DEPARTMENT OF ART
FACULTY ACTIVITIES REPORT
FOR JULY 1, 2000 TO JUNE 30, 2001
I.
Publications, Performances, Exhibits
Barefield, Michael
An exhibition, “AUTOBIOGRAPHY,” Appleton Art Center, Appleton, WI.
An exhibition, “BACK & FORTH: ARTISTIC INFLUENCES,” Fredericksburg Center for the Creative Arts, Fredericksburg, VA.
An exhibition, “ART INTO PRACTICE,” Gertrude Herbert Institute of Art, Augusta, GA.
An exhibition, “McNEESE NATIONAL WORKS ON PAPER,” McNeese State University, Lake Charles, LA.
An exhibition, “HOMEGROWN,” Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art (SECCA), Winston-Salem, NC.
Barnes, Bernadine
“Student-Designed Online Art History References,” in Teaching with Technology, David G. Brown, ed., (Bolton, Mass.: Anker Publishing, 2000), 176-177.
Review of Evelyn Lincoln, The Invention of the Italian Renaissance Printmaker, in Isis, Journal of the History of Science Society, Spring 2001.
Review of William Wallace, Michelangelo: The Complete Painting, Sculpture, and Architecture, in CAA Reviews, Fall 2000.
Faber, David
Curated an exhibition of scanned photographs from the early 20th century entitled, “PRAIRIE MUSIC: THE SOUNDS OF SILENCE.” This body of work was chosen to be the “hosting exhibition” for an interdisciplinary symposium entitled, ‘THE FAMILY FARM AND FARM FAMILIES” held at Grinnell College, in Grinnell, Iowa in February 2001.
Conducted multiple-plate, color intaglio printmaking workshop for the printmaking students of Molly Stouten’s class, (Introduction to Printmaking) during the fall semester of 2000.
Finn, David
Solo Exhibition: October 2000
Birke Gallery, Marshall University, Huntington, WV
Group Exhibitions: 2001
“Rites of Passage” TrizecHahn Properties Bank of America Plaza, Charlotte, NC.
Curated by Joie Lassiter.
2000:
“Art on Paper” Weatherspoon Art Gallery, UNC, Greensboro, NC
“Memento Mori” Mesa Arts Center, Mesa, AZ, Curated by Meg Linton
“Tackling Masculinity” Works/San Jose, San Jose, CA
Hitchcock, Alix
2000 Winter Show, Green Hill Center for N.C. Art, Greensboro, NC
2000 Local Artists Perspective of Winston-Salem, Arts Council, Winston-Salem, NC
2001 17th Annual Juried Exhibit, The Women’s Center, Chapel Hill, NC
2001 “Favorites,” ten artists, Center for Creative Leadership, Greensboro, NC
2001 Two-person show, Artworks Gallery, Winston-Salem, NC
Knott, Robert
Wake Forest Art Department Exhibition: Scales Fine Arts Center (Nov. 2000-Feb. 2001)
Laughlin, Page
Artwork published in exhibition catalog for “Interiors” exhibition, North Carolina Museum of Art. Catalog essay by Huston Paschal, Associate Curator of Modern Art.
“Painting is Dead” group show, Plan B Evolving Arts, Santa Fe, NM, 2001
“Pleasure Places” 3 person show, Center of the Earth Gallery, Charlotte, NC 2001
“Talent 2000” group show, Allan Stone Gallery, New York, NY 2000
“Interiors” group show, North Carolina Museum of Art, Raleigh, NC 2000
“Sugar and Spice” group show, Harwood Art Center, Albuquerque, NM 2000
“The Painting Center Winter Exhibition,” New York, NY. (not reported on last year’s form).
Lubin, David
Introductory Essay for Exhibition Catalogue – The Extraordinary and the Everyday: American Perspectives, 1820-1920 (Musee d’Art Americain, Giverny, France).
Co-Curator and essay, “MULTIPLES” Exhibition at WFU Fine Arts Gallery - Fall 2000
Pickel, John R.
Serious Moonlight
Cranbrook Art Museum
Bloomfield Hills, MI
Group Show, Summer 2001
Titus, Harry B.
“Observations on a New Survey of the Auxerre Cathedral Crypt,” AVISTA Forum Journal, May 2001.
Faber, David
Keynote address for “THE FAMILY FARM AND FARM FAMILIES” Symposium at the opening reception of the “PRAIRIE MUSIC: THE SOUNDS OF SILENCE” exhibition at Grinnell College.
Laughlin, Page
“Art of Our Times” series, sponsored by Reynolda House Museum of American Art and Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art, Winston-Salem, NC – March, 2001.
Lubin, David
“Museums Are For Musing—Aren’t They?” University of Michigan Art Museum.
Keynote Address for the “Landscapes in Contemporary Culture” symposium, Allen Art Museum, Oberlin College.
“Women on the Move: Female Space in American and European Art in the Chrysler
Museum, Chrysler Museum, Norfolk, VA.
“Raising Titanic: What Happens When You Put Visual Culture and Material Culture at the Heart of American Studies?” Interdisciplinary Graduate and Faculty Colloquium, Ohio State University.
“Looking Anew at Young America,” Columbus Museum of Art.
“The Color of Landscape: Painting Race Into and Out of the North American Wilderness,” Kendall College of Art and Design, Grand Rapids, MI.
Conduct faculty workshop, Kendall College of Art and Design.
Gallery talk on Manoogian Collection Exhibition at the Grand Rapids Art Museum.
“Reflections on Winslow Homer,” Friends of the Mint Museum, Charlotte, NC.
“Fathoming Titanic,”American Studies Program, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.
“Iconography of the Kennedy Assassination,” Graduate Student Colloquium, Department of Art, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Smith, Margaret
Keynote Talk on Women’s History for “Patches and Patterns: Stitching Together NC Women’s History” sponsored by NC Humanities Council and Mitchell Community College, March 24, 2001.
“Wake Forest University: Planning, Planning, and More Planning.” Invited Talk for “Higher Education and Historic Preservation: Successful Partnerships.” A Symposium, April 6, 2001 at UNCG.
Facilitator for “History” Break-out group. “New Century-New Beginnings,” Cultural
Resources Summit, sponsored by the NC Department of Cultural Resources, April 10, 2001.
Titus, Harry
“Etienne et
Germain: les deux bras de la cathedrale
d’ Auxerre,” Colloquium, Histoire
de saint Etienne, la tenture de chœur de la cathedrale d’Auxerre, Auxerre,
Musee-Abbaye Saint-Germain, September 22-23, 2000.
“GPR and ES Surveying for Assessment of the Remains under the Cathedral of Saint-Etienne d’Auxerre (France),” with Michel Dabas, International Conference on GRP in Archaeology, Nara National Cultural Properties Research Institute, Nara, Japan, February 17, 2001.
III: Editorships,
Offices, Consultancies
Barnes, Bernadine
President of Italian Art Society, a national organization for art historians
Encarta/Microsoft, approximately 20 hours.
College Network, preliminary consulting for textbook project, approx. 5 hours.
Faber, David
I am adviser to Winston-Salem Forsyth County Schools and work in collaboration with Jane Pfefferkorn, Program Manager for School Community Cultural Arts. The recent and most important mission I’ve worked on with Jane Pfefferkorn, is to save the “Honors Arts Courses” within the WSFC school system’s art curriculum. Our ploy has been to fortify the reasons for maintaining an “honors status” within the arts statewide, in order to identify those students who excel in the arts. If the state abolishes this honors status, this will eliminate all possibility of national competition state-to-state.
Finn, David
Visiting Critic, Graduate Program, UNC-Chapel Hill, 3 hours
Lubin, David
Member, Editorial Board, MASCULINITIES
Titus, Harry
Treasurer and Business Manager, Association Villard de Honnecourt for Interdisciplinary Study of Medieval Technology, Science and Art
Barnes, Bernadine
Topic: “The Distributed Image in 16th Century Italy: The Effect of Reproductive Pints on Theory, Criticism and Audience Formation.”
Agency: Howard Foundation
Requested: $30,000
Funded: 0
Finn, David
Topic: ‘Broken Statues’
Agency: Howard Foundation Fellowship
Requested: $20,000
Funded: 0
Topic: ‘Nobel night lites’
Agency: Creative Capital
Requested: $12,000
Funded: 0
Laughlin, Page
Topic: Development of the Interiors Series
Agency: Creative Capital
Requested: $8,000
Funded: 0
Topic: Painting Fellowship
Agency: Howard Foundation
Requested: $20,000
Funded: 0
Pickel, John R.
Topic: Camera Virlis, multimedia installation
Agency: NC Arts Council, Regional Artist Grant
Requested: $2500.00
Funded: pending, summer 2001
Titus, Harry
Topic: A Photogrammetric Survey of the Auxerre Cathedral Vaults.
Agency: Samuel H. Kress Foundation
Requested: $40,000
Funded: $40,000