Faculty, students and alumni representing the Art Department at Clemson University presented at the 2012 SouthEastern College Art Association conference, "Collisions," held this past week in Durham, NC, 18-20 October 2012.
BFA alumna, Stacey Isenbarger (20005, sculpture) chaired the panel, "FATE Open Session -- Foundational Forces Momentum beyond Foundational Classes," which was sponsored by the Foundations in Art: Theory and Education. She also presented a paper, "Collaborative Responses between Digital Imaging & Advanced Poetry Classes," as a part of the panel, "Project Share: Interdisciplinary Models" chaired by Jenny Hager-Vickery from the University of North Florida. Stacey is currently an Assistant Professor in the Department of Art + Design at the University of Idaho.
MFA candidate in photography, Ann Pegelow Kaplan, presented a paper entitled "The Tourist: Video Art, Critical Examination, The Personal and Academic" as a part of the panel, "Site-Seeing: Place and Space in Visual Culture" chaired by Ken Hassell from Elon University.
Greg Shelnutt, Chair and Professor of Art, presented a paper entitled, "Dare the Academy Trust Nascent Modes of Creative and Scholarly Engagement and Assessment?" as a part of the panel, "Blogs, Vanity Shows, Self-Publishing: Evaluating the Contemporary Artist-Educator" chaired by Michael Aurbach from Vanderbilt University.
