Blocktober 2015-2016

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1. BLOCKTOBER UNF and FSCJ Collaboration • Students carve a large-scale MDF block during Relief Class ART 3443C each Fall semester. • Large-scale blocks are transported to FSCJ South campus. • During the annual Blocktober Festival printmaking students from FSCJ and UNF work collaboratively inking each others blocks. • Blocks are printed with the use of a steamroller. • This event creates a close connection among students from both campus. • FSCJ is a natural feeder program to the Art and Design Department and this festival helps students to become inspired to enroll in the UNF Printmaking program.
2. BLOCKTOBER 2016
3. classifieds contact us involvement advertise y Œ Ř w {  Search The gallery opening for the “UNITY” exhibition by Allen took place on May 21 at Lufrano Intercultural Gallery in the Student Union. Blocktoberfest shows that October is about more than beer Jariss George November 4, 2016 Filed under Art, Features Blocktoberfest: Printmaking Wooden shavings float gently onto the floor as a student’s heart is poured deeper and deeper into her empty carvings on a large wooden canvas, leaving a message for the UNF community to see. Blocktoberfest is an exciting and emotional time for both UNF and FSCJ printmaking students who unite to showcase their talents on wooden canvases. Sheila Goloborotko, an instructor at the University of North Florida, teaches Relief Printmaking. Over the last five years, students have spent their fall semesters forming groups, creating ideas, scaling those ideas and producing their own works of art. This event is important to many printmaking students for more reasons than just their grade. It serves as an outlet for them to express what they feel and who they are via large wooden slabs. “It’s an opportunity to work on a large scale. That is not something that we’re all able to have access to,” said John Stowe, a painting, drawing and printmaking senior. “I think for me it’s still this journey that I’m on. A lot of the work I’ve done so far and what I can use for my portfolio, it’s a way for all of us to explore who I am and the journey that I’ve taken to come.” Blocktoberfest also draws the attention of Jacksonville community members. Many companies and printmaking artists find themselves visiting FSCJ while the carvings of students from both schools are printed onto a bed sheet. According to Goloborotko, participants plan to unveil their intricate works of art at the Student Union in the near future. Continue following the story online at unfspinnaker.com for more information on when the public can view the art. — For more information or news tips, or if you see an error in this story or have any compliments or concerns, contact editor@unfspinnaker.com. 1 2 3 4 Trending Stories Student tailgating at UNF suspended until 2018-2019 school year Religious group associated with claims of sex- trafficking found at UNF The Chosen: UNF President Search Down to 12 Candidates Presidential Search Committee Narrows it Down to Five Weekday Update Jacksonville Beach Pier SURF: 1-2 ft ankle to knee high POOR CONDITIONS Observed by Katie at 12:45PM WEATHER: Clear WIND: S @ 4 kts AIR TEMP: 62°F WATER TEMP: 58-63°F SUNRISE/SET: 6:41am | 6:30pm TIDES: 03/10 02:11AM 4.64ft. HIGH 03/10 08:52AM 0.90ft. LOW 03/10 02:22PM 4.23ft. HIGH 03/10 08:54PM 0.80ft. LOW Streaming Camera And Full Report Put this widget on your site Sign up for Surfline Premium ©Surfline 2018 Surfline Surf Forecasts Title March 7, 2018 news features sports entertainment radio tv
4. Home \ News & Events \ News \ News Archive UNF Spinnaker http://unfspinnaker.com/blocktoberfest-shows-that-october-is-about-more-than-beer/ Wooden shavings float gently onto the floor as a student’s heart is poured deeper and deeper into her empty carvings on a large wooden canvas, leaving a message for the UNF community to see. Blocktoberfest is an exciting and emotional time for both UNF and FSCJ printmaking students who unite to showcase their talents on wooden canvases. Sheila Goloborotko, an instructor at the University of North Florida, teaches Relief Printmaking. Over the last five years, students have spent their fall semesters forming groups, creating ideas, scaling those ideas and producing their own works of art. This event is important to many printmaking students for more reasons than just their grade. It serves as an outlet for them to express what they feel and who they are via large wooden slabs. “It’s an opportunity to work on a large scale. That is not something that we’re all able to have access to,” said John Stowe, a painting, drawing and printmaking senior. “I think for me it’s still this journey that I’m on. A lot of the work I’ve done so far and what I can use for my portfolio, it’s a way for all of us to explore who I am and the journey that I’ve taken to come.” Blocktoberfest also draws the attention of Jacksonville community members. Many companies and printmaking artists find themselves visiting FSCJ while the carvings of students from both schools are printed onto a bed sheet. According to Goloborotko, participants plan to unveil their intricate works of art at the Student Union in the near future. Continue following the story online at unfspinnaker.com for more information on when the public can view the art. RESOURCES A-Z Index Annual Security Report Copyright Disclaimers Employment Opportunities APPLY NOW APPLY GIVING ¾ MENU y  I Am... ~ I’m Looking For... ~ Login To... ~ ¥ ~
23. BLOCKTOBER 2015
37. Saturday, March 10, 2018 at 10:22:00 AM Eastern Standard Time Page 1 of 2 Subject: Re: Blocktober banners Date: Monday, November 30, 2015 at 3:55:49 PM Eastern Standard Time From: Murphy, Debra To: Goloborotko, Sheila CC: EndicoH, Daniel, Hutcheson, John A Sheila, Thanks for the updates. We're delighted these will be up for the COAS Advisory Council event on Friday aUernoon and for the Open House on Saturday. Thanks for your efforts in organizing this and thanks to Dan for his approval. D. Debra Murphy, Ph.D. Professor of Art History Chair, Department of Art and Design University of North Florida Jacksonville, FL 32224 904-620-4037/904-620-4038 (fax) dmurphy@unf.edu From: "Goloborotko, Sheila" <s.goloborotko@unf.edu> Date: Monday, November 30, 2015 12:01 PM To: "EndicoH, Daniel" <dendicot@unf.edu>, Informagon Technology Services <dmurphy@unf.edu>, "Hutcheson, John A" <j.hutcheson@unf.edu> Subject: Blocktober banners Dear Dr. Murphy and Dan, Our printmaking students will hang the banners from Blocktober this coming Thursday 12/3 around 3pm. As discussed with Dan, banners will hang from the bridge (Fine arts - garage 44). Banner will remain in display during Open House, Saturday 12/5 and removed at the end of the day. I will be at our printmaking studio during the Open House and will display a powerpoint of Blocktober carving and pringng process. Looking forward to all, Best, Sheila Sheila Goloborotko Assistant Professor, Printmaking