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CS Dept Head Looking to Feature Student-created Artwork, 12/2 Deadline

Purdue CS Art Installation Application

Professor Drineas, Head of the Department of Computer Science, is looking to feature student-created artwork in his office.

Selected artists will have their artwork displayed in Professor Drineas' office and earn an Amazon gift card.

Some parameters:

Artists can choose whatever medium they are comfortable with, as long as it is able to be displayed on a wall (3-D sculptures might be a little difficult).

Artists will have winter break to complete their projects. 

The artwork should reflect at least one of the following areas, that are central to the department. 

  • First CS department in the nation (our past)
  • "Two locations, one department." West Lafayette and Indianapolis
  • Excellence at scale as one of the largest CS departments (our present and future)
  • Areas of strength (security, machine learning, data science, artificial intelligence, software engineering, systems engineering and computational science and engineering)
  • Purdue initiatives (Purdue Computes, OneHealth and Purdue Indianapolis)
  • Purdue CS in action/the impact of Purdue CS

Important dates:

Monday, December 2 - Applications are DUE by 11:59pm

Friday, December 6 - Artists will be selected and notified. 

Monday, December 16 - Winter Break begins

Monday, January 14 - Spring Semester begins

Friday, January 17 - Completed artwork is to be turned in by 5pm

 

Submit your proposal today

Last Updated: Nov 20, 2024 10:35 AM

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