arts - Kent State University, Kent, Ohio, Metals,
1991
- Master of Arts - Eastern Illinois University, Charleston, Illinois,
Metals, 1989
- Bachelor of Fine Arts - University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign,
Crafts, 1988
- Bachelor of Fine Arts - University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign,
Art History, 1987
Experience
- Art Gallery Director, Parkland College, Champaign, IL 1991 -
Present
- Art Instructor, Art History and Metalwork/Jewelry, Parkland
College, Champaign, IL 1993 - Present Graduate Assistant,
Kent State University, Kent OH 1989 - 1991
- Graduate Assistant Eastern Illinois University, Charleston,
IL 1988 - 1989
Guest Lectures and Workshops
- Art From the Renaissance, Live & Learn, Parkland college, Champaign,
IL 1997, 1996
- Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs/E.I.U. Summer Art School,
Metalsmithing and Jewelry, Eastern Illinois University, Charleston,
IL 1996
- Visiting Lecture, Members Preview Speaker, Quincy Art Center,
Quincy IL, 1994
- Visiting Artist Lecture, Women in Art, Eastern Illinois University,
Charleston, IL, 1992
- Visiting Artist Workshop, Tyler School, New Lenox, IL, 1992
Selected Exhibitions
- Art Faculty Exhibition, Parkland Art Gallery, Champaign, IL
1991 - 1997
- Gallery 105 Benefit Exhibition, Gallery 105, Champaign, IL 1995
- Woodware, Galleria Mesa, Mesa, Arizona, 1992
- Heartworks V Bridge Center for Contemporary Arts, El Paso, TX,
1992
- Construction Site: Toys and Art, The Dairy Barn Arts Center,
Athens, OH, 1992
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