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Jeremiah Ariaz exhibits “Tucumcari” in solo show at Vanderbilt

February 19, 2013 in A & D News, Exhibitions, Faculty & Staff Focus, Fine Arts, Photography, Research

Associate Professor of Photography Jeremiah Ariaz has a solo show, Tucumcari, at Vanderbilt University School of Art’s Space 204 in Nashville, TN. On display from Thursday, Feb. 21, through Thursday, March 14, Tucumcari documents a once thriving and now uncertain New Mexico community. An opening reception will be held Thursday, Feb. 21, from 4 to 6 pm. [...]

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Summer Art Programs in Ireland, Italy, England, Germany, France; Intersession in NYC

January 16, 2013 in Art, Diversity, Honors & Awards, Lectures, Printmaking, Resources

Art in Ireland is a studio program based at the Burren College of Art. The college, a cutting edge facility accredited by the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, offers an opportunity for focused activity that draws upon the unique landscape of the Burren. This places the students in a setting where they are simultaneously surrounded [...]

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Portfolio by Thomas Neff “Katrina: Hanging Out and Holding On” profiled in South by South East Magazine

October 20, 2012 in Faculty & Staff Focus, Photography, Publications, Research

It was the human factor initially that led Baton Rouge based photographer Thomas Neff into the maelstrom that became New Orleans after Katrina hit. As a volunteer in the city during the first week following the great deluge, he saw first hand, not only confusion and suffering, but the persistence and strength of the people [...]

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