Conference Theme
WELCOME to this year's Society of Photographic Education South Eastern Regional Conference! Be sure to check the conference schedule online and REGISTER when you arrive for the iPOD RAFFLE courtesy of the FSU Campus Computer Store! THANKS GUYS! We appreciate it SO MUCH! Enjoy the conference and welcome to Tallahassee we are so glad you are FINALLY HERE!
The schedule for the lectures is posted online, in the conference program, and on signs out in front of each lecture room. ENJOY!
CONFERENCE THEME:
This year's conference deals with the ideas of POWER as manifested in the images, signs and symbols of sex, politics and the pursuit of global domination. What are the issues that arise as we begin to navigate this territory? How do artists begin to understand their role within this conceptual framework?
PLEASE FEEL FREE TO DOWNLOAD, print and distribute the conference
flyer. In the interest of economic, environmental, cultural and social sustainability
we will NOT be snail-mailing this flyer. We are hoping that by offering the
PDF flyer as a free download that everyone will help us get the word
out by printing and posting it where people can see it. THANKS for helping out!
Download CONFERENCE FLYER PDF
Conference co-chairs
Scott Groeniger:
sgroenig@gmail.com
Assistant Professor,
Florida State University,
digital media artist and co-chair of the
SPESE conference.
Daniel Kariko:
daniel@danielkariko.com
Associate in Art,
Florida State University,
multimedia artist and co-chair of the
SPESE conference.
SPESE Current Officers
Regional Chairperson:
John Scarlata, Associate Professor of Photography, Appalachian State University
scarlataj@appstate.edu
Vice Chair/Secretary:
Michael Marshall, Assistant Professor, University of Georgia
michaeljmarshall@hotmail.com
Treasurer:
Silvia Lizama, Professor of Photography, Barry University
slizama@mail.barry.edu
Special Thanks To:
Canon:
Co-Sponsonring Lauren Greenfield
Dr. Sally E. McRorie, Dean
School of Visual Arts and Dance
Florida State University
Dr. Roald Nasgaard, Chair
Department of Art
Florida State University
Allys Palladino-Craig, Director
The Museum of Fine Arts
Florida State University
The Challenger Learning Center
Tallahassee
The Visiting Artist Committee
Department of Art
Florida State University
Speakers at a Glance
NOTE: Be sure to click on the NAME of the speaker in the list below for details
of the lecture, images of art work and more information.
Keynote Lecturer:
Lauren Greenfield
Location:
Challenger Learning Center iMax Theater, downtown
Tallahassee Friday October 14th at 6:00PM.
(doors open at 5:30)
Featured Artist:
Samuel Yates
Location:
Challenger Learning Center iMax Theater, downtown
Tallahassee Saturday October 15th at 7:00PM.
(doors open at 6:30)
Honored Educator:
Robert Fichter
Location:
Doubletree Grand Ballroom, Doubletree Hotel,
Tallahassee, Florida.
Saturday, October 15 at 1:00 PM.
Invited Lecturer:
Sylvia deSwaan
Location:
Doubletree Grand Ballroom, Doubletree Hotel,
Tallahassee, Florida.
Saturday, October 15 at 2:30 PM.
Invited Lecturer:
Donna Ferrato
Location:
Doubletree Grand Ballroom, Doubletree Hotel,
Tallahassee, Florida.
Saturday, October 15 at 4:00 PM.
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