Spring Montes, Straddling the 405, 2012
2014 NJSE
a�?Material Worlda�? Milwaukee, Wisconsin
the Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design
The 48th Annual NCECA Conference, a�?Material World,a�? will be held in Milwaukee, Wisconsin at the Delta Center, March 19 a�� March 22, 2014. In conjunction with the conference, Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design will host the 2014 NCECA National Student Juried Exhibition,
March 4 a�� March 22, 2014.
2014 Participating Artists | ||
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Liana Agnew Edinboro University of Pennsylvania |
Crista Ames University of Montana |
James Barker Kansas State University |
Rickie Barnett California State University, Chico |
Tristyn Bustamante Arizona State University |
Hannah Cameron Ohio University |
Joshua Clark Cranbrook Academy of Art |
Trisha Coates Wichita State University |
Heather Couch Arizona State University |
Virginia Eckinger The University of Alabama |
Thomas Edwards University of Nebraska, Lincoln |
Marty Fielding University of Florida |
Marisa Finos Virginia Commonwealth University |
Michelle Florence Virginia Commonwealth University |
Forrest Gard Louisiana State University |
Michael Gesiakowski Southern Illinois University |
Gustav Hamilton Kansas State University |
Seana Higgins Ohio University |
Andrew Hoeppner University of Washington |
Jocelyn Howard Edinboro University of Pennsylvania |
Michael Hurley California State University, Chico |
Kahlil Irving Kansas City Art Institute |
Victoria Jang California College of the Arts |
Ben Jordan Northern Arizona University |
Sarah Justice Georgia State University |
Nina Kawar Clemson University |
Gunyoung Kim The Ohio State University |
Jin Kim Cranbrook Academy of Art |
Trevor King University of Michigan |
Patrick Kingshill San Jose State University |
Benjamin Lambert Edinboro University of Pennsylvania |
Yeon Joo Lee Rhode Island School of Design |
Jessi Li Virginia Commonwealth University |
Jessica Longobardo SUNY New Paltz |
Roberto Lugo Pennsylvania State University |
Wade MacDonald Michigan State University |
Marsha Mack Syracuse University |
Shalya Marsh University of Nebraska, Lincoln |
Sharon McCoy Fort Hays State University |
Sarah McNutt Kansas State University |
Nicholas Oh San Francisco State University |
Ginnifer Oa��Keefe University of Missouri, Columbia |
Brooks Oliver Pennsylvania State University |
Anthony Pearson Southern Utah University |
Jordan Pieper Oregon College of Art and Craft |
Tai Rogers Indiana University |
Erika Sanada Academy of Art University |
Phyllis Schlessinger University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee |
Justin Schortgen University of Iowa |
Melanie Sherman Kansas City Art Institute |
Rachelyn Spry SUNY Buffalo |
Iren Tete University of Missouri, Columbia |
Kodi Thompson Edinboro University of Pennsylvania |
Adriel Tong Rhode Island School of Design |
Lauren Tucci Edinboro University of Pennsylvania |
Nicholas Wells University of Minnesota |
Bill Wilkey University of Missouri, Columbia |
JURORS:
Tara Wilson
Tara Wilson is a studio potter living in Montana City, Montana. Wilson received a BFA from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville in 2000 and an MFA degree from the University of Florida in 2003. She has been a resident artist at the Archie Bray Foundation and the Red Lodge Clay Center. Wilson was selected as an emerging artist for the 2006 NCECA conference and was a presenter at the 2006 International Woodfire Conference in Flagstaff. She has given lectures and workshops throughout the United States; and her work has been exhibited internationally. Wilson was a demonstrator at the 2009 NCECA conference in Phoenix, AZ.
Jeffrey Mongrain
Jeffrey Mongrain creates both gallery-based works and site-specific pieces. The sited works are primarily located in spiritual spaces. His gallery-based sculptures are reductive and generally reference iconic forms. Scientific findings and religious philosophy are the conceptual foundation of his emotive forms. Some of Mongraina��s recent solo exhibitions include the Daum Museum of Contemporary Art in Sedalia, MO, the San Angelo Museum of Fine Art in San Angelo, TX, the National Museum of Catholic Art in New York City, the Diego Rivera Museum in Guanajuato, Mexico, the Temple Gallery in Rome, Italy, the Newcastle Regional Art Gallery in Australia, the Museo de Antropologia in Mexico, the John Elder Gallery in New York City, and the Perimeter Gallery in Chicago. Jeffrey Mongrain has been a Professor of Art at Hunter College in New York City since 1995. He previously taught for seven years at the Glasgow School of Art in Scotland.
Eligibility:
The 2014 NCECA NSJE is open to full-time undergraduate, graduate and post-baccalaureate students (as defined by their home institution) enrolled in the United States of America. Students enrolled at institutions on which the jurors currently serve as faculty are not eligible to apply. The applicant must be working towards a degree or be a post-baccalaureate in art at the time of submittal.