Visiting Artist Lecture Series
An invaluable resource for University students and the public alike, the mission of the Visiting Artists program is to educate and foster a greater appreciation for contemporary art and culture through a wide range of programming. BFSDoArt organizes formal lectures, gallery talks, studio critiques, and panel discussions that highlight each artist and/or scholar. These programs provide the community with direct access to many nationally and internationally renowned artists and scholars working in various disciplines. The BFSDoArt Visiting Artists Program is supported by the Betty Foy Sanders Visiting Artist Endowment, Campus Life Enrichment Committee (CLEC), Student Activities Funds, and other sources.
Spring 2020 – Visiting Artists/Lecturers
Alicia LaChance
Multidisciplinary Artist
Exhibition: Jan. 13 – Feb. 7
University Gallery, Center for Art & Theatre, Statesboro
Artist Talks
Feb. 5 – Armstrong Campus, Fine Arts Hall room 206 from 2:30 p.m.
Reception/Gallery Talk – Statesboro Campus
Feb. 6, 5:15 p.m.
Center for Art & Theatre, University Gallery, Statesboro
Alicia LaChance is a painter and multidisciplinary artist who has shown her work nationally and internationally, ranging from gallery shows to large-scale public commissions. Regardless of the medium, LaChance’s work always revolves around different ways to complicate and expand the flat, two-dimensional picture plane while exploring issues of pattern, repetition, and oblique beauty.
Andrew Kuebeck
Assistant Professor – Jewelry/Metals/Enameling
at Kent State University in Kent, Ohio
Artist Talk: Monday, March 9, 5:30-6:30 p.m.
Arts Building, Room 2071, Statesboro
Kuebeck works in a variety of formats ranging from functional jewelry to sculptural objects and vessels. He has extensively lectured and has taught workshops on the incorporation of photographic images into jewelry pieces, vessels, and enamel. He has exhibited regionally and nationally and has had his work appear in numerous publications including 500 Enameled Objects, Wrap, Stitch, Fold, and Rivet, and Metalsmith and Niche magazines.
Last updated: 3/30/2022