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9/8/18 - 10/27/18
Recurring weekly on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Angela Meleca Gallery
144 E. State St., Columbus, OH 43215
(614) 340-6997
Curated by Jason Simon
With Leni D. Anderson, Mary Jo Bole, Moyra Davey, Richard Fletcher, Chester Himes, Bill Horrigan, Masumi Hyashi, William E. Jones, Logan Rollins & the 511 Jazz Ensemble, Jason Simon
The derelict Ohio State Penitentiary made the west side of downtown Columbus into a vast quiet quarry, where Spring, Neil, West and Maple streets were bounded by its 30-foot limestone walls. Inside, piles of rubble and patches of graffiti grew inside and outside its more than two dozen structures, an urban ruin of human ruin made spectacular by its monumental scale. The largest buildings, especially the stacked tiers of iron-barred cell blocks, merged the industrial and carceral decades past their function by sheer visual impact. Now Columbus’ Arena district occupies the site and any such physical evidence of the Pen is nearly invisible. Like documentary and historical artifacts, artworks and recorded impressions can also testify to an American recourse to caging people, and if such edifices were later sited
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MASUMI HAYASHI, DFA (1945-2006)
Curriclulm Vitae (updated 11/12/2010)
I. EDUCATION
1977M.F.A, Florida State University, Tallahassee, Florida, Visual Arts (Photography) (major professor Robert Fichter)
1975B.F.A., Florida State University, Tallahassee, Florida, Visual Arts (Photography)
1985Post College Certificate with honors, Sheridan College, Oakville, Ontario, Canada, (Computer Graphics)
II. TEACHING EXPERIENCE
1982 - 2006 (24 years), Professor, tenured (Photography and 2-D art), Cleveland State University, Cleveland, Ohio
III. AWARDS, GRANTS & FELLOWSHIPS
2007Governror's Awards for the Arts in Ohio: Tribute to the Ohio Arts Community - Masumi Hayashi (Posthumous), Ohio Arts Council, Columbus, Ohio
2006Posthumous Honorary Degree, Doctorate of Fine ArtsCleveland State University
2005Associate Fellow, Asian Studies Department, UCLA, Fall 2005, Los Angeles, California
2003"Senior Fullbright Research Fellow", Center for International Services and Programs, Cleveland State University, Cleveland, Ohio, India and Nepal
2002"Artist Fellowship in Photography", Ohio Arts Council, Columbus, Ohio
1997 "Research Fellowship," Civil Liberties Public Education Fund, W.D.C., project grant on the Japanese American and Japanese Canadian internment camps.
1997Research Fell