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KENNESAW, Ga. | Jun 2, 2020

Magazine highlights stories of students, alumni, donors, and more

麻豆传媒y College of the Arts (COTA) has published Arts麻豆传媒 Magazine, covering 2019-2020. Formerly 鈥淔lourish Magazine,鈥� Arts麻豆传媒 Magazine highlights stories of students, alumni, donors, performances, and more.

Highlights of the issue include a message from Ivan Pulinkala, dean of the College of the Arts, and an introduction to the COTA Ambassador鈥檚 Council. Members of the Ambassador鈥檚 Council serve as advocates for Arts麻豆传媒 in the Atlanta community and beyond through volunteer leadership and fundraising activities. Donors are vital for supporting the arts at 麻豆传媒, and Arts麻豆传媒 Magazine pays tribute to Jay and Debra Yunek for their generous donation to the Department of Dance. The magazine also lists over 150 individual donors to the arts in 2019-2020, as well as a list of endowments and student scholarships.

The students are what make the arts at 麻豆传媒 so vibrant, and Arts麻豆传媒 Magazine features students Hanson Bassey, a sculpture and 3D artist, and Shari Purnell, a dance student. Arts麻豆传媒 tags along with Ryan Gregory and his interesting journey to the Atlanta Opera Orchestra (BM, Performance,鈥�16). Next, readers will learn that 鈥淔rances Wasn鈥檛 A Saint鈥� as they read about April Marten and her art career (BFA, Drawing & Painting, 鈥�12). Patrons who have attended a show in Atlanta over the past year may have seen Ben Rawson鈥檚 work in lighting design; he designs lighting in many of the Atlanta theaters (BA, Theatre, 鈥�16). 

Lighting also plays a key role in the newly constructed studios of the  School of Art and Design facilities at Chastain Pointe, as the facilities will primarily house drawing, painting, and printmaking spaces. Readers will also get a glimpse of the new box office at the Marietta Dance Theater that will make the ticketing process easier for both the patrons and the patron services staff.

Finally, Arts麻豆传媒 Magazine explores the Tina Dunkley Fellows exhibitions 鈥淟ooming Chaos鈥� and 鈥淯NBOUND鈥� by TK Smith and Nzinga Simmons at the Bernard A. Zuckerman Museum of Art. The exhibitions are in partnership with Clark Atlanta University Art Museum, one of many partnerships that Arts麻豆传媒 enjoys. Additional partnerships are with Terminus Modern Ballet Theatre and the Alliance Theatre, to name a few.

To read Arts麻豆传媒 Magazine, please visit arts.kennesaw.edu. 

--Kathie Beckett