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Road to Ruscha
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2013 Senior Capstone Exhibition
May 5-17 with a free, public opening reception on Sunday, May 5 from 2-4. Click the image to the right for details! -
Summer '13 Courses
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From President David L. Boren
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- MAR 18 Young Talent in Oklahoma in the Lightwell Gallery
- MAR 29 SoA&AH Portfolio Day from 10-2. No Registration Required!
- APR 08 Photography Exhibition in the Lightwell Gallery
- MAY 05 Senior Capston Exhibition in the Lightwell Gallery
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The 2013 Senior Capstone Show will be on display from May 5 through May 17 at the School of Art & Art History.
The Senior Capstone Exhibition features the work of graduating Seniors from all visual art programs offered at the School of Art & Art History. Work from students studying Studio Art (printmaking, painting, sculpture, and ceramics) and Media Art (art & technology. photography, film and video) will be on display in the Lightwell Gallery on the second floor of the School of Art & Art History (Fred Jones Art Center - FJC.) Visual Communication (design) students will exhibit their work on the first floor in room 103.
Please remember to visit our events page to stay informed and e-mail us art@ou.edu or call us at (405)325-2691 us for more information about the School of Art & Art History.
Road to Ruscha is a collaborative, multidisciplinary, conceptual art project inspired by Edward Ruscha’s painting, No Man’s Land, and the fiftieth anniversary of the landmark book, Twentysix Gasoline Stations. The central element of the project is an actual road trip, from Oklahoma City to Los Angeles following in reverse order Ruscha’s original trips of 1962. Primary participants will include students and faculty from the University of Oklahoma representing diverse fields of study such as art, art history, architecture, and geography. The trip will be May 15th through 24th with three in-class days: May 13th, 14th and 25th.
Follow the students' real-time journey and multimedia responses here.
Read the press release here.
This trip is sponsored by the Kirkpatrick Foundation, the College of Atmospheric & Geographic Sciences, the School of Art and Art History and the Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art.
Founded in 1998, the Charles M. Russell Center for the Study of the American West is the first such university-based program in the nation.
Read more about the Russell Center and its resource center, national symposia, Merkel Family Foundation Distinguished Lecture Series, and other offerings on the center’s website at Charles M. Russell Center or call 405.325.5939 for more information.