Ceramics Exhibition in Honor and Memory of Michael Hill on Display in John A. Day Gallery
“Connection through Function” is in honor and memory of former ceramics lecturer Michael Hill.
The exhibition features functional and sculptural ceramics for the USD Department of Art and a selection of works created by Hill.
“The department is honored to celebrate the profound impact Michael Hill has had on the ceramic arts community at USD through his teaching and mentorship,” said Cory Knedler, MFA, chair of the Department of Art. “Hill’s dedication to the craft and his students has left an enduring legacy, and this exhibition is a testament to his influence in shaping the next generation of ceramic artists.”
The exhibition is open now through Sept. 27. A public reception will be held on Sept. 13 from 5-7 p.m.
For more information, contact Amy.Fill@usd.edu.
You May Also Like
USD Division of Health Affairs Awarded $1.1 Million to Train Health Care Workforce in Telehealth
The University of South Dakota Division of Health Affairs has been awarded a $1.1 million federal grant from the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) to train future health care workers in delivering cutting-edge telehealth services to South Dakota patients.
$100,000 HRSA Grant Will Establish Network of Behavior Analysts in South Dakota
The University of South Dakota has received a grant from the Department of Health and Human Services Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) to address and increase access to behavioral care for rural South Dakotans.
Government Research Bureau Announces New Executive Director and Expands Reach
With a new executive director at the helm, the Government Research Bureau (GRB) at the University of South Dakota is well positioned to expand its services to the state of South Dakota.
