Gainesville Campus Art Exhibits
February 4 – 26, 2019
Manty Dey: Drops and Drizzle
Artist’s Talk and Reception: February 26, 3 to 4:30 p.m.
Manty Dey is inspired the simple idea that a surface can fluctuate and be dimensional. She creates sculptural paintings from acrylic sheets and hand-cut paper forms as well as layered surfaces combining paper and canvas.
March 6 – April 4, 2019
Student Scholarship Award Winners
Award Ceremony and Reception: April 4, 5:30 to 7 p.m.
Each year, a panel of Department of Visual Arts faculty members chooses students on the Gainesville campus to receive scholarships. This exhibition features their award-winning work.
April 8 – 19, 2019
Spring Senior Art Exhibition
Reception: April 19, 7 to 9 p.m. This exhibition features the capstone projects of the graduating B.A. and B.S. seniors.
April 22 – May 3, 2019
Spring Student Art Sale
The Gainesville Campus art students will hold their End-of-Year Spring art sale in the Roy C. Moore gallery. The sale will include ceramics, prints, paintings, photography, digital media and sculpture. Cash and check accepted only. All proceeds go to the students.
News
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CURCA mini-grants fund various undergraduate research projectsSearching for snakes with fungal diseases in Smithgall Woods State Park, investigating the effect cigarette smoke has on bladder cancer, and figuring out if a virus can kill bacteria are a few of the
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New sculptures added to outdoor art exhibitNew sculptures have made their way to the University of North Georgia's (UNG) campuses for the 2018-19 academic year, joining a regional juried exhibition launched in 2010 by Dr. Jon Mehlferber, profe
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Student art and literature contest winners announcedAshley Brooks, a University of North Georgia (UNG) senior majoring in English with a concentration in writing and publication, placed third in the annual Southern Literary Festival in the one-act play
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Student's photograph good for third place finish in art competitionSavannah Lappert first picked up a camera about five years ago, and photography has become something of a passion for her.
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Woodcut recalls the life of an unsung hero of the civil rights movementDr. Brian Mann, head of the University of North Georgia's (UNG) Department of Modern & Classical Languages, recently parted with a piece of art very dear to him. It is a woodcut of civil rights and wo