Fine Arts

Mixed-media works by Fine Arts alumnus Douglas Black (CCAD 1990) are on display in a solo show at the Niki Club Resort and Spa in Nasu, Japan, through June 29.

The works included in the exhibition, titled River of Dreams, are the result of Black's three-month artist residency in the glass studio at the world-renowned resort.

Paintings by Fine Arts alumnus Ed Valentine (CCAD 1991) are on display at Envoy Enterprises in New York City through June 22.

The solo exhibition includes pieces painted between 1997 and 2014

Valentine's work has been in exhibitions in Paris, Tokyo, Sharjah, Prague, and San Francisco. He is from Delaware, OH, and currently teaches art at Ohio State University’s Lima campus.

Fine Arts alumna and Associate Professor of CORE Studio Julie Abijanac (CCAD 1992) is one of four artists whose work is on display in Made with Paper at Art Access Gallery.

The exhibition illustrates different approaches to printmaking and will be on display at the Bexley, OH, gallery through June 2.

Revisiting Old Masters: New Works by Mariana Smith, a solo exhibition by the adjunct instructor and Fine Arts alumna (CCAD 2002), was recently on display at Hammond Harkins Gallery in Bexley, OH.

The exhibition consisted of works inspired by Renaissance and early Baroque miniature paintings.

In 2013, Smith was the recipient of a Dresden Residency from the Greater Columbus Arts Council and traveled to Germany to study miniature paintings at the Gemäldegalerie Alte.

An exhibition curated by Michael Stillion, Foundations Studies adjunct instructor and Fine Arts alumnus (CCAD 2002), is on display at the Contemporary Arts Center in Cincinnati.

Fine Arts alumnus Evin Dubois (CCAD 2013) has two pieces in ONoff: An Exhibition of Makers at SooLOCAL in Minneapolis.

The exhibition features artists whose work demands exploration both on and off the body.

Fine Arts alumnus Douglas Black (CCAD 1990) was invited to exhibit his work for the third time at the 2014 Mungyeong Traditional Chasabal Festival April 30–May 6, voted the best festival in Korea by the Korean Ministry of Culture, Sports & Tourism.

The festival celebrates the chasabal, a traditional Korean tea bowl. One of Black's tea bowls was accepted for permanent display in the Mungyeong Ceramic Museum.

Fine Arts alumnus Adam Elliott's collection of collages, college ruled!, is now on display at the Oak Room Gallery.

Elliott, also a drummer for the Columbus band Times New Viking, told Columbus Alive! that this is his first show since graduating from CCAD in 2004 that doesn't involve music or other artists.

Work by Fine Arts alumna Stephanie Steele (CCAD 2004) is now on display at Wild Goose Creative, a multipurpose creative space.

The exhibition, titled The Simulacra Fayum Chronicles, is Steele's first solo show in three years. It features a series of portraits and figures that capture a moment of transition or transformation and the possibility of sudden loss.

Artifacts from Steele's creative process are also on display.

Columbus College of Art & Design students partnered with the You Will Rise Project, a multimedia anti-bullying initiative created by Illustration alumnus Paul Richmond, to create Art Against Bullying, a powerful exhibition now on display in CCAD's Design Studios on Broad.