Fine to Discuss the Creative Process at Faculty Forum
Aaron Fine, associate professor of art, will present a lecture titled “Puncturing Surfaces: An Examination of the Creative Process” as part of the Truman Faculty Forum at 7 p.m., March 2, in the Student Union Building Alumni Room.
Fine’s presentation will focus on the process of creating a body of work, as well as the connections between his creative research and the work of other artists at various points in history. Specifically, he will focus on the theme of “surfaces” in his paintings to facilitate a discussion of how the artist works and how that relates to a cultural context.
Fine’s presentation will be followed by a reception and exhibition of his artwork.
Fine’s presentation will focus on the process of creating a body of work, as well as the connections between his creative research and the work of other artists at various points in history. Specifically, he will focus on the theme of “surfaces” in his paintings to facilitate a discussion of how the artist works and how that relates to a cultural context.
Fine’s presentation will be followed by a reception and exhibition of his artwork.
