| Janice
Kluge is the Associate Chair and Professor of Sculpture
at UAB, where she teaches sculpture and drawing. Her MFA
degree is from the University of Wisconsin, Madison and
BFA degree with Honors, from the University of Illinois
in Champaign-Urbana.
Kluge has exhibited and lectured extensively at regional,
national and international venues, most recently at the
National Museum for Women in the Arts, in Washington D.C.
She is represented by the Connell Gallery in Atlanta, Georgia.
Recipient of a 1998-2000 Individual Artist grant in the
Visual Arts from the Alabama State Council on the Arts,
Kluge has also received many other grants and awards, among
them a 1999-2000 UAB Faculty Development grant. Her work
is represented in numerous private and public collections
and has been pictured and reviewed in many national publications.
Kluge is working with the installation format using sound
and digital video as well as other sensory elements. The
themes in her work are autobiographical and narrative using
symbolic imagery and are based on the transitory nature
of life. |
