Student Art League

Student Art League events and opportunities will be posted here throughout the year. If you are interested in joining the SAL, please contact Professors Heather Holian or Barbara Campbell.

The Student Art League is a student organization of UNCG designed to keep art students informed of events in the UNCG and Triad communities, as well as provide a link between UNCG art and the Greater Greensboro Area.

Thanks to all of those that attended the Student Art League's first meeting! As we discussed in the meeting, the SAL will be hosting four official events this semester. Their dates and descriptions are below:

Spring 2008 Events

January 29, 5:00
First general meeting of the semester in Gatewood 201

January 31 5@5, Weatherspoon 103, speakers TBA

February 7, 6:30 SAL Movie Night
Hitchcock film followed by discussion with Seth Ellis, 201 Gatewood

March 7-9, Washington, DC trip with SAL faculty advisors

April 10, 6:30 SAL Movie Night
Film TBA, followed by discussion with Seth Ellis

April 17, 5@5 Speakers and location TBA

 

5@5
This regularly recurring event gives students rare insight into the minds of UNCG faculty and staff. For each event, the SAL members select two professors or museum professionals. The chosen two give a half-hour lecture on their five favorite pieces, followed by time for mingling and refreshments! Don't miss this opportunity to get to know the art faculty in ways that a traditional classroom setting will never let you!

Art Department Opportunities
Life Drawing: Open Sessions, Every Sunday, 1-4 A new program has been developed for studio art students! Every Sunday a live model will be provided in the Gatewood Building-Room 234. Student admission is only $5, while regular admission is $10.

Membership & Dues
New and returning members must pay their dues in order to be affiliated with the Student Art League. Fall dues are $10, while returning students' spring dues are only $5. You may turn your dues in at SAL events, or e-mail UNCGArtists@yahoo.com and arrange a time to drop them off with a faculty advisor.