MEMBER BULLETIN FALL 2015
FROM THE DIREC TOR Dear Member, Fall at the Zanesville Museum of Art is a colorful, exhilarating, and transitional time of year. This year is no exception. The ZMA conducted national searches this summer in an effort to fill two vital museum positions. We received overwhelmingly enthusiastic responses from prospective candidates interested in filling the Collection and Exhibition Manager and the Education Coordinator positions. After many interviews and careful consideration, I am pleased to welcome Erin Stevic and Deborah Elliott to the ZMA. I am energized by their enthusiasm, expertise, and experience. Miss Elliott, currently a Muskingum County resident, will spearhead the growth and development of the ZMA’s educational programming. I am confident she will strengthen and revitalize our adult and children’s workshops, classes, and lectures. Erin Stevic, who currently resides in New Concord, Ohio, will care for the museum’s growing collections and oversee our ambitious exhibition agenda, which includes at least one gallery refurbishment in 2016. Ms. Stevic has already played a critical role in one of this season’s most highly anticipated initiatives—the Zanesville Prize for Contemporary Ceramics.
Alice Graham, President Car l M inning, Vice President D on Wietmarschen, Treasurer Fay War ner, S ecretar y Nanc y B eitzel Joan Cameron Bill Chr ist y D ean Cole Char les G orsuch Fred Grant Tom Holdren Dianna LeVeck M ilman Linn Cindy M orehead D. S cott M oyer Susan Nash R ichard Tuck Daniel M. Vincent Br ian Wagner Anne Wr ight, ex officio
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Nearly three hundred guests joined the museum and the Muskingum County Community Foundation for the opening of the Zanesville Prize for Contemporary Ceramics Friday, September 25, 2015. It was a beautiful event and the ZMA would like to extend a sincere thank you to Community Foundation CFO Brian Wagner, the entire Prize committee, Prize volunteer coordinator Tami Swope, the Ohio Arts Council, and the donors who made this exhibition possible. The Prize, in its second year, is a juried biennial exhibition organized by the Muskingum County Community Foundation and features fifty-eight artists and sixty-five works that highlight artistic innovation in the field of contemporary ceramics. Nearly four hundred ceramicists from all over the globe applied for the opportunity to be included in this exhibition, making the job of jurors Doug Jeck, Julia Galloway, and Garth Johnson a challenging and rewarding experience. They selected a diverse group of original works that will present museum audiences with a unique look at contemporary functional and sculptural ceramics. I hope you to see you this fall at the ZMA.
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BOARD OF DIREC TORS
Sincerely, Laine Snyder
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ZANESVILLE PRIZE FOR CONTEMPOR ARY CER AMICS
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UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS
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THE COLLEC TION: TIFFANY
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ADULT PR OGR AMS
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CHILDREN’S PR OGR AMS
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AR TS OF OHIO GALLERY
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BEAUX AR TS CLUB
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DID YOU KNOW?
On the cover: Zemer Peled, Flowered Lion, 2012. On view in the Zanesville Prize for Contemporary Ceramics exhibition September 25, 2015 through January 2, 2016.
THE ZANESVILLE PRIZE FOR
CONTEMPORARY CERAMICS
September 25, 2015–January 2, 2016
The Muskingum County Community Foundation proudly presents the second Zanesville Prize for Contemporary Ceramics juried exhibition. Nearly four hundred ceramicists vied to become 2015 Prize finalists in this international biennial. Jurors Julia Galloway, Doug Jeck, and Garth Johnson selected sixty-five works of art from fifty-nine artists that illustrate a spectacular range of contemporary ceramics. The sculptural and functional works on view contest the conventional boundaries of the clay medium, resulting in strikingly original forms, surface treatments, and content.
Congratulations to the 2015 Prize award winners: Best of Show Colby Parsons (Denton, Texas), Peak #1, 2014 This award was generously sponsored by The Graham Families: Alice and Clay, Beth and Bryan
First Place Paul Donnelly (Kansas City, Missouri), Tray, 2015 This award was generously sponsored by the Artist Colony of Zanesville | Art Coz and Huntington National Bank
Second Place Amanda Salov (Corvallis, Oregon), Bloom, 2013 This award was generously sponsored by Ohio University Zanesville and Zane State College
Third Place Chris Dufala (Helena, Montana), Selling Copy, 2015 This award was generously sponsored by Mrs. Robert W. Forker
Honorable Mention Jessica Putnam-Phillips (Arlington, Vermont), Ashes of Rose, Urn Pair, 2015. This award was generously sponsored by Mrs. Robert W. Forker Honorable Mention John Utgaard (Murray, Kentucky), Reaction, 2014 This award was generously sponsored by Mrs. Robert W. Forker
For a complete list of the artists and works included in this exhibition and for more information about contemporary ceramics please visit zanesvilleart.org. To purchase works from the Zanesville Prize for Contemporary Ceramics please visit zanesvilleprize.org. The proceeds from the sale of works benefit the Muskingum County Community Foundation and the Zanesville Prize for Contemporary Ceramics, LLC.
Zanesville-Muskingum County Convention & Visitors Bureau. www.visitzanesville.com
The Zanesville Prize for Contemporary Ceramics exhibition is sponsored, in part, by the generosity of the Ohio Arts Council, a state agency that funds and supports quality arts experiences to strengthen Ohio communities culturally, educationally, and economically. Thank you. Right: Detail, Matthew Repsher, Orange Bottle, 2015.
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Heartfelt
Wor ks from the Personal Collec tions of S outheaster n Ohio Water media S ociet y M embers October 10–December 31, 2015 While most artists are happy when their work sells, it isn’t always easy to part with favorite pieces. Some works have just too much personal meaning to let go, so artists keep these cherished works. This fall, an important selection of these particularly treasured works on paper will be exhibited together in Heartfelt: Works from the Personal Collections of Southeastern Ohio Watermedia Society Members. This one-of-a-kind exhibition features paintings chosen by society artists as the most representative, much-loved piece in each of their personal collections.
Now in its 38th year, the Southeastern Ohio Watermedia Society spans six counties. It works to further the public interest in waterbased artistic media through member workshops, exhibitions, and other special events. Members work in all water-soluble media including watercolor, acrylic, ink, and tempera. The society encourages creativity in combining these water-based forms or incorporating them into collage or other mixed media. The resulting body of work features a range of innovative styles and techniques that succeed on both a technical and emotional level. Also this fall at the Yan Sun Art Museum, located at 604 Main Street, Zanesville, Ohio is the Southeastern Ohio Watermedia Society Juried Exhibition, which opens Friday, October 2, 2015 with a public opening reception from 5 to 8 pm. The Yan Sun Art Museum has special exhibition hours October 3 and 4 and 9 through the 11 from 1 to 5 pm. For information on the Southeast Ohio Watermedia Society events or membership, contact Barbara Hill at hill1152@sbcglobal.net.
Clockwise from the top: Diana Kay Kenyon, Hibiscus, 2012, watercolor; Diana Kay Kenyon, Peaceful Pond, 2013, watercolor; Debbie Lutz Beckert, Flowers on Grandma’s Table, 2014, watercolor on Yupo.
Heartfelt
Exhibition opening reception at the ZMA. Saturday, October 10, 2−4 pm. This event is free and open to the public. Light refreshments provided.
R OBER T AND LEONA FELLERS GALLERY | Student Exhibitions The museum proudly partners with regional schools and organizations to feature fine works by aspiring student artists in the Robert and Leona Fellers Gallery, located on the ZMA’s third floor. This November and December the ZMA welcomes The PowerHouse of Sotheastern Ohio, Inc. Are you a teacher who would like to showcase your students’ work at the ZMA? Call Deborah Elliott, the museum’s Education Coordinator at (740) 452-0741 ext. 202 to schedule your exhibition.
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A DA ZZLING COLLEC TION GIFTED TO THE ZMA BY DAVID AND MAR JORIE L ASKY A beautiful display of Tiffany Favrile glass from the collection of Dr. Lester Lasky, prominently featured during the 1970s and 80s at the ZMA, has returned permanently to the museum thanks to the generosity of Mr. David and Ms. Marjorie Lasky. An eminent Zanesville surgeon and prominent member of the community, Dr. Lasky was an enthusiastic museum patron and friend of Dr. Charles Dietz. Born in 1905 in Aberdeen, Mississippi, Lester Lasky graduated from Philadelphia’s Jefferson Medical College in 1930. During his internship at the Starling–Loving Hospital in Columbus, Ohio—now part of Ohio State University’s medical school—he met his future wife, Helen Gottlieb. The couple married and moved to Zanesville, where Dr. Lasky took over the medical practice of a former classmate. Dr. Lasky quickly established himself as a respected orthopedic surgeon and was inducted into the U.S. College of Surgeons in 1952. Throughout his life Dr. Lasky also collected works of art. The Laskys’ gift to the museum reflects his collecting interests and includes excellent examples of Siccard, Loetz, and the celebrated American artist Louis Comfort Tiffany. Born in 1848, the son of the founder of New York’s famous Tiffany & Company jewelers, Tiffany began his artistic career as a painter and later turned his talent to decorative arts and glassmaking. He established a glasshouse in 1892 and quickly developed an innovative technique of blending glass colors while still in the molten state, producing dynamic visual effects. Named Favrile, drawing on the Old English word fabrile, meaning hand wrought, Tiffany patented the process in 1894. By 1896 Tiffany Favrile was in full production offering a range of stunning iridescent vases, bowls, and lamps, among other things, in a range of colors including gold luster and indigo. The Lasky collection reflects the opulent range of forms and colors produced by Tiffany during the turn of the last century. Although Tiffany is now one of America’s most acclaimed artists, his work had fallen out of fashion by the time he died in 1933 and was largely neglected by collectors and scholars until the middle of the century. Mrs. Lillian Nassau of New York’s Lillian Nassau Gallery redirected the focus of her business on Tiffany glass and lamps during the 1950s. Enjoying the patronage of astute collectors like Dr. Lasky, Nassau is now credited with almost single-handedly reviving interest in the now-famed glassmaker. Dr. Lasky collected Tiffany glass and other American decorative artwork for decades. When he and Mrs. Lasky moved to Columbus in 1978, Dr. Lasky left his collection on loan to the Zanesville Museum of Art. Today, the generous gift of Mr. David and Ms. Marjorie Lasky allows these beautiful and significant objects to be enjoyed permanently by the community he called home.
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Clockwise from top: Louis Comfort Tiffany, Favrile Gold Lustre Vase with Leaf and Vine Design, early 20th Century, Glass, Signed: L. C. Tiffany Favrile; Louis Comfort Tiffany, Favrile Blue Bowl, early 20th Century, Glass, Signed: L. C. Tiffany Favrile. Louis Comfort Tiffany, Favrile Gold Lustre Vase, early 20th Century, Glass, Signed: L. C. Tiffany Favrile. Gifts of David and Marjorie Lasky.
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WORKSHOPS
NEEDLE FELTING WORKSHOP | Create a beautiful landscape with Jane Evans Join fiber artist Jane Evans in this delightful and fun-filled workshop designed for novices as well as more experienced fiber artists. Each participant will receive individualized instruction in order to create a beautiful and colorful landscape. All materials are provided including an 8 x 10 framed canvas to mount the finished work, felt fabric, foam for the working surface, felting needles to use during the class, and hand-dyed wool from Evans’ own flock. Saturday October 17, 1−4 pm. $25 museum members, $32 not-yet-members. No experience required. Recommended for ages 11 and older. Registration required.
HANDBUILT CERAMICS | Create sculptural wall art with Jessica Gray In conjunction with the Zanesville Prize for Contemporary Ceramics exhibition and funded, in part, by the Ohio Arts Council, the ZMA will offer a two-day class in sculptural ceramics taught by Jessica Gray. Once you get your hands dirty, there is no turning back. In the first class you will learn the basics of hand building and test the boundaries of the medium as you create sculptural wall art. The second class is all about glazing. All materials and tools provided. Saturday October 31 (BOO!), 12–3pm and Saturday, November 14, 10-12 pm. $25 museum members, $32 not-yet-members. No experience required. Recommended for ages 11 and older. Registration required online or by phone by Saturday, October 24.
NUNO FELTING WORKSHOP | Create a gorgeous felt scarf with Jane Evans If you missed this workshop last fall, now is the chance to learn the straightforward and enjoyable technique of Nuno felting with Jane Evans. Receive individualized instruction from Evans as you and a friend create beautiful and colorful felt scarves for the season. All materials are provided including the silk base and vibrantly colored hand-dyed wool from Evans’ own flock. Saturday, November 21, 1−4 pm. $25 museum members, $32 not-yet-members. No experience required. Recommended for ages 11 and older. Registration required online or by phone by Saturday, November 14.
HANDMADE PAPER WORKSHOP | Create colorful paper with Maddy Fraioli Create a lovely collection of handmade papers with Maddy Fraioli. This is the perfect workshop to enjoy with a friend, parent, or child, so come explore the refined art of papermaking in this three-hour workshop. All materials are provided. Saturday, November 14, 1–4 pm. $20 for museum members, $27 for not-yet-members. Recommended for ages 11 and older. Registration required online or by phone by Saturday, November 7.
PRINTMAKING WORKSHOP | Create holiday cards with Maddy Fraioli Enjoy a leisurely and entertaining afternoon making holiday cards with Maddy Fraioli. In this three-hour workshop you’ll learn the basics of linocut printmaking methods and techniques. All materials are provided. Send family and friends something handmade this season. Saturday, November 21, 1–4 pm. $20 for museum members, $27 for not-yet-members. Recommended for ages 11 and older. Registration required online or by phone by Saturday, November 14.
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THE ADVENTUROUS PALETTE | Canvas and cocktails with Nora Daniel
ADULT PROGR AMS
Unleash your adventurous palette with Zanesville artist Nora Daniel. Learn the fundamentals of painting like how to mix colors, create volume, and build surface texture as you paint a work from the ZMA’s Arts of Ohio Galleries—Karl Kappes’ Autumn Landscape, Approaching Storm. Painting materials, wine, and light refreshments are included in the cost of this workshop. Friday, November 20, 5:30–7:30 pm. $40 museum members, $45 not-yet-members. Must be 21 or older to enroll. No prior experience necessary. Registration required online or by phone by Friday, November 13.
HANDBUILT CERAMICS | Create a storytelling tile with Maddy Fraioli Would you like to learn to make handmade tiles that tell a story? Designed for the novice or the experienced maker, this three-day workshop explores the history and fundamentals of tile-making with ceramicist Maddy Fraioli. Held at Ohio University Zanesville and funded by a generous grant from the Ohio Arts Council, this workshop will teach participants to carve clay, create plaster press molds, and then glaze several unique tiles. All materials and tools are provided. Saturdays at Ohio University Zanesville Ceramics Studio October 31, 9 am−4 pm, November 14, 9 am–12 pm, November 21, 9 am–12 pm $45 for museum members, $52 for not-yet-members. Recommended for ages 11 and older. Registration required online or by phone by Saturday, October 17.
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PERSPECTIVE LECTURES | Zanesville Prize for Contemporary Ceramics The Zanesville Museum of Art, with the generous support of the Ohio Arts Council, is pleased to present a series of exciting lectures on the history of American art pottery and current trends in contemporary ceramics. This series is held in conjunction with the 2015 Zanesville Prize for Contemporary Ceramics. For full descriptions of the lectures and to find out more about the speakers, please visit www.zanesvilleart.org. Uncommon Clay: Styles of American Art Pottery. Thursday, October 22, 6 pm at the ZMA. Dr. Mark Bassett, Lecturer, Department of Liberal Studies, Cleveland Institute of Art, Cleveland, Ohio. Challenge Accepted: Appreciating Contemporary Ceramics Outside the Comfort Zone. Saturday, November 7, 1 pm at the ZMA. James Fox, Adjunct Instructor and Zanesville Museum of Art staff member. She Wrapped Them with Yesterdays and Tomorrows: April Felipe. Saturday, December 5, 1 pm at the ZMA. Zanesville Prize Finalist April Felipe will discuss her creative process and most recent work. Trends in Contemporary Ceramics: Exploring Works from the Zanesville Prize for Contemporary Ceramics. Thursday, December 10, 6 pm at the ZMA. Laine Snyder, Executive Director, Zanesville Museum of Art. All programs related to the Zanesville Prize for Contemporary Ceramics are funded by a generous grant from the Ohio Arts Council. Thank you. Right: Christina Brinkman, detail: The Gathering, 2015. This work is on view through January 2, 2016 as part of the Zanesville Prize for Contemporary Ceramics.
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CHILDREN’S PROGR AMS ART ADVENTURE | Creative play Children love to create, and what better place to explore different media and art-making techniques than at the ZMA. This fall, on the second Saturday of each month, join us in the studio for a fun-filled hour of creative play. 11 am–12 pm at the ZMA. $5 museum members, $7 not-yet-members. Recommended for ages 7 and up. All materials provided. Please bring a painting smock. Registration is required. To enroll visit www.zanesvilleart.org or call (740) 452-0741. Nov14
Make a Gift is back and just in time for the holiday season! In this one-hour workshop create a set of four tile photo coasters. Here’s what you need to bring: Around ten, four-inch by four-inch color or black and white photographs printed on regular white paper. No photographs? No worries. We can provide some great images for your child to use. Drop by the museum to make the perfect, personalized gift. Materials provided with the exception of your personalized photographs.
Holiday Bling! Join museum educator Miss Deborah for a one-hour workshop and create some beautiful and artful holiday ornaments. All materials provided. No experience necessary.
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Face Off with Found Objects. Miss Deborah will demonstrate how to use everyday, recycled objects to create one-of-a-kind scary, silly, and fanciful faces. All materials provided. Just bring you imagination.
DOODLEBUGS | STORY and CREATIVITY HOUR with Miss Deborah Second and fourth Fridays of the month, 10:30–11:30 am Introduce a child to the art of the story and the story of art. Join us in the ZMA’s galleries for a children‘s book reading and drawing activity hour that will captivate the imagination of young audiences. For a full list of books we will be reading this fall and winter, please visit our website at www. zanesvilleart.org. Recommended for ages 2 to 4 years. Free to museum members, $6 per session for not-yet-members. Registration required for each session and closes one week prior to the start date of each class. Please visit www.zanesvilleart.org or call (740) 452-0741 to enroll.
WHAT IS YOUR OHIO STORY? “Born & raised in Ohio, the exhibition brought back many images of Ohio’s proud past & future in children’s drawing and other works of art. I wandered in on a cold evening to be transformed by this artistic world of light & color. It made my day! Thank you.” These words, written by a recent museum visitor, perfectly reflect the pride that is a central part of Ohio’s unique identity. Since 2013, the museum has explored this identity through the Arts of Ohio Galleries, an exhibition that explores Ohio’s rich artistic traditions from the early eighteenth century to the present. Both adults and children have had the opportunity to see the Ohio history they learned in school made real through paintings, works on paper, ceramics, glass, and sculpture. An engaging component of this exhibition is a large sketch pad that hangs across from the galleries, inviting visitors to answer the question, “What is your Ohio story?” After nearly two years, the responses have been as interesting, abundant, and wide ranging as the Buckeye State itself. Many ZMA visitors emphasized Ohio’s natural beauty, with descriptions that included wading in a creek in bare feet, cold Ohio winters, and visiting Old Man’s Cave. One Ohio story read, “I fell asleep in a rubber boat on Willow Lake.” Other visitors reflected nostalgically on their Ohio hometowns including Toledo, Akron, and of course Zanesville. Some shared important locations in their lives like the Hocking Hills and John Glenn High School. “I was born in Cleveland and raised in Columbus. After graduating high school I went to Chicago and New York City for college and graduate school. I lived and worked in NYC and Westchester Co. for over 40 years. When I retired I moved back to Columbus and live downtown. I came back to Ohio because at heart I’m a Buckeye.” In addition to the comments, many visitors told their Ohio stories through wonderful drawings and whimsical cartoons, ranging from the finished work of trained artists to school children’s doodles. Girl Scout troop 505 sketched real and imagined animals, while a family of girls left their handprints with their names inscribed in each. The moving and often entertaining sketch-pad entries reflect the same extraordinary diversity seen in the artworks displayed in the exhibition. In a multitude of styles and media, these works depict Ohio’s people, history, forests and fields, cities, technology, farmers, factory workers, schools, wars, and times of peace. Additionally, dozens of works in ceramic and glass plus a variety of abstract forms show the true scope of Ohioans’ creative spirit. This winter, look for changes to the Arts of Ohio Galleries as new works from the permanent collection are rotated into the exhibition. Visit the museum’s third floor to see what’s new and share your own Ohio story.
THE ARTS OF OHIO GALLERIES
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T H E B E AU X A R TS C LU B A ZMA AFFILIATE GR OUP The Beaux Arts Club is a vibrant, active, and charitable ZMA affiliate group whose mission is two-fold: to educate its members about art and to support museum initiatives. Founded in 1954 by a group of service-minded local women, this active organization has grown to fifty-seven members. They meet the first Tuesday of each month from September through May at the museum. The group hosts educational meetings and fundraisers, including the highly successful annual Art in the Garden Gala and Garden Tour each June. The proceeds from these events provide critical financial support to the ZMA and have allowed the museum to purchase art for the permanent collection, to acquire exhibition-related furniture and display cases, to upgrade museum infrastructure, and to fund many additional significant projects.
2015–2016 Beaux Arts Club Meeting Schedule: Oct 6
A Glimpse of the Work of Nora Daniel Speaker: Nora Daniel
Nov 3
Domestic Arts Auction Presented by Club Members
Dec 1
Christmas Luncheon
Feb 2
Keepsake Treasures Speaker: Club Members
Mar 1
Do You Stop and Look? Speaker: Debbie Lutz Beckert
Apr 5
Business Meeting
May 3
Installation Luncheon Presented by Club Members
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Above: Beaux Arts Club members from left to right: Anne Wright, Celeste Jennings, and Jane Donoho. Below: Club members at the May 2015 luncheon.
The Benefits of Museum Membership This affiliate group welcomes museum members as new club members year round. Membership dues are $15. For more information about membership or to join, please contact Karen Baker, a Beaux Arts Club membership chairperson, at (740) 454-8241.
Beaux Arts Club Officers, 2015–2016 Anne Wright, President Nancy Beitzel, Vice President Jane Donoho, Secretary Sandy Bowen, Treasurer
DID YOU KNOW? YOUR GENER OSIT Y MAKES AN INCREDIBLE IMPAC T
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NEW STAFF MEMBER JOINS THE ZMA EDUC ATION COORDINATOR Deborah Elliott is an educator at heart with a strong sense of community. Originally from this region, Miss Elliott was a substitute teacher for Muskingum Valley school districts and an AmeriCorps volunteer at the United Way of Muskingum, Perry, and Morgan Counties before becoming an adjunct instructor teaching art history at Ohio University Zanesville. “It means so much to me to introduce students to art around the world,” says Elliott “and the work they can find right here at home.” Miss Elliott will remain an adjunct instructor at OUZ while also serving as Education Coordinator at the ZMA. Deborah Elliott holds a Bachelor of Arts from The Ohio State University and a Master of Arts from Columbia University. She has studied in Quebec, Canada and interned at the Smithsonian American Art Museum and the Columbus Museum of Art. Deborah Elliott lives on her family’s farm in northeast Muskingum County. Please join us in welcoming Deborah Elliott to the museum staff.
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