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Monday, February 16, 2015

Historic Preservation Program

Flagler Colleges own adjunct instructor Logan Marconi will be showing his painting series The Meeting, at University of Florida later this month. Don't miss it!

Monday, February 9, 2015

Current Exhibitions at the Crisp-Ellert Art Museum

Re-Riding History: From the Southern Plains to the Matanzas Bay

Curated by Emily Arthur, Marwin Begaye and John Hitchcockay

January 16 to February 28, 2015

Edgar Heap of Birds, For Grandpa, Many Magpies, 2014, monoprint. Courtesy of the artist.
 
More info? Click on the link!

 

Monday, February 2, 2015

Leslie Robison's interview with 365 Artists 365 Days



Detail of Research Drawing #4, 2011
Graphite and yarn on layered drafting vellum
19" by 25"


Leslie Robison, (Chair of the Department of Art & Design at Flagler) had an interview with 365 Artists 365 Days, a website featuring contemporary artists. To learn more Leslie Robison and her artwork, click on the link.
http://365artists365days.com/2015/01/15/leslie-robison-saint-augustine-florida/





 

Friday, January 9, 2015

Loren Myhre Exhibition


Flagler Professor, Loren Myhre will be showing new collages and sculptures this month at Fred Giampietro Gallery with artists, Zachary Keeting and Anahita Vossoughi in an exhibition titled, "Rockless Volume".
FRED.GIAMPIETRO Gallery
 
1064 Chapel Street
New Haven, CT 06510
203.777.7760

Tuesday, January 6, 2015

Watch demos by Interactive Design students

During the fall semester, students in ART 435: Interactive Design developed user-friendly app concepts. Ideas, based on user research, included: 

  • Lostnaut -- an app to help you keep up with items, 
  • Nimble -- an app for people with Rheumatoid arthritis, 
  • Gyst -- a planner app,
  • Ferris Wheel -- a social networking hub, 
  • Liven Up -- an app to help you achieve goals,
  • PreServe -- an app to store and share family recipes, 
  • Find A Latte -- an app to help users find coffee shops,
  • TrailMix -- an app to buy, sell and trade outdoor equipment,
  • 2gather -- a social networking app for members of Mensa, 
  • Cat-O-Log -- an app to track stray cats,
  • Bavel -- a savings app for travel,
  • Worm Nerd -- a library app for book worms,
  • StableUp -- an app for barn management,
  • Military Moms -- an app for military moms, 
  • ScreenIt -- an app for screenwriters, and 
  • TXT2ME -- an app to organize your busy life.  


After designing high-fidelity, interactive prototypes, students created 60-second animations in Adobe Flash to highlight key features of the app and/or demonstrate how it would fit into a user's life. 

Check out their animations: