Accomplishments: College of Fine Arts
Stephen Caplan's (Music) article, "Eviter la Perte Auditive," was recently published in La Lettre du Hauboïste, the journal of the Association Française du Hautbois. This is a translation of Caplan's article, "Avoiding Hearing Loss," which was published in 2022 in The Double Reed.
Professor Ashley Hairston Doughty (Art) was named the Artist of the Month for August 2023 by the College Book Art Association (CBAA). She will be presenting her work as part of the association’s Book Arts Series on Saturday, August 19 at 10 a.m. (PST). The presentation, titled, “Sharing Personal Experiences through Visual Storytelling," will…
Amy Brown (Music) was an invited presenter for the 2023 AstroKnot Festival. "The AstroKnot Festival, powered by PNC, is all about tying Space Age Ideas to our current pedagogy using design and invention. Our goal with this conference is to encourage and foster creativity, curiosity, and collaboration in order to demonstrate strategies we can use…
Professor Stephen Caplan (Music) was a featured performer and teacher for the Ostrava Oboe Master Classes, held at the University of Ostrava in the Czech Republic. He joined other international faculty for a week of teaching, coaching, and performing with oboe students from around the world.
Hikmet Sidney Loe (Art) was an invited presenter for CRITICAL GROUND, an initiative created by Granary Arts in Ephraim, Utah, exploring how the dialogue of art critique might shift towards communities and artists working outside the frameworks of New York City and Los Angeles. Her in-the-field session explored ideas of center (geographical,…
At the 49th Annual Pacific-Southwest Emmy Awards, Alex Stopa’s (Music) original composition, Spiral, received three Emmy nominations, winning two of these in the categories of "Arts and Entertainment" and "Director – Short Form Content."
Stopa says, “I’m thrilled and honored to receive these Awards. I hope that this unique project helps…
Professor Stephen Caplan (Music) is a featured clinician for the international conference of the Association for Body Mapping Education (ABME), being held at the University of North Carolina, Charlotte from June 21-25. Caplan is a Sponsoring Teacher for the organization and is leading master classes and round table discussions. ABME educates…
Jung-Hwa Kim (Architecture) delivered a virtual oral presentation for a Library Company of Philadelphia and Historical Society of Pennsylvania fellowship colloquium on June 5, 2023. The fellowship-awarded research, “The Design and Use of the Wanamaker’s Department Store Rooftop in Philadelphia, 1910 to the 1920s,” showed how the Wanamaker’s in…
Tiffany Lin (Art) is the recipient of Nevada Arts Council's Project Grant for Artists for fiscal year 2023. Funds will be used to produce two artist books featuring Lin's newest drawings. The books will be printed in collaboration with bearbear studio & press in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and are slated for release late 2023.
Hikmet Loe (Art) participated in “Finding the Flow: A Virtual Symposium Considering Art and Water,” a public presentation by Southwest Contemporary in partnership with SITE Santa Fe on May 16, 2023, sharing information from her article "Viewing the Colorado River: Between Art and Actuality," published online and in print by Southwest Contemporary.
Daniella Etel Courban (Fine Arts), part-time instructor, participated in a robust round-table discussion on the state of art in downtown Las Vegas and beyond. This aired live on KNPR's State of Nevada on May 15, 2023.
Warren D. Cobb has been named the associate dean of the 51ԹϺ College of Fine Arts, where he is responsible for leading community partnerships, initiatives, and projects. Prior to this role, he served as the associate chair and director of Production Operations in the department of film. Warren's expertise in the art, business, and logistics of the…