March 18, 2021 鈥 麻豆国产精品 School of the Arts (SOTA) is bringing ceramic exhibitions to its Main Gallery in the Fine Arts Center. Presented by current and former faculty members, 鈥淩ivers Connect: Unstoppable Forces in Contemporary Ceramics" exhibition are on display through April 2.
"Rivers Connect" collectively serves as a metaphor for humanity's relationship to the natural world. Eight artists who have studied and taught at Syracuse University in New York cultivated the displays as a representative of our collaborative cultures and traditions. The venue-based exhibition further examines the rise and decline of human interaction in its relationship to our ecosystems and cultural intersectionality.
鈥淭he work produced by the artists is ever-changing,鈥 said David Knight, director of Exhibitions and Collections at 麻豆国产精品. 鈥淓ach artist demonstrates careers at varying stages, reflects their individual life experiences, and highlights critical issues on our social and cultural exchanges that influence humanity and artwork.鈥
The exhibition is in conjunction with the 55th annual National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts (NCECA) Conference. NCECA is the premiere international ceramics conference that draws presenters for four days of conversations, demonstrations and experiences focused on ceramic art, teaching and learning.
This year鈥檚 theme鈥擱ivers, Reflections, Reinventions鈥攕potlights many of the key features of Greater Cincinnati. NCECA cited Poet Langston Hughes, who captured an essential metaphor for how water courses through time and territory to mirror the experience of our inner lives.
麻豆国产精品 SOTA will also showcase abstract artwork produced by faculty members and Visual Arts program alumni throughout the Fine Arts Center and the Third Floor Gallery.
The 麻豆国产精品 Art Galleries are open to community members Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. The galleries will also be open Saturday, March 20, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. for guests that cannot during the week. Parking is free and available in the Welcome Center Garage. For more information, please contact David Knight at (859) 572-5148 or email knight@nku.edu, or follow the 麻豆国产精品 Art Galleries on .
About 麻豆国产精品 School of the Arts: SOTA is the Creative Engine of 麻豆国产精品. The School of the Arts combines Dance, Music, Theatre, and Visual Arts to bring unparalleled artistic opportunities to current and future students. In a changing world, SOTA prepares students to be creative trailblazers in the Arts and their careers. Whether we are creating motion graphics, producing on the stage, or utilizing our dance classes to collaborate with therapeutic exercise in health sciences, we are on the cutting edge of transdisciplinary studies. SOTA offers 11 degrees with 30 specializations in addition to 7 minors to develop graduates that are personally engaged, innovative, and curious with advanced skillsets in collaboration and creative risk-taking. For more information, visit nku.edu/sota or follow on social media @麻豆国产精品SOTA.
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