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The Rozsa Center is pleased to announce the opening of the 2013 Great Lakes Showcase: An Annual Juried Exhibition of Fine Arts and Crafts, sponsored by Michigan Tech’s Department of Visual and Performing Arts. The public is invited to a reception for the artists on Tuesday, March 5, 7 p.m.-9 p.m.
According to Susie Kilpela, artist and longtime faculty member of the VPA, “I am happy to be involved in the GLS, a celebrated art exhibit at Michigan Tech.”
According to showcase coordinator Sarah Fayen Scarlett, “The Peoples’ Choice award gives visitors a chance to choose their favorite. Come in and vote for the piece you like best!”
Read more at Tech Today, by the Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts.
Art Minors Display Their Work
Now through Friday, Dec. 21, six graduating seniors who are minoring in art are displaying their work on the south mezzanine of the Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts. They are:
Lindsey Licht–Exercise Science
Jeanette Head–Computer Science
Zhe Yang–Mechanical Engineering
Maxwell Lesatz–Civil Engineering
Jared Schuleter–Mechanical Engineering
Andrea Walvatne–Mechanical Engineering
There will also be a reception for the students, Friday, Dec. 14, from 7:30 to 9:00 p.m., with refreshments.
According to senior lecturer Sue Kilpela, the show features drawings, paintings and 3D work. “More importantly, these students display their commitment to the arts while achieving their other rigorous goals!” Kilpela says.
Licht and Schuleter also have art hanging in the State Representatives’ Anderson Office Building as part of the juried “Art in the House” project displaying work by Michigan’s fifteen public universities.
From Tech Today.
The Board of Control recognized three longtime employees for a total of 128 years of service to the University. Among them was Mary Ann Beckwith, who gave 39 years of service.
Read more at Michigan Tech News, by Jennifer Donovan.
Lindsey Licht, a fifth-year exercise science major, is also an artist, and two of her sketches have been selected for display in the House of Representatives Office Building in Lansing, part of the annual Art in the House exhibit.
Licht’s teacher is pleased. “I have had Lindsey in several art classes,” says Susan Kilpela, senior lecturer in visual and performing arts.
Read more at Michigan Tech News, by Dennis Walikainen.
The Department of Visual and Performing Arts invites the campus community to a retirement party for Professor Mary Ann Beckwith from 4 to 6 p.m., Wednesday, Sept. 12, in the Rozsa Lobby. Mary Ann taught art at Michigan Tech for more than 30 years.
The 2012-2013 Arts Marketing Plan will promote the relevance of art at Michigan Tech, focusing on arts as they relate to the Michigan Tech STEM mission. This includes continuing to cross-promote VPA and Rozsa events.
Engineers make great artists make great engineers” is a theme that will appear throughout the campaign. Design elements will focus on da Vinci drawings.
Read more at Michigan Tech News, by Jennifer Donovan.
The Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts and the Department of Visual and Performing Arts announce their 2012-13 season.
The Department of Visual and Performing Arts will produce five plays, capping the year with a production of “Fiddler on the Roof” in April.
Subscription sales begin the first week of August. Single ticket sales begin the first week of September. To purchase tickets, contact Ticketing Services at 487-2073, or go online at rozsa.tickets.mtu.edu .
Read more at Tech Today, by Bethany Jones.
An artful show
The Student Art and Design Show is on display at the Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts at Michigan Technological University.
Read more at the Mining Gazette, by Stacey Kukkonen.
Great Lakes Showcase exhibit in Rozsa Gallery continues through March 30
Artist Susanne Kilpela, winner of the Best of Show award in the three-dimensional category at the Great Lakes Showcase exhibit, is pictured here with her porcelain sculpture, “Temporal Touchstone,” in the Rozsa Gallery during the opening reception March 12. Kilpela also won a third place award in the 3D category for her piece “Communciation Issues.” (Photos by Keweenaw Now)
Read more at Keweenaw Now.
Lecturer Susanne Kilpela (VPA) received two awards at the recent Great Lakes Showcase at the Rozsa Center: Two of her porcelain creations earned best of show in 3–D and third place in 3–D. In all, 14 artists received awards.