March 23, 2012
A&D student Paige Rutkowski is featured in the latest issue of UntitledCereal, an online publication of student photographic media.
http://untitledcereal.com/artists/paige-rutowski/
February 7, 2012
The Art & Design Exhibition Organization has organized EGRESS, a series of shows taking place in the Slusser Lounge from January - March 2012. Interested in participating? Look up A&D Exhibition Opportunities on facebook for more info and updates.
TABLE VS. CHAIR
Jan. 24 - Feb. 6
Curators: Dylan Box and Teshia Treuhaft
Meeting for the first time in a fight for the record books: In the far corner, sleek and modern, 12 fights and 11 knockouts to his name weighing in 14lbs (6.35029 kg if we are in Scandinavia) we have CHAIR. Defending champion, reigning title holder, standing (typically) at 36 inches, we have TABLE. Come check out the contenders, strap on your boxing gloves and place your bets at Slusser Lounge.
POSTERS Exhibition
Feb. 7 - 20
Curators: Mike Wang, Arlene Zhao
The poster has always been a great way for businesses and organizations to get their message out into the world, whether it is a new movie or the family garage sale. Yet, the poster has never been displayed in the gallery, at least not like this. So be prepared to be overwhelmed.
Livewire
Feb. 13 - 20
Curator: Brian J Muscat
To engage the viewer in a way that they are not only a spectator but become part of the spectacle themselves. This interaction is caused through the location and positioning of the “light.”
EAT
Feb. 21 - Mar. 12
Curators: Nicole Hankus, Lisa Gross
eat. is a multifaceted encounter with our american food culture eat. explores the practices associated with and the objects of consumption eat. investigates the nature of what we eat
Identity
Mar. 6 - 19
Curators: Madalyn Hochendoner, Callie Stewart, and Keyana Thompson-Shaw
Art is a way in which we project to others who we are and how we not only understand our own identities, but are able to communicate identity to others. Through our exhibition, we would like to embrace the feeling of anonymity and explore the benefits of it.
December 12, 2011
Keyana Thompson-Shaw, School of Art & Design undergraduate from Long Beach, California is one of the 55 Wolverines named to 2011 Fall Academic All-Big Ten Team!
http://www.mgoblue.com/genrel/120711aaa.html
September 28, 2011
The School of Art & Design recognizes the academic excellence of its undergraduate majors at the end of each semester through its Dean’s List. Placement on the Dean’s List requires a term grade point average of at least 3.5, and a minimum of 16 earned credits and 15 graded credits. Transcripts of Dean’s List students carry official notation of this honor, and the current list is posted outside the School of Art & Design Dean’s Office.
The students listed below have achieved the Winter 2011 Dean’s List distinction. Congratulations on this accomplishment.
September 15, 2011
Patrick Hill, the LSA liaison to A&D, will be available for LSA advising every Wednesday from 3:30 - 5:30 outside of Slusser Gallery.
MDDP students, dually admitted students, and those interested in LSA are welcome to meet with Patrick on a walk-in basis every Wednesday. Students who prefer an appointment may call 764-0332 to schedule a time with Patrick in his central campus office. Patrick’s undergraduate degree is a BFA in graphic design from Washington University in St. Louis, so he understands the demands of studio work from personal experience.
August 3, 2011
Recent A&D graduate Jenn Weber (BFA 2011) and current A&D student Dani Battaglia worked on a film titled “Work/Study” that made its national premiere at Michael Moore’s Traverse City Film Festival. Jenn was the Head Producer and Dani was the Production Designer for the film created in SAC 423. Film Synopsis: A poor college student struggles with the morality of moonlighting as a thief while others conspire to use her skills for their own ends.
http://traverse.slated.com/2011/films/shortsbyuofmstudents_na_traverse2011
July 13, 2011
A&D sophomore Caramia Sitompul has been named to the National Golf Coaches Association All-American Scholar Team. Sitompul is one of 566 women’s Division I, II and III collegiate golfers, and the eighth Wolverine to be recognized for the prestigious honor.
University of Michigan women’s golfer Caramia Sitompul (Jakarta, Indonesia/Bradenton Prep Academy [Fla.]) was named to the National Golf Coaches Association All-American Scholar Team. Sitompul is one of 566 women’s Division I, II and III collegiate golfers to be recognized for the prestigious honor.
Sitompul, who is enrolled in the School of Art & Design, becomes the eighth Wolverine selected for the national honor, joining Tegan McCorkel (1994), Tiffany McCorkel (1994), Trish Watkins (1999), Amy Talbot (1999), Bess Bowers (2000), Sarah Kruer (2003) and Lindsay Davis (2005)
An Academic All-Big Ten and U-M Athletic Achievement recipient, Sitompul started eight of the nine events in 2010-11. She ended her second season dropping nearly four strokes from her prior best, posting a 78.61 per-round average this season. She recorded career bests in virtually every statistical category, including single-round tally (73), 54-hole tournament total (225) and 72-hole tournament total (319). She helped the Wolverines to nine top-10 finishes and an NCAA Central regional selection—the program’s ninth postseason appearance (team and individual) in the last 11 years.
The criteria for selection to the All-American Scholar Team are some of the most stringent of all college athletics. The minimum cumulative grade-point average is 3.50, and student-athletes must have competed in at least 66 percent of the college’s regularly scheduled competitive rounds during the year.
MGOBLUE - Sitompul Named to NGCA All-American Scholar Team
Photo by Grant Jeffries/Bradenton Herald
April 13, 2011
Congratulations to A&D Senior Lauren Sopher on being named a University of Michigan Student of the Year! From the Michigan Daily:
In a school full of the leaders and the best, it takes something extra special to stand out among the crowd. From environmentalism to acting and athleticism to entrepreneurship, these students have gone above and beyond to become the students of the year.
Art & Design senior Lauren Sopher and LSA sophomore Maggie Oliver are not fans of bottled water. Sopher and Oliver gained University-wide recognition this year when they spearheaded a campaign to ban the sale of bottled water on campus.
Lauren Sopher and Maggie Oliver - Image: Erin Kirkland/Michigan Daily
April 1, 2011
A&D senior Eric Harman is building a large-scale 3D printer which will use eco-friendly materials to build functional furniture.
Read more about the project at his blog: http://ericharman.blogspot.com/ , and check out his Kickstarter proposal: The NEXT 3D Printer: A Full-Scale Exploration of Design
February 9, 2011
The School of Art & Design recognizes the academic excellence of its undergraduate majors at the end of each semester through its Dean’s List. Placement on the Dean’s List requires a term grade point average of at least 3.5, and a minimum of 16 earned credits and 15 graded credits. Transcripts of Dean’s List students carry official notation of this honor, and the current list is posted outside the School of Art & Design Dean’s Office.
The students listed below have achieved Fall 2010 Dean’s List distinction. Congratulations on this accomplishment.
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