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VISUAL ARTS & TECHNOLOGY DEPARTMENT. VISUAL ARTS CENTER. SAN ANTONIO COLLEGE CAMPUS.


ANNUAL
ART HISTORY STUDENT SYMPOSIUM
poster
design: Laura Rodriguez
(some source images courtesy ArtPace archives)


STUDENT ART GUILD

1997-2007: Photos above from Art Guild trips locally,
Dallas/Ft. Worth, Houston, Marfa, Chicago

2007 - Present/ Faculty Sponsor: Rebecca Dietz
1999 - 2007
Faculty Sponsor: Marleen Hoover
1996 - 1999
Faculty Sponsor: Eduardo Rodriguez

Visual Arts Student Organizations:
Student Art Guild (active)
Digital Design Club (active)
Clay Club (inactive)
Fine Art Photo Club (inactive)
OFF-CAMPUS STUDENT ART EXHIBITIONS
2008: Student Photography Exhibition
Fotoseptiembre USA 2008
SAN ANTONIO COLLEGE
Instituto Cultural De Mexico.
Opening Reception: Sat. 9/6, 4 - 8 pm
Curated by Rebecca Dietz, Instructor/ Visual Arts/ SAC
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2006: Art at The Radius/ May - June
SAN ANTONIO COLLEGE
Visual Arts Students Painting Exhibition
@ the Radius Building / San Antonio, Texas USA
Curated by Eduardo Rodriguez, Associate Professor/ Visual Arts/
SAC and Joan Grona, Owner/Director/
Joan Grona Gallery, San Antonio, Texas.

2003: Fotoseptiembre: 'Passing Through'
SAN ANTONIO COLLEGE
Visual Arts Students Fine Art Photography Exhibition
@ galería expresión / centro cultural aztlán.
San Antonio, Texas USA
Curated by Michael Mehl, FOTOSEPTIEMBRE/ SA FOTOFESTIVAL Director and Tom Wilson, Associate Professor/ Visual Arts/ SAC
 
   
Visual Arts Center. Located on the SAC campus at 950 Lewis St. @ Dewey St. San Antonio, Texas USA
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2008 - 8th Annual
Spring Student Symposium
in Art History

Thursday, April 10
10:50 am - 12:05 pm, VATC120
Visual Arts Center
San Antonio College Campus

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Visual Arts students were selected to present their research papers from art history and art appreciation classes from the past year.
A reception will follow the event.
In order of presentation, the students are:


Chantal Harrison,
who took art history online with Associate Professor Marleen Hoover in 2007, researched ancient Chinese bronzes, a topic made more alive by Harrison's visit to China at that time. Her presentation is titled "Ancient Chinese Bronzes: Shapes and Uses."

Kate Carey,
education staff person at the McNay Museum of Art. Carey studied art history with Associate Professor Debra Schafter and is already continuing her art history studies at UTSA. Her topic, based on an object at the McNay, is "St. George: A Medieval Superhero."

Annie Davis,
a junior at Texas A & M, took art history with Hoover last summer. With a professional interest in medical work, Davis explored the tradition of death portraits. The title of her presentation is
"Memento Mori: Remembering Life by Capturing Death."

Laura Rodriguez,
a second semester fine art major at San Antonio College, studied art history with Schafter, who helped her arrange an internship at ArtPace. The internship led to her research and presentation, "Interview with Matthew Buckingham, Contemporary Artist."

 

  

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