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May 15 2012 - 2:04pm

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Horror Stories is a web-based artwork that enables an interactive and collaborative film-making experience. The work is not a film per se, it is a contemporary update and visual equivalent to ghost stories told around a campfire. That everyone wants to shoot a horror film might be an exaggeration, but the genre’s signature low budgets, repetitive motifs, and minimal narratives make the feat possible for many amateurs and fans. In Horror Stories the viewer’s experience depends on his or her own expectations of horror films. Programming by Julie Gill.

Visit Terminal

May 15 2012 - 2:00pm

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“This one of a kind juried festival allows digital artists to explore how their fluid forms intersect with technology and wrap the architecture of Alys Beach to create entirely new art forms. Guests who attend Digital Graffiti are able to view these installments and glimpse the latest in digital art and technology.”

http://www.digitalgraffiti.com/

May 15 2012 - 1:53pm
  • As we speak, Professor Ken Shipley and 8 students are in Italy for an art specific study abroad program.
  • Drew Kirk and Kyle McMeans were asked to participate in the “Volunteer Workweek” at Watershed Ceramic Arts School in Maine May 27 – June 8, 2012
  • Del Zartner was selected to be a resident at La MERIDIANA International School of the Ceramic Arts in Tuscany for two weeks this June 2012.
  • Ashley Wallace was chosen for a ‘Summer Research Grant’ from the Office of Undergraduate Research this summer.
  • Ashley Wallace just found out she has received a two month residency at La MERIDIANA International School of the Ceramic Arts in Tuscany April 5-June 15, 2013.
May 1 2012 - 2:36pm

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The Department of Art and the APSU Downtown Gallery presents ¿Despedida? an art event with music, food and including the work of a number of artists including Dr. Jim Diehr, Ken Shipley, Brad Reagan, and Mark DeYoung. The event will open at 5:00pm on Thursday, May 3, 2012 and will coincide with the monthly First Thursday Artwalk.

The exhibit will feature local musicians, food and artists in an art event at the Downtown Gallery on Strawberry Alley. The collaborative event will celebrate the arts and the contributions of Dr. James Diehr and Kenneth Shipley. The artwork will find a place within an environment provided by Brad Reagan and Mark DeYoung.

Apr 28 2012 - 7:00am