Youra Song
Youra Song
Linocut 2016
Several Dordt College art and design students, taking printmaking for the first time, recently had their artwork selected in a juried Regional Exhibition. Dabin Jeong, Youra Song, and Kwan Yong Park were among the twenty-five regional artists featured in Orange City Arts’ exhibit April 22–30, 2016 at the DeWitt Theatre Arts Center at Northwestern College in Orange City, Iowa.
Friday, April 29, 2016
Dordt College printmaking student: Youra Song, South Korea
Thursday, April 28, 2016
Dordt College graphic design and printmaking student: Kwan Yong Park, South Korea
Kwan Yong Park
Untitled
Two-Color Linocut 2016
Several Dordt College art and design students, taking printmaking for the first time, recently had their artwork selected in a juried Regional Exhibition. Dabin Jeong, Youra Song, and Kwan Yong Park were among the twenty-five regional artists featured in Orange City Arts’ exhibit April 22–30, 2016 at the DeWitt Theatre Arts Center at Northwestern College in Orange City, Iowa.
Wednesday, April 27, 2016
Dordt College printmaking student: Dabin Jeong, South Korea
Dabin Jeong
Water
Linocut 2016
Several Dordt College art and design students, taking printmaking for the first time, recently had their artwork selected in a Juried Regional Exhibition. Dabin Jeong, Youra Song, and Kwan Yong Park were among the twenty-five regional artists featured in Orange City Arts’ exhibit April 22–30, 2016 at the DeWitt Theatre Arts Center at Northwestern College in Orange City, Iowa.
We’ll be featuring each of these students in the subsequent DCAIGA blog pieces.
Wednesday, April 6, 2016
Roy R. Behrens and David Versluis show now on view at South Suburban College.
SOUTH HOLLAND, Illinois — Exhibition on view of artworks created in
collaboration between graphic design professors Roy R. Behrens and David
M. Versluis. The exhibit, “Graphic Designers Collaborate: Attention to
Detail,” will run to April 21 at South Suburban College’s Dorothea Thiel Gallery. Photograph courtesy of Sergio Gomez.
Saturday, April 2, 2016
David Versluis’s monoprint image is juror’s selection for the Orange City Arts Council’s regional art show promotional poster
Northern Lights
Monoprint: Block printing ink on paper
Image size: 6" x 8"
2015
Poster size: 8.5" x 11"
Poster design by Phil Scorza
David Versluis’s monoprint image was recently selected by the jurors for the Orange City Arts Council’s regional art show promotional poster.
Tuesday, March 29, 2016
New Work: The 2016 Sioux County Oratorio Chorus Poster
David Versluis, designer © 2016
Typestyle design: “Calibre” by Kris Sowersby.
Size: 12 x 18 inches, 30.5 x 45.7 cm
Design modernist, Rudolph de Harak’s (1924-2002) 1955 record album cover is the inspiration for this piece. The patterns and rhythms suggest a mosaic of implied structures and musical color notations. Read More......
Friday, March 11, 2016
Jim Dine at the Poetry Foundation in Chicago
Jim Dine (b. 1935) after the poetry reading conversing with New York poet Vincent Katz far left. Visual artist, Jim Dine has always had an affinity for poets and poetry. The following is from an artnet interview with Dine by New York poet, Ilka Scobie. Dine says, “You know I was a bad boy in school primarily because I couldn’t read well, because I’m dyslexic. And the only thing I could read was poetry till I was 22 and I started to read novels. But you know, poetry kept me in the world of language.”
An exterior view of a “roomful of words”—photo taken from the entryway to the Poetry Foundation. The Foundation building is brilliantly designed by architect John Ronan of Chicago. Photography by versluis
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