Elizabeth Donsky
Since her beginnings as a practicing artist, Elizabeth Donsky has concentrated on multiple drawings in site-specific installations. Her projects begin with hundreds of restless drawings—inks, watercolors, encaustics; oils on paper; traces and rubbings; digital prints—and an investigation of how discrete still, permanent images can account for the passage of time and the unending transformation of matter.
Donsky has produced installations in a seaside motel, a NYC Garment District storefront, and at The Carriage House at the Islip Art Museum; her work has been exhibited in commercial, nonprofit and academic spaces. Donsky has taught at Drexel, Hofstra and Brown Universities; she received a MA in Arts and Humanities from New York University and a BFA in painting from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
Courses
Fall 2023 Courses
PAINT 4519-01
DRAWING I
SECTION DESCRIPTION
An introductory level course for Painting majors. Students will develop drawing skills and insights and consider basic visual language issues. Syllabus is coordinated with Painting I.
Open to Sophomore Painting Students.
Major Requirement | BFA Painting