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Faculty Successes

Spring 2009

Associate Professor Dana Goodman’s ceramic sculpture “The Better Butter Bud Vase” was chosen to be a part of the permanent collection of the International Festival of Ceramics in Mino, Japan.
This November, his work “A Little Hot Though” was selected to be part of the Fifth World Ceramic Biennale competition in Icheon, Korea.

Associate Professor Christopher Ganz’s drawing “The Descent” was awarded one of the three grand prizes in the Fort Wayne Museum of Art’s Contemporary American Realism 2008 Biennial in September. Ganz’s print “Jonas Ark: The Leviathan Ascendant” was accepted into the Boston Printmaking 2009 North American Biennial. Ann Nathan Gallery in Chicago, one of the most important figurative and representational galleries in the United States, is now representing
Ganz’s drawings.

Deborah Robinson Miller recently installed a mural in the lobby of Cancer Services of Northeast Indiana, to the delight of the organization’s executive director, Dianne May. “It so beautifully enhances our lobby,” May says, “and it shows our appreciation to
our recent capital campaign donors in a most unique way.” The mural can be viewed during regular weekday business hours at 6316 Mutual
Drive in Fort Wayne.

Robert Schroeder had two pieces accepted into the 30th Elkhart Juried Regional Exhibition in 2008, sponsored annually by the Midwest Museum of American Art. “Trepidation” and “Mishka Kukin” were both combinations of a variety of metals including copper, brass, and silver.

Fine Arts Professor Audrey Ushenko completed her oil painting
Celebration in front of a large number of passersby in Kettler Hall during spring semester 2008. The work currently graces a wall in the lobby of The John and Ruth Rhinehart Music Center.

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