WORKSHOPS:Remembrance Through Drawing Heidi Hogden Artists who create work concerned with memory and the past do not necessarily use the form of a memorial or commemorative gesture. Focusing on artists whose work addresses themes relating to place, the purpose of this presentation is to broaden and deepen the current discussion about the subject of remembrance through drawing. The workshop thereafter will explore how drawing can be used to record information, in order to engage more intimately with place. Participants will share their own stories and personal history through a guided drawing exercise. Drawing Rocks from the Inside Michael Moore Problem Solving - 123 Draw / TtD Directors Brew, Fava and Kantrowitz DoBeDo, Silent Drawing Party - Emma Fält, performance artist Bones Talk - Emily Sheehan, artist and teacher DrawLearn - Rebecca Chamberlain, cognitive scientist OtherWise - Natasha Freeman, English National Opera Interdisciplinary Drawing Course Melissa Button Howard Riley Robin Whitmore The Knife Draws Neil Shah, surgeon DRAW, UAL Camilla Brueton John Temperton |
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Heidi Hogden Assistant Professor of Drawing, Herberger Institute of Design and the Arts, Arizona State University Heidi Hogden is a artist and Assistant Professor of Drawing at the Herberger Institute of Art and Design at Arizona State University. Hogden received her BFA from the Minneapolis College of Art and Design in 2009 and a MFA from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in affiliation with Tufts University in 2012. Her research focuses on contemporary drawing, local environments, and autobiography as a form of storytelling. She specializes in graphite drawings that look to the natural world to understand the relationship between place and identity on a symbolic level. In 2018, Hogden received an Artist’s Grant to develop her creative work at Vermont Studio Center in Johnson, VT, and in 2015-17 she was the Artist-In-Residence at the Windgate Center for Art and Design in Little Rock, AR. Her work has been included in the 10th International Drawing Annual (INDA 10) from Manifest in Cincinati, OH, and Studio Visit Magazine from Open Studio Press in Boston, MA. She has shown her work at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, MA, the South Dakota Art Museum in Brookings, SD, the Arkansas Art Center in Little Rock, AR, and the Federation Gallery in Vancouver, Canada, among others. Her exhibition record reflects both a dedication to drawing as a creative practice and an intellectual curiosity that connects the practice of drawing to larger fields of inquiry and engagement with community building projects. Michael Moore, artist Brew, Fava and Kantrowitz Emma Fält, performance artist Emily Sheehan, artist and teacher Rebecca Chamberlain, cognitive scientist Howard Riley Robin Whitmore Dr Neil Shah Camilla Brueton John Temperton |
