Welcome to your DOOM!!!

HALLOWEEN ART WARS

BATTLE  #1

and the winner is....CALVIN!

Art films

Prof. Balaschak will be showing these films this coming Monday and Wednesday. Invite your friends and enjoy some '60 and '70 film splendor.
(click to enlarge the poster)

BFA

BFA Submission Guidelines:

1. An Unofficial Transcript
2.Your 6 Strongest Pieces of Artwork

3. A Statement Reflecting your Intention for Entering the Program

Bring the above items to Library room 235  by 5pm on Monday, Nov 1st.

Pick up the above items Nov 5th after 1pm. Decisions will be given before Registration.

Halloween Art Wars sponsored by the LSA

Wednesday October 27th 3pm-5pm 

Dead Man Drawing

Take your shot at drawing the skeleton, "special" drawing supplies will be provided

Thursday October 28th 3pm-5pm

Pumpkin Mutilation

come carve a pumpkin provided by the Flagler Art Department

bring your own torture devices.

Friday October 29th 3pm-5pm

Creepy Cakes

decorate a cake and see if you are equal to the German

Expressionist masters, cakes and icing provided

Sign up for events in the Lobby of the Flagler Art Building.

Limited space is availible.

Ellen Lupton in Orlando

November 11

Join us Nov 11 as Ellen Lupton vents her rage about dumb quotes, bad kerning, free fonts, over-priced toasters, over-stuffed pillows, ill-fitting bras, adult orthodontia, and more, much more. Lupton is a curator, writer, designer, teacher, and world-class complainer who is obsessed with uncovering the design problems all around us. Today, anyone can be a designer-or a publisher, pundit, rock star, or filmmaker. Does that mean we're heading for a more vibrant and interesting world, or one where high quality and good taste are destined for a global meltdown?

Ellen Lupton is curator of contemporary design at Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum, Smithsonian Institution in New York City and director of the Graphic Design MFA program at MICA in Baltimore. She is a 2007 recipient of the AIGA Gold Medal. A frequent lecturer around the U.S. and the world, Lupton will speak about design to anyone who will listen.

AIGA Orlando - Register Now!
($5 M / $10 Non)

Miguel Luciano on PBS

This Sunday evening, Miguel Luciano's  work will be featured in a PBS/Thirteen series entitled Art Through Time: A Global View<http://www.learner.org/courses/globalart/>. It's a thirteen-part series that examines works of art created around the world in different eras.  His work is featured in the first episode, entitled Converging Cultures, which looks at historic and contemporary examples of cultural clashes or collaborations that have led to "hybrid styles, innovative new forms, and the reinterpretation of traditional signs and symbols". This episode also features the work of artists Takashi Murakami and Guillermo Gomez Peña.

For those in the NY / NJ area, the program airs this Sunday, October 10th at 11:30pm on Channel 13. (It will also air on October 24th at 2:30pm.)

You can also view the complete series of Art Trough Time: A Global View<http://www.learner.org/courses/globalart/> online.

Student Gallery Show Tonight!

During tonight's Art Walk, the Crisp-Ellert Museum will be featuring Flagler student work. The opening will be from 5-8pm tonight. Bring your friends and your cool clothes. 

The Gallery will also be open tomorrow from 12-4pm for Flagler's Film Festival. 

The work will remain up for a few weeks.

Reminder: Friday Drawing Club continues

There will be a nude model in Studio 4 today for the Drawing Club's Free Figure Fridays. Come out and get some work done before the show tonight. 

1-4pm