Today's Bulletin Board
Monday
Gordy Gallery Manager to exhibit “Case Studies”
Braydee Euliss, a graduate of Ball State University and a Muncie artist, will exhibit “Case Studies” during April, in the Atrium Gallery. “Case Studies” is an exploratory and provocative exhibit that investigates institutional methods of 3-dimensional display. Euliss earned a BFA in sculpture from Ball State with a semester at Westminster College in London. She has also earned the title of “master framer,” according to Brian Gordy, her employer and owner of Gordy Fine Art and Framing. Not only does she design and complete framing packages, but Euliss works on gilding projects, bringing old and antique frames back to their former golden glory.
Hours:10 a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesday through Friday
Tuesday
Senior thesis exhibitions
Beginning Tuesday in the Atrium Gallery, thesisexhibitions by senior undergraduate art students will be displayed. Opening receptions are announced on a weekly basis by each group of exhibiting students.
Hours: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesday through Friday
Chamber Choir and Concert Choir
The Ball State Chamber Choir, the ensemble comprised of 36 singers and the selective ensemble Concert Choir will perform at 7:30 p.m. in Sursa Hall. Tickets are free with a valid Student ID and $5 for general admission.
Wednesday
Gallery 308 PaperChaser Juried Art Show
The annual works on paper show “PaperChaser”, juried by artist Art Hazelwood, will take place Wednesday. Hazelwood will be on hand to speak about the work. Local artists as well as artists from California and New York also will be at the event. Gallery 308 is free to the public.
Art of Jazz Series: Jazz Ensembles Present “The Kennedy Dream”
The Art of Jazz Series presents “The Kennedy Dream” by Oliver Nelson. The piece was recorded and last performed in 1967. The Show will begin at 7:30 p.m. in Sursa Hall. Tickets are $7, and $5 for students.
Thursday
Geocon II: Design, Drilling and Equipment
A conference designed to give participants a chance to exchange technical notes, develop understandings and share experiences with design, drilling and equipment issues related to ground source, geothermal heat pump technology will be held at the Alumni Center. The conference will run all day. Morning sessions will include presentations from industry leaders followed by an interactive panel session and tours of 47 buildings with geothermal heat pump heating and cooling systems at Ball State.
