Faculty

Spring 2013 Courses

ART 217 Survey of Art History II
ART 470/WST 470 Women, Art, Objects, Histories
ART 470 Oral History
Tutorial Topics in Art History (as part of the Oxford program)
Internships and Independent studies by request

Dr. Juilee Decker is Associate Professor of Art History and Affiliate Faculty in Women’s Studies and Chair of the Art Department. She joined the faculty of Georgetown College in the Fall 2004. Recent professional work includes public art, museums, and archives. In August 2008, Dr Decker was named Editor of the award winning journal, Collections: A Journal for Museum and Archives Professionals published by AltaMira Press. In June 2008, she was appointed Exam Leader for the Advanced Placement (AP) Art History Exam. In this role, Dr. Decker is responsible for the intellectual content of rubrics that are prepared for the reading of each year’s art history exam which is administered internationally to more than 20,000 students. Dr. Decker taught a study abroad course in London and Dublin in 2007-08 which focused on portraiture and biography and a two-week course in London dedicated to the history of the museum in December 2009-January 2010. She will teach the course “Great Exhibitions” in England from December 26, 2013 through January 8th.

If you have questions about the art major or are interested in studying in London this December 2013,  please contact Dr. Decker: jdecker1@georgetowncollege.edu

last updated January 2013

Spring 2013 Teaching Schedule

ART455 Senior Thesis
ART370 Impasto Mannerisms: Hardly Anything Dandy
ART115 Drawing

Spring 2013 Courses

ART 170 Rock, Paper, Scissors
ART 118 3D Design and Ceramics
ART 300 Printmaking

Education

2006 – Masters of Fine Arts Printmaking, Lamar Dodd School of Art, The University of Georgia, Athens, GA.

Biography

Professor Daniel Graham is an Associate Professor of Art teaching in the areas of Printmaking and Sculpture. Professor Graham came to Georgetown College in the Fall of 2006, after leaving the University of Georgia in Athens where he received his MFA in Printmaking. Before attending the University of Georgia Professor Graham managed a wood shop in downtown Washington DC where he taught classes in traditional and non traditional woodworking as well as producing custom furnishings. Professor Graham has had numerous exhibitions of varied scales including solo exhibitions in Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana, Georgia, Washington DC, and Florida. Professor Graham was selected to be a participating artist in the New Albany Bicentennial Outdoor Sculpture Exhibition in New Albany, Indiana. In 2007 Professor Graham was granted a Goode Faculty Development Award providing funding for his participation in an International Karakuri Workshop in Nagoya, Japan. He was awarded another Goode Faculty Development Award in 2012 providing funding for his participation in an exhibition and conference in Ponzaz, Poland. Since his time at Georgetown College, Professor Graham has been a part of more than 54 exhibitions at more than 90 venues, including 12 solo exhibitions, 4 international exhibitions, 5 traveling exhibitions, as well as multiple visiting artist appointments, including Purdue University, the University of Kentucky, Murray State University, and Bowling Green State University.

last updated November 2012

Fall 2012 Courses

ART 120 Photography
ART 170 Topics in Art: Design via Photography
ART 338 Intermediate Digital Imaging

Spring 2013 Courses

ART 120 Photography
ART 234 Survey of Computer Art Applications
FDN112|ART 170 Topics in Art: Design via Photography

Education

2002 – MFA in Photography, Savannah College of Art and Design, Savannah, GA
1999 – BA in Art, Asbury University, Wilmore, KY

Biography

Professor Darrell Kincer is an Assistant Professor of Art teaching in the areas of Digital Media and Photography. He joined the faculty of Georgetown College in the Fall of 2007.

updated October  2012

Jeanette Tesmer is the Director of Fine Art Galleries and Curator of Collections and joined the department in early 2013.  She is a native Missourian who attended Rockhurst University in Kansas City, Missouri and graduated with a BSBA in International Business from the Helzberg School of Management in 2009.  During her undergraduate studies she attended the John Felice Rome Center in Rome, Italy, an affiliate of Loyola Chicago.  After graduating from Rockhurst University, she moved to Lexington to pursue her studies in art history through the graduate school at the University of Kentucky.  While a graduate student she worked closely with the Kentucky Museum Without Walls project speaking at two regional conferences on how to implement technology in historic homes and small museum settings. Her previous museum experience includes the UK Art Museum and the International Museum of the Horse at the Kentucky Horse Park.  She completed her master’s studies in 2012.