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Southeastern College Art Conference Southeastern College CHARLESTON, WESTVIRGINIA CHARLESTON, Art Conference Art October 17-20, 2007 October 17-20, secac 2007 Dayton Dr. Dayton GlenAve. Buchanan Indiana Ave. Crescent Rd. Roane St. Wyoming St. 79 Virginia OhioSt. Ave. 64 Monongalia St. N. Tennessee Ave. S. Pennsylvania St. ELK RIVER Spring St. Yeager Airport PennsylvaniaCharleston St. Donnally St. Stack St. Virginia St. Bullitt St. Civic Center McCormick St. Dryden St. Charleston Marriott Hotel Young St. ia . Piedmont Rd. Hinton Ter. Columb 60 Margaret St. Charleston Civic Center Dr. Town Center 60 Washington St. Mall Lee St. Sunset Dr. Christopher St. Clendenin St. Capitol Market 61 Truslow St. .. Goshern St. Standard Court St Laidley St. Pickens RiverfrontHaddad Park . 77 MacCorkle Ave. SE Summers. St. Thayer Leon Sullivan Way . Appalachian Ferry St. Dickinson St. Hansford St. Farnsworth Dr. Capitol St. Power Hale St CLAY CENTER Park Smith St. Arts & Sciences Milton St. for the . Lewis St. Chilton St. AMTRAK . Station Morris St South Side Dunbar St O’Connor Alley. Cart Bridge . Jacob St. Quarrier St. Rugby BrooksVirginia St St. Thompson Dixie St. Greenbrier St. Kanawha Blvd. Bradford St. Shelton Ave.. Laidley Lewis St. Beauregard St. Field Washington JacksonSt. St. 114 Thompson Ave. Nancy St. East End Historical District Maxwell St. McClungSt. City of Elizabeth St. Greenbrier St. Charleston, KANAWHA RIVER Piedmont St. Capitol West Virginia Complex State Cultural Center State Capitol Frontage Rd. 61 California St. PARK MacCorkle Ave. SE PLACE STADIUM University of CINEMAS 7 8 Charleston WASHINGTON STREET 1. Lisa’s MARRIOTT 2. 5th Quarter Steakhouse 11 3. Chop House 5 6 9 10 4. Bennigan’s 5. Whitewater Grille (at the Marriott) LEE STREET 6. Athletic Club (at the Embassy Suites) 4 12 19 22 25 7. Swiftwater Cafe TOWN 13 18 26 8. Midtown Cafe CENTER 16 17 20 23 9. Star of India MALL 14 27 COURT STREET 10. Blue Moon Cafe CAPITOL STREET LAIDLEY STREET SUMMERS STREET 21 2 3 15 24 28 29 11. Diane’s Capitol Street Cafe 12. Outback (at the Town Center Mall) CLENDENIN STREET QUARRIER STREET 13. Chili’s (at the Town Center Mall) 1 HALE STREET 14. Tidewater (at the Town Center Mall) 15. Gratzi’s (at the Town Center Mall) 16. China Garden 17. Rio Grande Mexican 18. Sahara Middle East Mart VIRGINIA STREET 19. Subway 20. First Watch Cafe 21. Capitol City Roasters 22. Graziano’s 23. Ellen’s Ice Cream 24. Cafe de Paris 25. Chesapeake Bagel Within Walking Distance... 26. Taylor Books and Coffee Shop How to Get Around Charleston 27. Cazon Southwest Deli 28. Bellacino’s 29. Blossom Dairy To Our SECAC Colleagues: It is with pleasure that we welcome you to SECAC 2007 in the capitol city of West Virginia, Charleston. Our conference this year is the result of a partnership between the College of Fine Arts at Marshall University, in Huntington, and the College of Creative Arts at West Virginia University, in Morgantown. Both colleges share a common passion – to advance the arts and their meaningfulness in the lives of the citizens of West Virginia and beyond, and to educate our students to the highest standards in the Arts. Our students hold the promise of the Arts for future generations, and we embrace our responsibilities as we guide them to that future. This philosophy, which also might be expressed through the title of Paul Gauguin’s 1897 painting, Where Do We Come From? What Are We? Where Are We Going?, has guided our planning process for SECAC 2007, and the resulting program blends world-wide scope, “cutting edge” issues, innovative perspectives, historical understanding, and an engaging keynote speaker, Willie Cole. In addition, Charleston’s cultural and governmental centers 1 have joined together to host a variety of art exhibitions and relevant programs. This 2007 Annual Conference was created by enthusiastic and dedicated colleagues at our Universities. In particular, we would like to acknowledge the valued contributions of Mary Grassell, Claire Sherwood, Mark Slankard, Emily Ritchie, Hayson Harrison, and Byron Clercx from Marshall University and Janet Snyder, Kristina Olson, Victoria Fergus, Bob Bridges, Eve Faulkes, and Alison Helm from West Virginia University. And so, welcome to West Virginia, and thank you for that profound insight which you bring to all of us as artists, scholars, and educators. Sincerely, Donald Van Horn Bernie Schultz, Ph.D Dean Philip J. Faini/Falbo Family Dean College of Fine Arts College of Creative Arts Marshall University West Virginia University Featured Conference Speaker: Willie Cole Willie Cole is the keynote speaker for the 2007 SECAC Widely known for transforming ordinary domestic objects meeting. Cole has had recent West Virginia connections like irons, bicycle parts, and lawn jockeys into works of art, with a 2005 residency in Huntington at the Huntington Cole’s work reflects his heritage and a vivid imagination. Museum of Art and as the 2005 Deem Distinguished Cole says, “I use an object because something about it, or Lecturer at West Virginia University in Morgantown. We something in it, calls me.” are delighted to welcome him back to West Virginia and to introduce him to SECAC! Ceramic artist and writer Leon Nigrosh has characterized Cole’s TjiWara series, sculptures made of recycled bicycle parts, as “elegant and sensual.” He goes on to say, “These arresting and gracefully curving objects are based on carved wooden antelope headdresses worn by Bamana men in Mali. The original African objects celebrate “The Beast that Works,” a mythological hero that taught humans to cultivate the land and thus survive as a stable community. The use of bicycle parts also implies athletic strength and prowess – revered by the Bamana and African-Americans alike.”1 Willie Cole has been the recipient of numerous awards including The Augustus Saint-Gaudens Memorial Fellowship; Joan Mitchell Foundation Award; The Louis Comfort Tiffany Foundation Grant; and a Rutgers Center for Innovative Printmaking Fellowship. He has been artist-in-residence at The Studio Museum, Harlem, New Willie Cole. Speedster tji wara 2002 bicycle parts, 46x22x15 York; The Contemporary, Baltimore, Maryland; Pilchuck in/118x38x56.5 cm, Photo: Orcutt and Van Der Putten, Collection: Albright- Glass School, Seattle, Washington; Capp Street Project, 2 Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo courtesy of Alexander and Bonin, New York San Francisco, California; and the John Michael Kohler Arts Center, Sheboygan, Wisconsin. His work has been exhibited across the United States, in Europe, Japan, and Cole, a native of New Jersey, is largely a traditionally South America, and has been acquired by every major trained artist having studied media arts, a combination of museum in the United States. Willie Cole lives and works in graphic design with photography, and video. He received Mine Hill, New Jersey. his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from The School of Visual Arts in New York in 1976 and then did additional study at 1 Leon Nigrosh. Afterburn: Willie Cole Selected Works, 1997-2004, The Pulse, December 2005, http:www.thepulsemag.com/Culture/williecole.html, August 22, 2007. The Art Students League in New York from 1976-1979. Exposed to African art early in life , Cole pursued serious study of it in high school and college. Haitian-Hispanic artist Jean-Michael Basquiat and writings on comparative mythology and world religion by Joseph Campbell are also acknowledged influences on his work. J. Susan Isaacs, SECAC Members’ Exhibition Juror J. Susan Isaacs is Professor of Art History at Towson published articles for Metalsmith, Surface Design Journal, University where she teaches advanced undergraduate and FiberArts, among others. and graduate level courses in modern and contemporary art. Isaacs also curates a number of exhibitions each Some recent shows of note Isaacs curated include Oink, year at Towson University. Since 2001, Isaacs has also Moo, Baa: Animals in Art (2006); Four Contemporary served as the adjunct curator in charge of programming Women Photographers: Susan Fenton, Alida Fish, Connie for the Delaware Center for the Contemporary Arts. She is Imboden, and Judith Taylor (2006); and Eric Fishcl: Prints responsible for programming over thirty exhibitions a year and Drawings (2006). at the DCCA while directing a staff of three. Isaacs has Conference Schedule Wednesday, October 17 Appropriation and Referencing in Consumer Culture 2:30-3:30 p.m. SECAC Executive Committee Heidi Neff, Harford Community Executive Board Room, College Charleston Marriott Town Appropriate Appropriation Center Hotel Eric Benson, University of Illinois 4:00-7:00 p.m. at Urbana-Champaign Board Meeting – Governor’s Wanted: An Ethical and Conference Room Sustainable Design Education West Virginia Capitol Building WHAT IS THE BALANCE OF ART 6:00-7:30 p.m. AND DESIGN? Early Registration Pick-up Salon C Main Lobby, Charleston Marriott Chair: Neil Matthiessen, Arkansas Town Center Hotel State University SECAC members who registered early may pick up registration Tammy Knipp, Florida Atlantic packets. Those who have not University registered will be able to register at Designer as Researcher and Artist the Registration Desk beginning Thursday morning at 7:30 a.m. Rosanne Gibel, Art Institute of Ft. Lauderdale 7:00-9:00 p.m. A Delicate Balance: Is Design a Opening Reception in the West Modernist Construct? Virginia State Capitol 3 Busses will run a staggered Andrew Maniotes, Eastern schedule beginning at 6:40 p.m. at Michigan University the Marriott entrance and will Bite vs. Byte: Power of the Hand return at intervals throughout Printed Poster the evening BEYOND WORDS: Thursday, October 18 CALLIGRAPHIC ART Cumberland Room 7:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Chair: Crystal Hui-Shu Yang, Registration Desk University of North Dakota Foyers A and B on the Second Floor, Charleston Marriott Town Sophia S. M. Law, Lingnan Center Hotel University Writing Beyond Words: Zen 8:00-9:30 a.m.
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