SPRING 2009
ART ED STUDENT'S WORK FEATURED
The exhibition, Face and Figure, at Asymmetrick Arts, Main Street, Rockland, will showcase USM Art Education student Crystal Douglas. Opening reception is from 5-8 pm on March 20. This show will remain on display until April 10.
ART ALUMNA EXHIBITS PAINTINGS OF ITALY
USM Art alum Kathi Smith is holding a show at Amper and Studio, New Market, N.H., on March 27. It will feature recent paintings from her trip to Italy.
ART STUDENTS' WORK FEATURED IN BOOK ARTS EXHIBITION
Students in Art 241, The Visual Book, will be included in the Kate Cheney Chappell '83 Center for Book Arts at USM's new exhibition, Studying Books: Book Arts at Maine Colleges and Universities in the UNUM Great Reading Room, 7th floor, Glickman Family Library, Portland campus. A reception for the exhibition will follow a lecture, The History of the Book: A Visual Chronology, by Richard Lindemann, director of Special Collections at Bowdoin College Library, on Thursday, April 2 at 4 p.m. in the Library's University Events Room. This event and the exhibit are free and open to the public.
CONGRATS TO JUSTIN LEVESQUE
He is this year's USM Art senior to be featured in the Presidents Show with his body of work titled, Introduction: A Matter of Time. This exhibit is installed on the 7th floor of the Law Building, Portland campus. The exhibit opens on April 3 with a reception from 5-7 p.m. and closes on April 30.
PLAN NOW TO ATTEND THE BFA SENIOR SHOW
Check this out: Opening Reception for BFA Show, 6-8 P.M., Friday, April 17, at the USM Art Gallery in Gorham. This show runs thru May 10. Come by, check out this grand body of work, and congratulate USM Art students on their accomplishments.
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• a low student teacher ratio
• mentorship and peer learning
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• an emphasis on students' ability to think creatively, rather than to adhere to a specific approach of art marking
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