Art Scholarship Folder 2022

ART Fine Arts Scholarships

art department chair Welcome to the Carthage Department of Art! I am so glad that you’ve decided to participate in our annual competition for incoming students. This event is an opportunity for the faculty to meet you and get to know you as an artist.

Meanwhile, please do make use of today’s visit to get all of your questions answered. We will be giving you a tour of the studios, you’ll meet some of our faculty, and you’ll see that the opportunities for our students to learn and develop as artists are among the finest in the region.

Our committed professors are also practicing artists who will be at your side as you journey from beginning student to highly educated skilled practitioner.

While you are here, don’t hesitate to ask about study abroad, internships, January field study courses, Carthage in Chicago, and other exciting possibilities in the field of art. Studio art majors may also add art education (K-12 certification) or graphic design to their majors. We work closely with Career Services so that you can explore career opportunities that match your interests and your gifts to the needs of the job market. Whether you are looking at a career in art therapy, biological illustration, design -- or even a career that isn’t directly related to art but that draws on your wellhoned creative skills – you will find that a liberal arts education with a major in studio art will serve you well.

In the Carthage Department of Art, we believe that artists serve the community in important ways. Art is basic to our humanity, and if you have the courage to pursue your vocation in art, we will work closely with you to help you become the best artist that you can be.

We look forward to meeting you!

Warm wishes, Kimberly Greene, M.F.A Chair, Department of Art Associate Professor of Art kgreene@carthage.edu | 262-551-6247 carthage.edu/art

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Carthage offers majors and minors in studio art and art history, along with a major in art education. Artists quickly set up shop in the studio, forming a community focused on original and relevant work. The contemplative backdrop of Lake Michigan provides a rich palette for inspiration.

Explore artistic media in small classes side-by-side with professional painters, sculptors, photographers, and art historians who teach from experience. See exhibits by top regional artists without leaving campus at the H. F. Johnson Gallery of Art, and take advantage of the museum-rich Chicago-to-Milwaukee corridor.

Carthage art students have gone on to graduate study at top institutions. They’ve earned competitive scholarships for master’s and doctoral study, leading them to positions as artists and lecturers at colleges and universities.

Scholarships Carthage offers a number of competitive scholarships to prospective studio art, art history and art education majors. These scholarships are awarded based upon a cumulative review of a candidate’s application for admission to Carthage, in addition to a review of the applicant’s studio art portfolio or art history writing by members of the Art Department faculty.

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The Carthage art faculty comprises professional artists and scholars of art history.

Take studio classes with professors whose work has been featured in exhibits from Chicago to Beijing and scenic artists who have designed film and theater sets in New York and Los Angeles. Professors also enhance your knowledge of art history, pulling from their areas of expertise.

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We offer flexible programs of study so you can concentrate on the medium that best suits your passion.

Studio Art Follow your own interests while investigating meaning and developing keen critical ability. Courses cover drawing, painting, photography, printmaking, illustration, ceramics, sculpture, video and sound.

Art History Place yourself at the heart of the liberal arts tradition while studying the great works of art from around the globe. Students will learn the important role the arts play in human society, nourish their love of art, and develop critical life skills in problem solving, aesthetics, visual literacy, and cultural sensitivity.

Art Education The major in art with K-12 public school licensure prepares students for initial certification, leading to a Wisconsin license in art education. Develop the skills you need to be a practicing studio artist, as well as an effective teacher.

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Internships Carthage students have a strong track record of obtaining positions in museums and galleries around the world. These internships immerse students in emerging practices and invite their contributions to major projects.

Exhibitions Exhibit your work at the Campbell Student Union Art Gallery and the annual Juried Student Art Exhibition, as well as in the numerous local and regional galleries.

Each year students participate in an exchange exhibition allowing them to exhibit their work at another college. In addition, students learn o curate and install work putting together an exhibition here at Carthage of student work from the other college.

Travel Don’t just read about the masters; study their work up close, whether wandering the Louvre in Paris or the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao in Spain on a J-Term study tour.

Or take a deeper look — art students have spent a semester in Morocco, Japan, New Zealand, and throughout Europe.

Art Club Students of all majors and artistic abilities are welcome to collaborate, create, appreciate and learn about art in a relaxing environment.

Kappa Pi Kappa Pi is an international honorary art fraternity. The Zeta Alpha Psi chapter at Carthage aims to spread art among the community, reaching beyond the campus.

what our students say “Drawing, 2-D and 3-D gave me strong foundations so I could explore different art media with art therapy clients.

Carthage developed my ability to be creative.”

– Jena Thomas ’14 “When I was a freshman, I liked to stay in my comfort zone as an illustrator, but now as a junior I’ve been pushed to build my skills in a multitude of arts. I’ve learned new skills in mediums like ceramics, oils, and wire sculpting.”

– Coleton Keener ’17’ “All of the professors at Carthage are excited—not just about what they’re doing, but about what you’re learning. It’s that personal attention that makes coming here so awesome.”

– Kayleen Hannigan ’12 “Making so many great friends, and meeting so many awesome professors has been the biggest surprise!”

– Jacob del Negro ‘21 “The best moments happen in the studio late at night with other art majors and minors. We have a lot of fun together while doing the thing we love most, making art.”

– Analisa Follensbee ’21 “I think the biggest surprise so far is all the opportunities I’ve gotten at Carthage.

From art gallery assistant to graphic design intern, I never thought I was capable of being the person to receive these opportunities, but Carthage faculty and staff have pushed me to be the best version of myself.”

– Jess Thierfelder ’20

h. f. johnson gallery of art The H. F. Johnson Gallery of Art gives Carthage students and faculty the opportunity to engage with current regional and national art trends, and the conceptual ideas that they represent. Directed by artist and educator Ryan Peter Miller, the gallery also extends exposure to these works of art to the community.

With an exhibition space of more than 1,700 square feet, and exhibition catalogs with essays written by such prominent art critics as James Yood, Fred Camper, and Garret Holg, the H. F. Johnson Gallery of Art is one of Kenosha’s best-kept secrets.

The gallery provides generous exhibition opportunities for artists to share their work with a newly developed audience eager to experience how the world can be seen through viewpoints very different from their own. Through the H. F. Johnson Gallery of Art, students and members of the community find new meanings in places they may never have thought to look.

Gallery Hours Tuesday to Friday, Noon to 5 p.m.

Thursday Extended Evenings, Noon to 8 p.m.

Saturday, 1 to 4 p.m .

Contact Us To contact the H. F. Johnson Gallery of Art, please call 262-551-6341.

upcoming exhibitions V Crushable Feb. 8 – March 11 Opening Reception: Feb. 10 | 3:30-6:30 p.m Noah Kashiani’s sculptures employ upcycled materials from local thrift stores — a testament to high fashion, placing emphasis on materialism and late capitalism. Kelly Reaves’ paintings are driven by a fascination with the natural world and a hyperactive inner dialogue. The process-driven, intuitive work is the tangible product of meditation, intended to clear the mind.

All Visual Faculties Intact March 22 – April 22 Opening Reception: March 24 | 3:30-6:30 p.m.

This triennial exhibit highlights the scholarly and creative activities of Studio Art and Graphic Design faculty.

Senior Exhibitions Dec. 3-11 | Opening Reception: Dec. 4, 1-3 p.m.

March 28 – April 9 | Opening Reception: March 31, 3:30-6:30 p.m.

April 30 – May 6 | Opening Reception: April 30, 1-3 p.m.

May 12-18 | Opening Reception: May 14, 1-3 p.m.

To celebrate the completion of their senior thesis projects, graduating Carthage Studio Art Majors present a group exhibition of their work in a variety of media. This showcase also serves as a springboard event for our emerging professional artists and is the first step of their exciting new careers as Carthage alumni.

Seventh Annual Art Walk May 14 | 1-3 p.m.

Join us for the seventh annual Art Walk at various venues across our beautiful, flowering lakeside campus. Stroll along Lake Michigan in the balmy May weather and admire the capstone thesis projects of Carthage studio art and graphic design majors, using many different forms of media.

past exhibitions 2021-2022 Recent Alumni Group Exhibition, Sept. 14-25 StoryTeching/Immersive Tales, Oct. 5 - Nov. 13 Studio Art Senior Exhibition, Nov. 21-24 Two Men and a Truck, Feb. 4-26 Ground, March 8 - April 9 2019-2020 Interrupted Underpinning, Sept. 4 – Oct. 18 The Women of Carthage Alumni Exhibition, Oct. 30 – Dec. 14 Studio Art Senior Exhibition, Dec 2-14 Annual Intercollegiate Exchange Show, Jan. 8-29 Well Heeled, Feb. 6 – March 6 The Archive & the Repertoire, March 18 – April 17 (canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic) Annual Student Art Show, March 25 – April 4 (canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic) Senior Exhibitions, April 25 – May 16 (canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic) Annual Art Walk, May 9 (canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic) 2018-2019 Chapel, Oct. 31 – Dec. 7 Annual Intercollegiate Exchange Show, Jan. 9-31 Break Loose, Feb. 6 – March 15 Carthage College Faculty Exhibition, March 20 – April 18 Senior Exhibitions, April 27 – May 18 Annual Art Walk, May 11 2017-2018 Privates, Sept. 6 – Nov. 4 The Saint John’s Bible, Nov. 13 – Dec. 15 Clear and Present, Jan. 8 – March 2 At Home , March 12 – April 20 Studio Art Thesis Exhibitions , April 27 – May 12 Annual Art Walk, May 5 2016-2017 Surfacing, Sept. 7 – Oct. 22 Lability, Oct. 31 – Dec. 13 The Kenosha/Racine Invitational Show, Jan. 9 – Feb. 25 What Remains is Dust , March 6 – April 22 Studio Art Thesis Exhibitions , April 28 – May 19 2015-2016 Articulate Visions: The Convergence of Art and Science , Sept. 9 – Nov. 14 Carthage Art and Graphic Design Faculty Exhibit, Nov. 30 – Jan. 23 Throes of Progress II, Feb. 2 – March 19 Rare Fruits & Tall Tales, March 28 – April 29 Studio Art Thesis Exhibitions , May 2-14

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