Thursday, April 5 -- 3:30pm - 5pm --Bally's, Platinum Ballroom |
SHIFTING PERSPECTIVES: PRINTMAKING AND FULBRIGHT
Chair: Kate Copeland
Panel: Michael Barnes, Anya Dikareva and Endi Poskovic
In this panel, Fulbright recipients will discuss their experiences
undertaking printmaking-related Fulbright grants. Panelists will summarize their experiences,
share images, discuss creative impact, and address the ways that printmaking
helped them meet the Fulbright goal "to increase mutual understanding
between people of the U.S. and people of other countries through
people-to-people exchange." Endi
Poskovic will speak about his Fulbright Senior Research Fellowship in Poland
and throughout Europe, Anya Dikareva will discuss her Fulbright U.S. Student
Fellowship to Slovakia, Michael Barnes will share his experience in Serbia on a
Fulbright Specialist Fellowship, and Kate Copeland will discuss her Fulbright
Scholar Fellowship in India. The panel
will include a conversation about the application process, with tips for those
interested in applying to Fulbrights in the future, and conclude with a Q&A
session.
ABOUT KATE COPELAND
Kate Copeland is a mischievous documentarian with a penchant for
craft-intensive 19th century photographic and printmaking processes. Using
cyanotype, salt printing, photogravure, letterpress, and more, her work
ossifies and isolates moments in time. She has exhibited nationally and
internationally at a variety of non-profit, alternative and university spaces. Copeland holds an MFA from Rhode Island
School of Design, a teaching certificate from Brown University's Harriet W.
Sheridan Center for Teaching and Learning, and a BA from Macalester College.
She is currently the Chief Academic Officer at Pacific Northwest College of
Art.
ABOUT THE PANEL
Michael Barnes is a Professor of Printmaking at Northern
Illinois University. Anya Dikareva is an alumna of the University of Oregon,
University of Minnesota and a former Kala Art Institute intern. Endi Poskovic
is a Professor at the Penny W. Stamps School of Art and Design, University of
Michigan in Ann Arbor, MI.