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FACULTY &STUDENT NEWSFoad Afshar, art educationfaculty, has been elected as thePresident of the NewHampshire PsychologicalAssociation. Foad has alsorecently finished a researchproject with the Beech StreetElementary ESOL studentsusing the arts as a means toimprove prosocial behaviorsand communication. Foad willalso be presenting at theNational Art Educator’sAssociation on the impact ofart education on braindevelopment, March 16 – 20,2011 in Seattle, WA.Ceramics faculty member JohnBaymore’s work was includedin the invitational Bowls, Bowls,Bowls exhibition held at theWorcester Center for Crafts inDecember 2010. This comingMarch and April, he will exhibitwoodfired work included in theupcoming Shoulders We StandOn competitive exhibition atthe Nancy Marco Fine CraftsGallery in Tampa, FL, held as apart of the annual conferenceof the National Council forEducation for the Ceramic Arts.Elizabeth Cameron,printmaking faculty, wasselected to exhibit her work inExpressions, a Monotype Guildof New England, a memberjuriedexhibition at the ZulloGallery Center for the Arts inMedford, MA, through March26, 2011.Elizabeth will also exhibitalongside printmaking facultyBill Cass, Director ofEnrollment and StudentServices, Liam Sullivan as wellas BFA students Kate Knoxand Brett Parenteau, CTstudent Hanna Phelps and CEstudent Soosen Dunholter, atPrints of the Year, a printmakingexhibition held at the UNHSchool of Law in Concord, NH.The exhibition features 80prints by 40 New Hampshireprintmakers and runs throughApril 1, 2011.Foundations faculty EleanorClough, participated in theCurrier Museum of Art’s 70thAnniversary Faculty Exhibition atthe Currier’s Art Center. Herwork is on display throughMarch 7. For more informationvisit www.currier.org.John Jameson Connor,senior BFA illustration student,received second prize at theYork Art Association’s Launchexhibition in York Harbor, ME.Dan Enright, junior, BFAillustration, received anhonorable mention in the sameexhibition, and Cait Giunta,senior, BFA illustration was alsoselected for the exhibit, whichran through January 30.Rane Hall, chairperson ofliberal arts, has collaboratedwith curatorial and publicprogramming staff at theCurrier Museum of Art toprepare information anddiscussion questions for theCurrier’s new Online BookClub. The online book club isdesigned to be a resource forexisting book clubs that areinterested in linking works ofliterature to art on view at themuseum. To launch theprogram, Rane preparedmaterials that pair RalphEllison’s novel Invisible Manwith a new museumacquisition: Glenn Ligon’spaintings Invisible Man (TwoViews). Rane also recentlyreviewed the Frank StellaIrregular Polygon Series on viewat the Hood Museum of Art forArt New England. The Stellaexhibit at the Hood runsthrough early March.The work of BFA students KateKnox, Corey Mikula, EmilyPalmquist and BrettJOHN CONNOR / PaintingKATE KNOX / PrintmakingParenteau was selected toappear in the 7th Arches StudentPrint Exhibition, sponsored byBoston Printmakers and held atthe Danforth Museum of Art,Framingham, MA. Please visitwww.danforthmuseum.org fordates and information.Sebastian Lockwood, liberalarts faculty, is performing PaintCaesar Dead on March 4, 2011,at 5:30 pm at the NewHampshire Institute of Art, TheLife of Caesar on March 16,2011, at 7 pm at the DurhamPublic Library in Durham, NH,and Arts Equinox on April 15,2011, at 10:30 am at theDriscoll School in Brookline,MA. For more informationabout these performances andfor future performances, visitwww.lumenarts.com.continued on page 16FACULTY & STUDENT NEWS15866-241-4918 • WWW.NHIA.EDU