Treehouse Zine celebrates third issue with community-based release party

September 11, 2023
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Treehouse Zine celebrates third issue with community-based release party
By Justin Brosemer

Eliana Gelman, a cognitive science major at UGA and editor-in-chief for Treehouse, founded the zine in hopes of strengthening Athens’ artistic community. She believes that zines have the ability to bring people together, whether to create or showcase art.

Gelman began Treehouse with the support of the UGA Arts Collaborative, an interdisciplinary initiative for advanced research in the arts.

“Working with the Arts Collaborative has looped us into a network of other Athens creatives who are willing to have conversations about things that have or have not been working for them,” Gelman said. “It’s just been really great to have a sort of mentorship there.”

Expression of the Superorganism

Expression of the Superorganism
September 14-October 1
Lamar Dodd School of Art Bridge Gallery
https://art.uga.edu/galleries/expression-superorganism

Gallery Talk with Haolin and Jiayi
Friday, September 29 at noon

Expression of the Superorganism is an exhibition of visual art created by Red Imported Fire Ants in collaboration with artist Jiayi Guo and biologist Haolin Zeng. In the seemingly boundless expression of the superorganism, art created by ants features a post-humanist element, where the aesthetic dimension of being for humans and ants is one of cooperation rather than conflict.

Expression of the Superorganism is supported in part by the UGA Arts Collaborative, an interdisciplinary initiative for advanced research in the arts.

For more information about the project, visit:
https://gzstudio.org

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Ravish Momin Events

Ravish Momin

Ravish Momin is an Indian-born drummer, electronic music producer and educator residing in New York City. A Structural/Civil Engineer by training, Momin also privately studied with Jazz master-drummer Andrew Cyrille for years while he worked as an engineer in New York City in the late 1990s. He quit his engineering practice in 2003 to become a professional musician. His unique approach quickly led him to work as a sideman with a diverse cast of musicians ranging from to legendary avant-saxophonist Kalaparusha Maurice McIntyre (of the AACM) to pop-star Shakira. Momin is the recipient of grants/commissions from New Music USA, Meet The Composer, Mid-Atlantic Arts Foundation, US Artists International and NYSCA (New York State Council on the Arts.)

For more information about Ravish Momin visit:
https://ravishmomin.com

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Treehouse Zine Release Party

Treehouse Zine Issue 3 Release Party
Sunday, September 10 from 2 – 6 PM
Buvez, 585 Barber St. Suite A
https://treehousezine.com

See the latest edition of treehouse works! We will have art and clothes vendors, food and drink available, DIY zine and craft station, clay activities, weaving, games, live music, and more! Free and open to the public.

Performances by Neat Freak, Petunia Jane, Nick Christian, Little Mae Band

Supported in part by the UGA Arts Collaborative.

Welcome Fall 2023

Welcome to a new semester at UGA! If this is your first visit to the UGA Arts Collaborative website, please take a few moments to explore and learn about some of the current and past projects and events. You may be interested in joining the Arts Collaborative listserv, a newsletter with local events and opportunities in the arts.

Please also welcome our new recipients of Graduate Assistantships in Interdisciplinary Arts Research: Samuel Horgan (Art), Sierra Wojtczack (Music), and Cicely Osborne (Theatre and Film Studies). These exceptional graduate students will develop creative research and collaborative work across disciplines with faculty, students, and community members.

Note: The ICE website, newsletter, and social media have been renamed UGA Arts Collaborative, as part of a new identity for Ideas for Creative Exploration (ICE).

Strange Attractors

Strange Attractor Drawings

The new Arts Collaborative website and social media accounts feature drawings inspired by the Generative Garden exhibition, coded and plotted by Sudhan Chitgopkar.

Drawn to the aesthetic qualities of algorithm-driven art, Sudhan Chitgopkar uses generative art to explore his recreational interests in math. A recent UGA graduate with degrees in Computer Science and International Affairs, Sudhan continues to explore his interests in optimization, simulation, and visualization while studying computational science at Harvard University.