Steven Bradford
 Keith Hoyt
 Emily Puthoff

Steven Bradford is currently head of the Sculpture Program, where he has been teaching since 2000. From 1997 to 2000 he taught in the Ceramics Program at SUNY New Paltz. Prior to that he taught as an adjunct at the Cleveland Institute of Art, California College of Arts and Crafts, and Kent State University. He received a BA in Art from Berea College, Kentucky and a MFA from the Rhode Island School of Design. Bradford has received three Ohio Arts Council's Individual Artist Fellowships, and a NEA/ Arts Midwest Regional Visual Arts Fellowship.

Associate Professor has exhibited nationally with recent one-person exhibitions at David Jacobs Fine Art in Los Angeles, CA, Dorothy Weiss Gallery, San Francisco, CA, and the John Elder Gallery, NY, NY. He has participated in three residencies at the John Michael Kohler Arts Center, Arts/ Industry Program. He has lectured at the University of the Arts, Philadelphia, PA, Nova Scotia School of Arts and Design, and Ohio University, Athens, OH. His work is in the private collections of John Michael Kohler Arts Center, Kohler Co., David Jacobs, Candice Groot, Ron Porter, and Marc and Diane Grainer. His work is in the permanent collection of the Everson Museum of Art, Syracuse, NY.

Keith Hoyt Sculpture Tech Office: FAB 223 Phone: (845) 257-3826 E-mail: KDHOYT@hotmail.com

Emily Puthoff Sculpture Office: FAB 118 Phone: (845) 257-3835 E-mail: puthoffe@newpaltz.edu

Office Hours: T 11:00 AM - 12:15 PM T 5:45 PM - 6:30 PM W 11:00 AM - 12:15 PM

Continuum - If I could pinpoint the moment where this all began, it would be in Potsdamer Platz, Berlin, with a snapshot. I am standing, holding the camera ready: I am a tourist. My image is reflected in an ornate mirror atop an elaborately carved fireplace mantel. I am separated from this palace fixture by a half-inch thick layer of glass and steel. {History] is just a few feet away. Its resonance is palpable. Cut to the States, one January morning, a tick ...tick...tack on the keyboard. The snapshot is now my screen saver. I have just logged onto to eBay and in my meandering I have . found that people are auctioning off their home movies. Their personal memories are going for five bucks a roll. At first disquieted by this: I thought that society had definitely reached the point of no return. But then my curiosity led to me to wonder: Could I possibly find a moment, a frame perhaps, when my life syncs up with another' floating out there in this vast global bay. Could I delineate a strange attractor within these personal memories? Home movies from Russia, 1970's : Starting bid: 99 cents. In my recent work, images stream constantly from the Web in real-time while others have been carefully hand-spliced their lifelines balanced precariously on the strength of the splice tape. Stills others have been purchased on eBay and some are digitally reproduced thought, histories, and memories. Mining this reservoir of images for instances when time overlaps: I am reassembling the information to construct an individual experience from the global archive. I have edited, cut, copied, pasted, and spliced these fragments from the cultural continuum in an effort to resolve the moment when the collective is mirrored in personal experience.

Education - 2002 Master of Fine Arts, Sculpture, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ, summa cum laude, 1996 Bachelor of Fine Arts, Sculpture and Printmaking, Ohio University, Athens, OH, summa cum laude