Art Galleries: Future Exhibitions

Future Exhibitions

RECENT ACQUISITIONS

Mahady Gallery
Mar 10, 2014 - Mar 23, 2014

Marywood University’s Suraci Collection of fine and decorative arts provides a varied and rich resource for student research and study, as well as enriching and expanding upon the general public’s experience and appreciation of the arts within our region. The exhibition features recent gifts to the permanent collection that include paintings and works on paper.

Current emphasis in the Suraci Collection has been on developing the collection of 20^th century works on paper and sculpture with the addition of high quality contemporary works. Local collectors, Elizabeth and Jeff Russell of Tunkhannock, PA and New York, NY have been gifting works to the Suraci Collection since 2009.

The works in Recent Acquistions are all gifts from Elizabeth and Jeff Russell. The exhibition includes paintings by Alan Fishman, (American, 1942–), God’s at Play No. 1, oil on linen, 1977; Robert Goodnough, (American, 1917–2010), Untitled, oil on masonite, circa 1947; and William (Wm.) Schwedler, (American, 1942–1982), Apron with Rare Wood, acrylic on canvas, circa 1968.

Works on paper by Karel Appel, (Dutch, 1921–2006), Flying Creature [from Tantrika II], circa 1980, color lithograph, HC 4/10; Cesar Baldaccini, (French, 1921–1998), Untitled, 1960, lithograph on BFK Rives paper, 69/85; Jake Berthot, (American, 1939– ), Untitled, 1989, color etching on paper, 26/35; Edgar Buonagurio, (American, 1946– ), Kaleidoscope A–1, Kaleidoscope B–1,  Kaleidoscope C–1, lithograph on paper, 20/70, 1994; Robert Conover, (American, 1920–1998), Anger, woodblock print, 15/15, 1965; Richard Cramer, (American, 1932– ), Palisade--Study for Collage II, ink on Arches, 1979; Robert Goodnough, (American, 1917–2010), Untitled, silkscreen, 6/150, 1973; K.B. Huang (Hwang), (Korean, 1932– ), Dawn, color etching, 74/100, 1972; Richard Pitts, (American, 1940– ), Koi, 1987, monoprint; Beatrice Reise, (American, 1917–2004), Tea Dust, gouache on Arches, 1973; and Nicholas Sperakis, (American, 1943– ), (Moving Heads of a Modern Metropolis), woodblock print, 8/40, circa 1990s.

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EVER-CHANGING LIGHT: Recent Landscape Paintings by COLLIER B. PARKER

Suraci Gallery
Mar 22, 2014 - May 03, 2014

Landscapes, painted on site locally along the Lackawanna River in Scranton and abroad in Tuscany, Italy, reveal a strong sense of place. During the painting process each landscape unveils its mystery and beauty to the artist as he explores the motif. While attempting to understand and capture the ever–changing effects of light, color, and atmosphere, the landscape and the paintings evolve into something very different than what the artist first perceived.

Collier B. Parker is the Dean of the Insalaco College of Creative and Performing Arts, Marywood University. Prior to Marywood he served as Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences at Delta State University, Cleveland, MS, where he also served as chair and professor of art. He received his BFA from Delta State University and MFA from Dominican University in Florence, Italy. He also completed private studies in painting and drawing with James Hanes at LaSalle University and figurative sculpture and anatomy at Frudakis Academy of The Fine Arts, Philadelphia, PA.

Artist’s Reception: March 22, 6–8 PM

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Senior ART Exhibition 2014

Mahady Gallery
Apr 12, 2014 - Apr 27, 2014

Group exhibition of 59 undergraduate art students receiving bachelor of arts and fine arts degrees in art education, art therapy, ceramics, graphic design, illustration, painting, and photography.

Students in Art Education: Kathryn Dnistrian, Alexis Joyce, Chelsea Krinner, Shawn Loyack, Niki Norton, and Mallory Rodich; Art Therapy: Ilaina Anderson, Eileen Botha, Amanda Burnside, Candace Conville, Sarah Counterman, Jaclyn Damiano, Kathryn DiGiacomo, Alysha Drum, Sara Haberzettl, MillyJean Helvick, Alexandra Kay, Patricia Maged, Kathleen Magrino, Moira McGovern, Stefanie Miller, Sandra Rayman, Sara Rigoliosi, Amanda Rogan, and Kristen Watt; Ceramics: Brita Krempasky and Marissa Minori; Graphic Design: Shannon Atwell, Rachel Beasley, Edena Bolus, Laura Bremer, Maria Caramanno, Eric Chaderton, Diana D’Achille, Holly Dastalfo, Melissa Foligno, Annmarie Lankewish, Sara Luciano, Elizabeth MacNeal, Ryan McAndrew, Jennifer Nastasi, Alyssa Romano, and Erika Wilson; Illustration: John Holler, Allie LaMarca, Edward Pederson, Alexandria Riggio, Erica Verbas, and Katherine Zwick; Painting: Heather Abshire, Chloe Cartmell, Shane Davis, Jessica Marks, Teal Porrini, and Alexandra Price; and Photography: Lawrence Grochal, Alexa Rozell, James Schell, and Alyssa Zabel.

Reception: April 12, 2–4 PM

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Graduate MA Exhibition

Mahady Gallery
May 03, 2014 - Jun 13, 2014

Group exhibition includes Master of Arts candidates Ahdab Bazerbay in painting, and Justin T. Hayden and Danielle M. Zito in art education.

Reception: May 3, 5–7 PM

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