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Professor O'Brien is an interesting instructor. I did not like her very much at first since she wasn't clear at all with any instructions. But in the end, that's what made me like her more. I took her for 2D, which is required, but I would definitely take her again for sculpture. She is very knowledgeable in her subject and it shows. She strives for the best.
University of Wisconsin Stout - Art & Design
MFA
Sculpture
Edgewood Sculpture Forum
Public Relations
Georgia State University
BFA
Sculpture/Painting
BA Philosophy
State University of New York College at Buffalo
Oil Portraiture
Visual Arts
Art
Ceramic
Sculpture Instructor
Teaching
Tutoring
Printmaking
Curating
Sculpture
Galleries
Research
Art History
Metal Fabrication
Sculpture Fabrication
Fine Art
Curriculum Development
Art Education
Higher Education
Contemporary Art
Putting Lipstick on a Sculpture
Putting Lipstick on a Sculpture is a mixed body of sculptural and two-dimensional work investigating our society’s superficial expectations of beauty. The glitzy covers of glitter and spandex are used over more traditional structural materials to confuse the viewer’s expectations
much like labels categorizing usual fine art. The sculptures are on display for the audience’s aesthetic judgments
while paintings blur lines of what is classified as traditional and acceptable for emphasis.
Putting Lipstick on a Sculpture
Kelly
O'Brien
University of Rio Grande
The McKnight Foundation
Minneapolis College of Art and Design
Georgia State University
Ox-Bow School of Art
Vermont Studio Center
University of Wisconsin-Stout
Buffalo State College
Johnson
VT
Vermont Studio Center
Fall Artist-in-Residence
Saugatuck
MI
Ox-Bow School of Art
Buffalo State College
Buffalo
NY
BFA Sculpture\nBFA Painting\nBA Philosophy
Undergraduate
Greater Minneapolis-St. Paul Area
MFA Mentor
Minneapolis College of Art and Design
Minnesota
Designed to identify and support outstanding mid-career Minnesota artists
the McKnight Fellowships for Visual Artists provide recipients with $25
000 stipends
public recognition
professional encouragement from national visiting critics
and an opportunity to participate in a speaker series. The fellowships are funded by a generous grant from The McKnight Foundation and administered by MCAD.
McKnight Visual Arts Fellow
The McKnight Foundation
Georgia State University
University of Wisconsin-Stout
Menomonie
Wisconsin
Associate Professor of Sculpture and 3D Design
Atlanta
GA
Instructor of Sculpture I (introduction to wood and metal)\nInstructor of Three-Dimensional Design (foundations)
Instructor and Graduate Student
Georgia State University
Atlanta
GA
Instructor of Record
Sculpture I (introduction to wood and metal)
Georgia State University
Menomonie
WI
Assistant Professor of Sculpture and 3D Design
University of Wisconsin-Stout
Rio Grande
OH
Sabbatical Replacement for Head of Sculpture Department
Spring Semester 2013
Visiting Artist-in-Residence
University of Rio Grande
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