DEPARTMENT OF ART
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES SUMMARY
I. Publication,
Performances, Exhibits
III.
Editorships, Offices and Consultancies
I. Publications,
Performances, Exhibits (F, G, H)
Barnes, Bernadine A.
Art of the Western World:
Study Guide (
Review of Evelyn Lincoln, Inventing the Renaissance Printmaker, Isis, 92 (2001), 601-602.
Completed revision manuscript for the drawing text, A Guide to Drawing by Daniel Mendelowitz, Duane Wakeham, and David Faber, published by Wadsworth Thomson Publishing, formerly Harcourt College Publishers. This revision takes the text into the sixth edition.
The manuscript is 18 chapters in length. I added the new features of a 250-word glossary along with a page-by-page margin gloss; critique questions to follow appropriate project assignments; 18 color plate illustrations - of which are new images to the book; a new chapter, Chapter 18, on mixed media drawing concepts and methods. I have included 110 illustrations of new drawings by both well-known and new artists. There will be approximately 450 illustrations in the revised new text.
The manuscript goes to press in July of 2002 and will be available for the fall semester 2002.
My work was purchased and included in the “New Acquisitions
Exhibition” at the Corcoran Gallery of Art in
My work was included in the Exhibiting Artists Show at the
Arts Council in
Critical reviews:
Halperen, Max, “Figurative Rubbish” Raleigh News and Observer
“Kings and Queens of Nothing” an outdoor sculpture
installation at 409 W. Martin St. in Raleigh, N.C., March 28-May 30, 2002. Part of the
“Interior” Installation at
Project Space 211/ON-SITE-November 2001
“Hands On” Group Exhibition/Whistling Women
March, May 2002
2001 Winter Show,
2002 Artworks Traveling 2002, Meredith College Gallery,
2002 Innovations ’02, Associated Artists of
2002 Before and After, Artworks Gallery Group Show,
2002 Hands On, Group Show at Whistling Women,
Catalogue Introduction: “Martha Dunigan: Passage,” Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art, May 2002
Talent 2001, Group Show,
Page H. Laughlin: New paintings from the Interiors Series, Solo Exhibition,
Center of the Earth Gallery,
Lubin, David
M.
Preface to The Extraordinary and the Everyday: American Perspectives, 1820-1920,
Exhibit. cat., Musee d’Art American
(
2001): 9-13.
“Projected Images,” preview of Thomas Eakins exhibition at Philadelphia Museum of Art, Artforum (September 2001): 69-70.
“Hitchcock and Art: Fatal Coincidences,” review of exhibition at Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris, Artforum (November 2001): 140.
“American Art, Society, and Culture” (6000-word essay) and
“American Painting” (2500 words) in Encyclopedia of American Studies (
Invited Guest Lectures at Universities and Art Museums (i.e., not at professional meetings as per the next category below):
“In Search of the Extraordinary in Nineteenth-Century American Painting,” Museum of
American Art,
“Why Eakins Now?” For the National
“Art, Material Culture, and the Assassination of John F.
Kennedy,” for the
“The Film Music of James Horner” for the Department of Music
History,
(December 2001)
“The Color of Landscape:
Painting Race Into and Out of the North American Wilderness,” for the
“Africans, Indians and Martyrs: Discourses of Defeat and Unmanliness in the
Late Portraits of Thomas Eakins” for the Musée d’Orsay,
“Who Was Thomas Eakins and Why should We Care?” for the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York (June 2002)
Camera Virils, a video installation, and multimedia
webcast in Latitudes: New Media Art of
the Southeast. Cheekwood
Titus, Harry B.
“Non-Destructive Sensing Projects beneath Auxerre Cathedral,” with Michel Dabas, GESTA, XL/2 (2001), 181-188.
II. Papers and Presentations (I)
Barnes, Bernadine A.
Presented paper, “Michelangelo Goes Public,” at The World
of Michelangelo, symposium sponsored by Humanities West,
Lubin, David
M.
Session Commentator, “Rockwell Redux: Rethinking the Cultural Logic of Norman Rockwell,” Visual Culture/Art History Caucus, American Studies Association Annual Conference,
Titus, Harry B.
“Technology and Architectural Analysis at the Centre d’Etudes médiévales, Auxerre,”
Society of Architectural Historians Annual Meeting,
Smith, Margaret S.
International Ski History Congress,
Paper: “The Image of Skiing in American Popular Culture”
Angela Glisan King, Yue-Ling Wong. “Increasing Active Learning
with an On-line Dimensional Analysis Tutorial.” 53rd Annual Meeting of the
Southeastern Region of the American Chemical Society,
“Digital Media Curriculum Development Project,” NSF Project Showcase, ACM SIGCSE
Conference,
Chapter III. Editorships, Offices, and Consultancies (L, M, N)
Barnes, Bernadine A.
Respondent for manuscripts submitted to the Art Bulletin on Julius II and the Sistine Ceiling and on the simulacra in Michelangelo’s work.
Miscrosoft/Encarta
Encyclopedia – 10 hours.
Faber, David
L.
Worked with Brad Rauschenberg from the Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts in Old Salem as consultant to a project involving an old copper etching plate with an etched image from the 1760s that was severely oxidized and tarnished, whereby, in an act of restoration, through cleaning and polishing the plate, we were able to achieve a state of printability once again. I then supervised the inking, hand wiping, and printing of nine good impressions from the aging surface.
I am presently working with Mona Wu as advisor for her upcoming show to be held in
Finn, David T.
UNC Chapel Hill, Office of University Development, Peer Competitive Panel, “Unsung Founders Memorial” public art competition – 8 hours.
Lubin, David
M.
Advisory Editor, Men and Masculinities: An Interdisciplinary Journal
Selection Committee Member for the Summer Travel Fellowships
Program, Center for the Advanced Study of the Visual Arts (CASVA) at the
National Gallery of Art,
Titus, Harry B.
Treasurer and Business Manager, Association Villard de Honnecourt for the Interdisciplinary Study of Medieval Technology, Science and Art
Assistant Treasurer,
Conseil
scientifique:
cathédrale Saint-Etienne d’Auxerre (meets twice/year)
Evaluation of Art : A Brief History for Prentice-Hall
Evaluation of History for Dummies for Prentice-Hall
Smith, Margaret S.
Consultant and panelist, National Endowment of the Humanities Symposium for the Re-interpretation of the Newbold-White House, Perquimans County, North Carolina,
October 30-
Book reviewed: “Computer in Culture: In the Realm of Circuit” by Charles Traub and Lipkin, Prentice Hall
Wake Forest STARs 2-day student training on Macramedia Flash
1-Day Faculty Technology Workshop at
Chapter IV. External Grants Received (J)
Finn, David T.
Topic: Public Art
Agency:
Requested: $3,000
Funded: $3,000
Laughlin, Page H.
Topic: Development of the Interiors Series
Agency: NC Arts Council
Requested: $8,000
Funded: Pending
Pickel, John R.
Topic: Individual Artists Grant
Agency: NC Arts Council
Requested: $8,000
Funded: Pending
Topic: Artist Residencies
Agency: NC Arts Council
Requested: Two months summer residency and $1000 stipend
Funded: Pending
Topic: Digital Media Curriculum Development Project
Agency: NSF
Requested: $72,572
Funded: $72,572
Professional Activities Summary/2001-02