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Three SAAHP Faculty receive 2012/13 RWU Foundation to Promote Scholarship and Teaching Grants

November 1st, 2012 by rsargent116

Professor of Art Michael Rich, Associate Professor of Art Elizabeth Duffy, and Associate Professor of Art Murray McMillan have all received 2012/13 grants from the Roger Williams University Foundation to Promote Scholarship and Teaching. Rich’s proposal “Confluence: Searching for the Spiritual in Abstraction” was awarded a grant and course release, including support for student involvement. Duffy received a grant for her research project, “Insidious Environments”, also including support for student involvement. McMillan received travel support and supplies for his upcoming video Installation at Qbox Gallery, Athens, Greece.

Posted by: rsargent116 November 1st, 2012
Tags: Elizabeth Duffy  Michael Rich  Murray McMillan  teaching grants  

Elizabeth Duffy receives US and Italian Fellowships during 2012/13 Sabbatical

September 17th, 2012 by dalexander

Associate Professor of Art Elizabeth Duffy is the recipient of two fellowships during her 2012/13 sabbatical. Duffy is currently Artist-in-Residence on Governor’s Island in New York through the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council’s Swing Space program. During her Swing Space residency at Governors Island, Duffy will develop installations using sources from the grand homes on the island and the patterns from security envelopes of corporations across the bay. Find out more about Duffy’s work here at www.lmcc.net/residencies/swingspace/current_artists.

Posted by: dalexander September 17th, 2012
Tags: Elizabeth Duffy  Fellowship  

Elizabeth Duffy receives US and Italian Fellowships during 2012/13 Sabbatical

August 25th, 2012 by glaramie

Associate Professor of Art Elizabeth Duffy is the recipient of two fellowships during her 2012/13 sabbatical.  Duffy is currently Artist-in-Residence on Governor’s Island in New York through the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council’s Swing Space program. During her Swing Space residency at Governors Island, Duffy will develop installations using sources from the grand homes on the island and the patterns from security envelopes of corporations across the bay.

Duffy will follow this with a Bogliasco Fellowship at the Liguria Study Center for the Arts and Humanitites on the Italian Riviera.  Applicants for these Fellowships demonstrate significant achievement in their disciplines, and take up projects leading to the completion of an artistic, literary, or scholarly work, followed by publication, performance, exhibition, or other public presentation.

Posted by: glaramie August 25th, 2012
Tags: Elizabeth Duffy  
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