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January Issue
2010
Columbia College
in Columbia, SC, Offers Works by SC Art Teachers
Tarleton Blackwell
Michel McNinch
Columbia College in
Columbia, SC, will present the exhibit, 4th Annual South Carolina
Art Teachers Invitational Exhibition, on view in the Goodall
Gallery from Jan. 6 through Feb. 7, 2010.
Katherine
Perry
The group exhibition
features ten South Carolina art educators covering a wide variety
of media and content. Two of the featured artists are Columbia
College alumnae.
Sharon Campbell
This annual exhibition
highlights art educators who actively pursue their own artistic
endeavors, and showcases their efforts. Artists this year
include: Tarleton Blackwell, Manning High School; Sharon
Campbell, South Carolina Governor's School for the Arts and Humanities; Katy
Cassell, Fine Arts Center of Greenville County; MacArthur Goodwin,
Spartanburg High School (retired) and former president of the
National Art Education Association; Hayley Gravlee (Columbia
College 2006), Sue Cleveland Elementary School; Marion Mason,
White Knoll High School; Michel McNinch, Independent/Private Art
Instructor; Mary Beth Kennedy Owen (Columbia College 1992); Katherine
Perry, Ridgeview High School; and Melinda Rogers, Busbee Middle
School. A wide variety of media will be shown including sculpture,
mixed media, drawing, photography, and painting.
It goes without saying that within every art teacher there is
an artist. While working hard as educators, these individuals
also remain practicing artists who seek inspiration for their
creative process as well as their teaching methods. As talented
students rise through art education toward careers, art teachers
guide and nurture their development. South Carolina boasts a wide
range of public and private art programs with dedicated instructors
for young artists from every age level and background. This
exhibition is an opportunity to view art instructors as their
artistic self while appreciating their role and impact as educators.
The Columbia College
Goodall Gallery is located in the Spears Music and Art Center
in downtown Columbia on North Main Street, 1301 Columbia College
Drive.
For further information check our SC Institutional Gallery
listings or call 803/786-3899.
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