Curated by Robin Reisenfeld, former curator of works on paper at the Toledo Museum of Art, and faculty member in modern and contemporary art at Christie’s Education, New York.
Giving VOICE: Native American Printmaking showcases recent Native American prints from Crow's Shadow Institute of Art, located on the Umatilla Reservation in northeastern Oregon. With its roots in collaborative practice and community, Crow’s Shadow was established in 1992 by James Lavadour (Walla Walla) and Phillip Cash (Cayuse and Nez Perce) to foster economic and cultural development for Native American artists. Since its founding the Institute has grown into an internationally acclaimed printmaking atelier that is widely recognized for its role in sustaining contemporary indigenous visual art.
Featuring 40+ works created by many of today’s leading artists, Giving VOICE portrays a variety of experiences and themes found within contemporary indigenous art. Created through diverse styles and processes, works range from Marie Watt’s recent woodcut designs that symbolically allude to the war protests and anti-hate content of the 1960’s, to Raven Chacon’s lithographic series of musical notations dedicated to Indigenous women composers. Other artists such as James Lavadour, Kay Walking Stick and Emily Arthur make the natural environment and the connection to the land their focus. Alternatively, Wendy Red Star’s and Jim Denomie’s ironic depictions address communal history and identity to reclaim their indigenous heritage and counter misunderstandings about Native people. Though highly individual in approach and content, collectively these works display what Choctaw/Chickasaw art historian heather atone has termed “an active sense of presence,” and attest to how Crow’s Shadow’s artists innovatively utilize printmaking to powerfully convey indigenous cultural and social values and a communal sense of belonging.
Gallery Hours
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday - Saturday: 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Thursday: 6 p.m. - 9 p.m.
Sunday: 1 p.m. - 4 p.m.
Closed University Holidays
Dr. Mrachko will be discussing PBIS (Positive Behavioral Interventions & Supports) Strategies. RSVP link - https://forms.gle/54pqUqq2qe6yckVh9 Learn more at http://bgsu.presence.io/event/project-impact-group-meeting-2
As an owner and CEO of CSI DMC, with offices in Washington D.C., Florida, Texas, US Virgin Islands and Nashville, David brings diverse experience to his role. Formerly, David spent 16 years in the broadcasting industry, where he sold and managed national accounts totaling over 12 million dollars for Infinity Broadcasting. David served in a leadership capacity within many prestigious associations throughout the hospitality industry.
David was a member of the Leadership Committee of the Professional Conference Management Association, served on the Annual Meeting Committee of the Healthcare Convention & Exhibitors Association, chaired the Marketing Committee of the DMC Network, and sat on the Tourism Committee of the Washington, D.C. Convention & Tourism Corporation. He presently serves on the Bowling Green State University Alumni Board.
In this webinar, we will explore the graduate programs offered at Bowling Green State University. Topics will also include admissions requirements, campus services, the application process, tuition and fees, and financial support. There will also be an opportunity for Q and A. Register Now
Make your day so much sweeter 🍭🍭🍭🍭
Students are invited to share their sweetest memory with the BGSU Social Media team. Stick your sweetest memory on a sticky note to make the BGSU Letters turn into a rainbow of sweetness.
Location: BGSU Letters
Time Location: 12:30 - 2:30 p.m.
Friday, Nov. 4
Pick up some free candy, hang out with the spirit teams, listen to the sweetest BGSU playlist and take a photo with Freddie and Frieda. It's sweet to be a Falcon! 🍭📸🎉
Camtasia is a powerful application that allows you to record your screen and create and share dynamic videos. You can use Camtasia to record PowerPoint lectures, Canvas course introductions, homework reviews and other custom videos that are tailored around your content. The Center for Faculty Excellence is offering a demonstration of the Screen Capture Software for BGSU faculty members.
To learn more about how to install the Camtasia software visit this ITS link.
Categories: Academic Support Technologies
Facilitator: Holly Barber, CFE Instructional Designer
Date: November 4, 2022
Time: 1 to 2 p.m.
Location: Zoom
Register for Camtasia for Beginners workshop
Accessibility Statement: This event will be held on Zoom with captions enabled. All handouts and PowerPoints (in accessible format) will be emailed out 48 hours before the event. If you need ASL or CART, or have further questions, please contact Holly Barber, bholly@bgsu.edu.
Stop by the Career Center to get a free professional headshot! The Career Center holds professional headshot drop-in hours from 1-3 p.m. on Fridays on a first come first served basis during the academic year.
Join the Geoffrey H. Radbill Center for College in Life Design in the Share Your Story: Alumni Speaker's Series. The speaker for this event is David Hainline, who after graduating from BGSU in 1983, began a career in Washington D.C. in various sales and leadership roles for broadcasting giants including Viacom, Emmis Broadcasting, and ABC/ Cap Cities and in 2018 launched CSI International, which serves clients across the world. 1:30 -- 2:30: Speech & Q/A2:30 -- 3:00: Break3:00 -- 4:00: Speech & Q/A Learn more at http://bgsu.presence.io/event/share-your-story-alumni-speakers-series
This event is a seasonal clothing swap intended to help LGBT students and community members access free and gender affirming clothing, while also reducing clothing waste. People are welcome to donate clothes and to come find new ones from other people's donations. Learn more at http://bgsu.presence.io/event/free-student-thrift-gender-affirming-clothing-closet
Dr. Mrachko will be discussing PBIS (Positive Behavioral Interventions & Supports) Strategies. RSVP link - https://forms.gle/54pqUqq2qe6yckVh9 Learn more at http://bgsu.presence.io/event/project-impact-group-meeting-2
Frídọ̀mù Kọ̀nìfáìndì is beyond the Yorubalization of the
oxymoron confined freedom. It is a solo performance that
combines storytelling and movement exploration to show
the limitations of man in his society. The performer
carefully selects false and true memories from his past
to posit that freedom is merely a mirage that we struggle
with in the world of the living, dead, unborn. At the
centre of this piece is the Yorùbá concept of Eré
(performance) which motivates the performer to disrupt
hegemonic norms and standards while opening spaces
for dialogues. In this performance, we also get to see how
an African body engage with gaze, (dis)comfort, and most
importantly, freedom in confinement.
Directed and Choreographed by Samson Akanni
The final performance for the participants in the High School Falcon Choral Festival will be held at 7 p.m. This concert is free and open to the public. This event will also be livestreamed.
For more information on the Falcon Choral Festival, please visit our website.
PROGRAM
High School Festival Chorus
I Will Be a Child of Peace............................arr. Elaine Hagenberg (b.1980)
Tshotsholoza.......................................................arr. Jeffrey L. Ames (b.1969)
Clay Hoffner, djembe
BGSU Collegiate Chorale
Jarbe, Mare Jarba..................................arr. Stacy Garrop (b.1969)
Brooke Harvey & Ian Keller, soloists
Sing to us Cedars.............................................................Leah Tracy (b.1998)
Maddy Depinet, soloist
Tuttarana...................................................................Reena Esmail (b.1983)
Olivia Strang, soloist
Combined Choirs
Magnificat................................................................Francesco Durante (1684-1755)
Mvmt. 1
It Takes a Village.....................................................Joan Szymko (b.1957)
???, soloist
Clay Hoffner, djembe
Homeland........................................................................Grace Coberly (b. 1999)
