Many people imagine scanning a 3D object to be a fairly straightforward process — it's like 2D scanning, but with an extra dimension, right?

The Visual Art DUGs need help with the intake and pick-up of works for the 38th Annual Juried Student Art Exhibition.

An award for a Junior or Senior Visual Art Concentrator. Independent concentrators may apply as long as they plan a career in some aspect of art. Eligible projects may be done as completely independent projects outside of Brown, as independent study projects, or as work within the regular department curriculum

This exhibition is open to all currently enrolled Brown University students. Two pieces allowed per student- any media, any size.

Director RaMell Ross describes the loosely developed plot of Hale County This Morning, This Evening, as an “anti-narrative.” The film is a series of beautiful scenes of Hale County, Alabama, and seems to be a love letter to the people there, specifically the black community. The film goes over random snapshots of Ross’ life after his move to Alabama over the span of five years, with him as an unnamed, never-speaking point of view, giving an intimate look at the the lives he documents.

Please donate your surplus and unused art supplies in the designated bins in the List Art studios, or drop them off in the main office (room 222).

Kristine Newson is joining the VA team as the new Academic Program Manager. Stop by room 222 to say hi!

The Visual Art Department is looking for applications from qualified students to work in the labs/ studios for the Spring 2018 semester.

All studios will be closed from Tuesday, November 21 until Sunday, November 27. During this time there will not be lab monitors present in the studios and no students will be permitted to work outside of class time.

The Visual Art Department will be accepting submissions from interested juniors for the 2018 Yale Norfolk Summer Program.

Please join us for our Annual Halloween Social and Costume Contest! We'll have a photobooth for spooky pictures, pizza and candy, arts and crafts, commemorative buttons and a costume contest. Grand prize winner will receive a $20 gift certificate to the RISD:store, plus lots of other prizes and goodies!

Join the Brown Arts Initiative and the Jonathan M. Nelson Center for Entrepreneurship for a panel discussion exploring the inception and evolution of sound ideas and the podcasting industry and the potential for sound and podcasts to act as an avenue to launch initiatives, careers and businesses.

Nick Cave is an artist, educator and dancer whose work involves sculpture, installation, video, sound and performance.

This year our department will be continuing the work of DIAP (Diversity and Inclusion Action Plan). We need students who are interested in working with Theresa Ganz, Winnie Gier, Paul Myoda, and RaMell Ross on DIAP initiatives for 2017-18.

This year our department will be continuing the work of DIAP (Diversity and Inclusion Action Plan)

here has been some confusion regarding the new VA Concentration requirements and who they apply to. If you are a first year student or sophomore (Class of 2020 and 2021) you are under the "new" rules.

Last Friday, students and faculty from the University and the Rhode Island School of Design gathered in the List Art Center's David Winton Bell Gallery for the opening reception of Richard Fishman's exhibition, "What Remains." Fishman, who has crafted inventively disruptive pieces since the '60s, is renowned for his interdisciplinary works that juxtapose natural and synthetic materials to create striking sculpture installations.

The VA Lending Library is open daily from 1-3pm. Equipment is available for a 7-day checkout period. Equipment available includes digital cameras, video cameras, tripods, projectors, sound recorders, microphones, etc

On the night of September 11, 2001, artists Paul Myoda and Julian LaVerdiere watched from Brooklyn as an ashy and gaseous cloud formed over the remnants of the World Trade Center. The lights that illuminated Ground Zero during rescue efforts set this plume of smoke aglow, and through it, both men felt they could still see the buildings.

Check out the “Welcome Back” poster for a full listing of courses offered in the Visual Art Department this semester.

We look forward to a year full of interesting visiting artist lectures and exciting programs. I encourage you to join us for all that you can manage.