Visual Arts

Tate Foley's work explores human relationships through the filter of accessibility to these resources.

Artist's Statement

When equal access is available to the entire society, social progress and collaboration can flourish. All too often, however, small contingencies of the populace seize and restrict these avenues of access for personal gain. Meanwhile, a growing segment of the population has been stripped of this accessibility, turning what could have been a keystone into a wedge.

Talk with the artists, Bolivar Art Gallery

Exhibition runs August 30 - September 2

Presented by the UK School of Art and Visual Studies

Featuring the work of Doreen Maloney, Paul Rodgers, Lee Ann Paynter, Crystal Gregory, Garrett Hansen, Bob Shay, Jeremy Colbert, Mia Cinelli, Jonathan McFadden, and Joel Feldman.

Meet the University of Kentucky School of Art and Visual Studies!

Registration Deadlines: Groups 9/28, Individuals 10/17

A hands-on art experience at the UK School of Art and Visual Studies (SA/VS) for juniors and seniors, their parents and their teachers. Join us for a day of demonstrations and workshops in the Art and Visual Studies Building on Bolivar Street. The day of workshops will end with an optional group activity or campus tour.

Ashley Hunt is interested in how images, objects, maps, writing and performance can engage social ideas and actions, including those of social movements, daily life, the exercise of political power, and the disciplinary boundaries that separate our art worlds from the larger worlds in which they sit. His work looks to structures that allow people to accumulate power, and those which keep others from getting it, while learning from the ways people come to know, contribute to or resist these structures.

Ashley Hunt is interested in how images, objects, maps, writing and performance can engage social ideas and actions, including those of social movements, daily life, the exercise of political power, and the disciplinary boundaries that separate our art worlds from the larger worlds in which they sit. His work looks to structures that allow people to accumulate power, and those which keep others from getting it, while learning from the ways people come to know, contribute to or resist these structures.

Ashley Hunt is interested in how images, objects, maps, writing and performance can engage social ideas and actions, including those of social movements, daily life, the exercise of political power, and the disciplinary boundaries that separate our art worlds from the larger worlds in which they sit. His work looks to structures that allow people to accumulate power, and those which keep others from getting it, while learning from the ways people come to know, contribute to or resist these structures.

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Hosted by the Department of Arts Administration

Exhibition runs August 30 - September 2

Presented by the UK School of Art and Visual Studies

Featuring the work of Doreen Maloney, Paul Rodgers, Lee Ann Paynter, Crystal Gregory, Garrett Hansen, Bob Shay, Jeremy Colbert, Mia Cinelli, Jonathan McFadden, and Joel Feldman.

Presented by the UK School of Art and Visual Studies

Featuring the work of Doreen Maloney, Paul Rodgers, Lee Ann Paynter, Crystal Gregory, Garrett Hansen, Bob Shay, Jeremy Colbert, Mia Cinelli, Jonathan McFadden, and Joel Feldman.