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If research can be broadly defined as expanding the knowledge base of
a particular discipline, then the study and the pursuit of the visual
arts exemplifies the spirit of such endeavor. Central to any successful
research project, may it be in the visual arts or in the sciences, is
the creative engagement of the intellect. The process of art making and
the study of its history at its core is the recognition and celebration
of this creative energy.
Our faculty in Studio Art and Art History actively engage in research:
whether it is about a new ceramic casting technique so more organic forms
can be realized in clay multiples, or a new way to understand urban planning
in Rome during the age of Pope Alexander VII. Our faculty continue to
contribute to the knowledge bases in their fields through their research.
Following is a selected list of recent research projects and selected publications
and exhibitions from our faculty in the School of Art.
- Jason Brown, Solo Exhibition, Action + Reaction, Race Street Gallery, Urban Institute for Contemporary Arts, Grand Rapids, Michigan
- Jason Brown, Solo Exhibition, FIELD WORK: recent Survival Design projects, Moreau Art Galleries, Saint Mary’s College, Notre Dame, Indiana
- Jason Brown, Solo Exhibition, Headed Upstream Yavapai College Art Gallery, Prescott, Arizona
- Frank Martin, Solo Exhibition, The 92nd Street Y, New York, NY
- Frank Martin, Solo Exhibition, Art Exposure Inc., Baltimore, MD
- Michael Brakke, Solo Exhibition, The Art Institute of Santa Fe, Santa
Fe, NM
- Sally Brogden, Solo Exhibition, Nicholls State University, Thibodaux,
LA
- Baldwin Lee, Landscape of Sorrow, The Knoxville Museum of Art, Tennessee
- Whitney Leland, Solo Exhibition, Nashville International Airport, Nashville,
TN
- Beauvais Lyons, Solo Exhibitions: University of Mississippi, Oxford,
MS; Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN; Anderson Gallery, Virginia Commonwealth
University, Richmond, VA
- Anita Jung, "Our Simple Selves," Tennessee Arts Commission Gallery, Nashville, Tennessee
- David Wilson, Solo Exhibition, Sankriti Kendra, Delhi, India
- Sally Brogden, "Reflection of Environmental Form," Maryland Council for the Arts Gallery, Baltimore, Maryland
- Paul Lee, Beauvais Lyons, Frank Martin, The Art of Tennessee, Frist Center for
the Visual Art, Nashville, Tennessee
- Jason Brown, Iron Tribe ’03, New Mexico Highlands University,
Las Vagas, NM
- Marcia Goldenstein, Two-person Exhibition, University of Indianapolis, Indiana
- Anita Jung, "Women's Work" AIR Gallery, New York
- Anita Jung, "Prints in War," Tamarind Institute, University of New Mexico
- Whitney Leland, Visions International Competition, Art Center Waco,
Texas
- Beauvais Lyons, "Shock & Awe" Reineke Visual Arts Gallery, North Dakota State University
- Clark Stewart, Plain Arts IV International Juried Exhibition, Pittsburg,
KS
- Dottie Habel, The Urban Development of Rome in the Age of Alexander
VII: Cambridge University Press, New York and Cambridge, 2002
- Amy Neff, "Byzantium: Faith & Power (1261-1557)," Exhibition catalogue chapter and catalogue entries, Yale University Press, 2004
- Amy Neff, "Palma dabit palmam: Franciscan Themes in a Late 13th Century Italian Devotional Manuscript," Journal of the Warburg & Courtauld Institutes, 2002, printed in 2003
- William Dewey, "The World Moves- We Follow": Celebrating
African Art. Frank H. McClung Museum, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville
, Tennessee, 2003
- William Dewey, Legacies of Stone, Zimbabwe: Past and Present, Volume
I. Musée Royal de L'Afrique Centrale, Tervuren, Belgium, 1998.
2001 Finalist for the Arnold Rubin Book Award, Arts Council of the African
Studies Association.
- Cary Staples, Biology One, CD-ROM, Kendall/Hunt Publishing 2003
- Amy Neff, "Friars Minor-Younger Brothers," College Art Association Annual Conference, 2005
- Amy Neff, "Byzantine Questions: Italianists Look at Byzantium," Byzantine Studies Conference, Baltimore, MD, 2004
- Dottie Habel, "The Repercussions of Building Piazza S. Pietro
when ‘tutta Roma era in fabrica’," Annual Meeting of
the Society of Architectural Historians. Denver, CO
- Tim Hiles, "In the Play of the Waves: Satirical Comment in Munich’s
Art World," SECAC Annual Conference, Mobile, AL
- Anita Jung, "Reproducing Likeness: To Change the Teaching of
Print Media," College Art Association Conference, New York, NY
- Deb Shmerler, AIGA Recharge Conference, Jacksonville, FL : The Left and Right of Knowing
- Sarah Lowe, International Design Annual, 4/2005
- Sarah Lowe, Graphic Design USA 2004
- Wade Lough, design work published in: 2002 Print Magazine, 2002 Graphic
Design USA and 2002 UCDA, 2004 Graphic Design USA, 2004 American Illustration 23
- Sarah Lowe, Interface Design: WGBH Netcast, broadband quicktime channel
featured on Apple
- Beauvais Lyons, Session Chair, "Irony Chef," College Arts
Association Conference, New York, NY
- Norman Magden, "Unmitigated Cultural Mirrors in Films as Art,"
SECAC Conference, Mobile, AL
- Fred Moffatt, "What the Copyist Copies: Glossing the Old Masters
in Samuel F.B. Morse’s Gallery of the Louvre," SECAC Conference,
Mobile, AL
- Amy Neff, "Palma dabit palman: The Hand of God in a Franciscan
Program of Devotion," Journal of the Warburg & Courtauld Institute
- Tom Riesing, "Thoughts on Landscape Painting," World Art
Magazine, China
- Cary Staples, "Using Interdisciplinary Projects," AIGA Chicago
Future Vision Conference, Chicago
- Suzanne Wright, "The Circulation of Letter Paper Imagery in 17th
Century China," Asian Studies Conference, Tokyo, Japan
- Marcia Goldenstein, Visiting Artist, Arizona State University, Tempe,
AZ
- Paul Lee, Lecture, Wing Luke Asian Museum, Seattle, WA
- Beauvais Lyons, Visiting Artist Lectures: Philadelphia College of Art,
PA; Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ; Ohio University, Athens, OH
- Frank Martin, Artist Workshop, Appalachian Center for Craft, Smithville,
TN
- Tom Riesing, Visiting Artist: Central Academy of Art, Beijing, China
- Whitney Leland, "Robert & Linda Thomas Watermedia Award," 47th Chautauqua National Exhibition of American Art, Chautauqua, New York
- Sarah Lowe, Gold Medal in Poster Design, UCDA 2004
- David Wilson: Residency, Sankriti Kenda, Delhi, India
- Jason Brown: Residency, Sitka Center for Art and Ecology, Oregon
- Dottie Habel: National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowship, 2005
- Amy Neff: National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowship, 2002
- Beauvais Lyons: Artist-in-Residence, Pyramid Atlantic, Riverdale, MD
- Bill Dewey, Commendation of Excellence, Tennessee Association of Museums, for the exhibition "The World Moves, We Follow-Celebrating African Art.
- Deb Shmerler, UCDA, 2003 & 2004 National Design Awards, Silver medal
- Deb Shmerler, Graphic Design USA 2004 Award for Excellence
- Deb Shmerler,
HOW 2004 International Design Award
- Deb Shmerler, STEP The Best of 2004 Design
- Sarah Lowe: LA Festival DVD Award for DVD Menu Design
- Tom Riesing: Guest Professorship, Sichuan University, Chengdu, China
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