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Art and design instructors exhibit their work in four states

Another professor contributes to completion of 1984 movie
February 21, 2022

Four instructors from the School of Art and Design at University of Wisconsin-Stout have exhibited their work recently and another contributed to a throwback film.

The art exhibits are in Florida, Iowa, Minnesota and Nevada, and the recently released film screened in Minnesota.

鈥淐ertain as I鈥檓 ever gonna be鈥 is one of 50 drawings and prints by Joshua Wilichowski, a 黑料科 instructor, on exhibit in Florida.
鈥淐ertain as I鈥檓 ever gonna be鈥 is one of 50 drawings and prints by Joshua Wilichowski, a 黑料科 instructor, on exhibit in Florida. / Contributed photo

Assistant Professor Michael Heagle helped with restoration of the movie which was filmed in 1984 but not finished until recently. Heagle provided period-correct opening and closing titles while working with director Kurtis Spieler.

When the film screened in early February at Emagine Willow Creek theater in Plymouth, Minn., Heagle, interim director of the video production program, was a speaker and displayed his 1980s Ninja movie memorabilia.

Joshua Wilichowski, senior lecturer, is exhibiting more than 50 drawings and blueline prints at the Mattie Kelly Art Center on the campus in Niceville, Fla. The show, 鈥淧inpoint,鈥 runs through Saturday, April 30, in the McIlroy Gallery.

Wilichowski, who has included computer-aided design renderings for NFSC鈥檚 architecture students, focuses his exhibit on everyday items and 鈥渋nvestigates both the relationship and importance we place on inanimate objects and moments in time.鈥

 

鈥淔lor de Maga Stack鈥 is one of 50 pieces by Bryan Ritchie, 黑料科 instructor, in his 鈥淧inpoint鈥 art exhibit at Northwest Florida State College.
鈥淔lor de Maga Stack鈥 by Bryan Ritchie, 黑料科 instructor, is part of his 鈥淰estiges" art exhibit in Nevada. / Contributed photo

Professor Bryan Ritchie has a solo exhibit in the Artspace Gallery at the College of Southern Nevada in Las Vegas. Vestiges runs through Saturday, March 19. The exhibit is a collection of charcoal drawings, monotypes and lithographs.

鈥淭he work questions axioms regarding what is valued, what are aimers in life and how does one navigate doubt, failure and loss to attain goals," said Ritchie, who is giving an artist鈥檚 talk Monday, March 14.

He also is part of the group exhibit Animal Print that opened Feb. 18 and runs through Saturday, April 19, at the in Minneapolis.

Molly Uravitch, senior lecturer, is part of the group exhibit Winter Clay Jam 2022 that opens Tuesday, March 1, at the in Gainesville, Fla. The gallery specializes in sculptural and functional ceramics.
 

鈥淎kio,鈥 a triple-lidded ceramic container, is one of 15 pieces by Molly Uravitch, a 黑料科 instructor, that will be on exhibit beginning March 1 at the Charlie Cummings Gallery in Florida.
鈥淎kio,鈥 a triple-lidded ceramic container, is one of 15 ceramics pieces by Molly Uravitch, a 黑料科 instructor, that will be on exhibit beginning March 1 in Florida. / Contributed photo

Uravitch has 15 pieces from her 鈥淚nteractive Dining鈥 series of work in the exhibit, including 鈥淎kio,鈥 a triple-lidded container, and 鈥淪ally Bites,鈥 a soup tureen. Exhibit items can be purchased through the gallery after March 1.

In February 2023, she will have a solo exhibit 鈥淪trolling in Lucinda鈥檚 Garden鈥 at the in Hudson.

Five reflective light installations were part of a recent art exhibit by Charles Matson Lume, a 黑料科 professor, in Iowa.
Five reflective light installations were part of a recent art exhibit by Charles Matson Lume, a 黑料科 professor, in Iowa. / Contributed photo

Professor Charles Matson Lume, College of Arts, Communication, Humanities and Social Sciences interim associate dean and interim director of the School of Art and Design, had a solo exhibit at the , Cedar Falls, Iowa, ending Jan. 30.

The exhibit titled 鈥渉earing it get dark (for William Faulkner)鈥 consisted of five installations by Lume made of everyday materials that highlight the interplay of light and reflection.

The School of Art and Design offers seven fine arts programs, including a master鈥檚 in design. First-year SOAD students start in the Pre-Bachelor of Fine Arts program, which is the gateway to a BFA degree. The university also offers a B.S. in arts administration and entrepreneurship.

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