JANET MCKENZIE

The Tree of Life (Motherhood Series)

oil on canvas

Participating ARTISTS:

Loren Baker, Rochester NY

Charles Barbier, Baton Rouge, LA

G. Carol Bomer, Asheville, NC

Timothy R. Botts, Glen Ellyn, IL

Martha Chatelain, San Diego, CA

Tracey Clarke, Atlanta, GA

Tyrus Clutter, Nampa, ID

G. E. Colpitts, Elgin, IL

Thom Cooney Crawford, Easton, PA

Kate Curry, Cupertino, CA

Marek Czarnecki, Forestville, CT

Judy Dodds, St. Paul, MN

Robert P. Eustace, Englishtown, NJ

Christine A. Forsythe, Grantham, PA

Donald J. Forsythe, Grantham, PA

Erica Grimm-Vance, Vancouver, BC, Canada

Sr. Cor Immaculatum Heffernan, Scranton, PA

Sheila Mahoney Keefe, Santa Fe, NM

Pamela Earnshaw Kelly, Montrose, PA

Tim Lowly, Chicago, IL

Rosemary A. Luckett, Manassas, VA

Janet McKenzie, Island Pond, VT

Ben Frank Moss, Hanover, NH

Irene Pérez-Omer, Austin, TX

Heidi M. Petersen, Canby, OR

Caryl Picker, Waverly, PA

Jennifer Rife, Cheyenne, WY

Krystyna Sanderson, New York, NY

Susan Kelly von Medicus, FT Washington, PA

Gayle Williamson, Louisville, KY

James Quentin Young, Dayton, MN

Paul D. Zenian, Ypsilanti, MI

IRENE PEREZ-OMER

In the Garden

HEIDI M. PETERSEN

The Loss of Eden

LOREN BAKER

Songs of Ascent

October 19 - November 17, 2002

Mahady Gallery

Art in a Changing World: Regional Art 2002

Art in a Changing World is the second juried Regional Biennial for Northeast Pennsylvania and surrounding counties. A cultural initiative of four visual arts venues, the exhibit takes place concurrently at the four exhibition sites: Marywood University's Mahady Gallery, Afa Gallery, University Art Gallery at University of Scranton and Linder Gallery at Keystone College. Juried by art critic and writer Lance Esplund, this project receives support through a grant from the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, a state agency funded by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the National Endowment for the Arts. Opening Receptions and Awards Ceremony: October 19th

Progressive opening with food and music at the participating venues beginning at 2 PM and concluding with the awards ceremony at Keystone College at 6:30 PM.

  

PETER HOFFER

Island Retreat

monoprint/collage

DAVID KLEVINSKY

Block No. 5

clay

  

LISA HINKLE

Fallen Apples

gelatin silver print

 

KAREN A. REID

Sentinels

steel, optic glass, copper inclusion

November 1, 2002 - January 3, 2003

Suraci Gallery

SUBJECT(ive) TRANSFORMATIONS

Recent Photographs by Sam Olfano

Photography is not all about the surface appearance of a thing. It is about what it becomes as a photograph. A member of the Marywood art faculty, Olfano presents a collection of recent works exploring the transformative effect on subject and interpretation of photographic process, perspective, context, and practice. Reception: Friday, November 1st, 5-8 PM

and Gallery Gallery Talk: Wednesday, November 13th at 2 PM.

  

SAM OLFANO

Siena, Tuscany 2002

December 7, 2002 - January 3, 2003

Mahady Gallery

Graduate Exhibition I

Exhibit featuring Nancy A. Ewing, masters of arts candidate in painting, Jason M. Sauer, masters of fine arts candidate in printmaking, and Lance Erlick, masters of fine art candidate in painting.

Reception: December 7th, 6-8 PM

NANCY A. EWING Christina	NANCY A. EWING Kitchen Scene

January 25 - February 12, 2003 Mahady Gallery Scholastic Art Awards A regional exhibition, sponsored by the Times-Tribune, of award-winning work by junior high and high school students, grades 7-12, from five counties of Northeastern Pennsylvania. Awards Presentation: Saturday, January 25th at 1PM (Nazareth Hall, Crystal Room); Snow date: Sunday, January 26th, 1 PM

From Cave Walls to Gallery Walls ART ­ essential to the human race. Illustration ­ Eileen McTiernan

January 20 - February 23, 2003 Suraci Gallery CLAY FACTOR The age-old yet ageless material. Ceramic vessels and sculpture by contemporary artists, on loan from various collections. Study exhibit explores clay as the elemental medium. Artists represented in the exhibit are Michael Baxley, Bennett Bean, John Chalke, Bob Cloughley, Tom Coleman, Bruce Dehnert, Josh DeWeese, Karon Doherty, Neil Grant, Shoji Hamada, Woody Hughes, James Jansma, Mel Jacobson, Gail Kendall, Warren MacKenzie, Kirk Mangus, Matthew Metz, Ron Meyers, Kris Nelson, Mark Pharis, Don Reitz, Mary Roehm, Will Ruggles and Douglass Rankin, Katsuyuki Sakasume, Linda Sikora, Rudolph Staffel, Chris Staley, Susanne G. Stephenson, Toshiko Takaezu, Bryon Temple, Jack Troy, and Bruce Winn.

Warren MacKenzie Don Reitz   Bruce Winn Many of the pieces in the exhibit are on loan from the permanent collection of Peters Valley Craft Education Center, a non-profit organization that shares the experience of the American Craft Movement through interactive workshop learning. The above vessels and their images are courtesy of Peters Valley.

February 23 - March 7, 2003 Mahady Gallery Senior Exhibition 01 Undergraduate group exhibition of bachelor of fine arts candidates in ILLUSTRATION: Michael Bonner, Gerard Newland, Sendy Salburo, Jennifer Schaffer, and Beth Tyrrell; PAINTING: Sarrah Dibble, and PHOTOGRAPHY: Athleen Baird, Wendy Boos, Danielle Castori, Logan Gelik, and Bill Stritzinger. Reception: Sunday, February 23rd, 2-4 PM

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March 3 - 30, 2003

Suraci Gallery

PHOTOGRAPHIC INQUIRIES

Selections from The Maslow Collection

Curated by Marywood arts administration student, Andria Bolella, in collaboration with The Maslow Collection, the exhibit explores photography in the context of contemporary society and culture. Artists represented in the exhibit: Bernice Abbott, Bernd and Hilla Becher, Harry Callahan, Mark Cohen, Robert Cumming, Lee Friedlander, Hamish Fulton, David Haxton, Evelyn Hofer, Barbara Kasten, Wendell Macrae, Joel Meyerowitz, Denny Moers, Wright Morris, Ellen Phelan, Sandy Skoglund, and William Wegman,

Reception: March 4th, 5-7 PM

Gallery Talk: March 19th, 2 PM



Denny Moers

Portrait of an Interior in Cappadocia

courtesy The Maslow Collection

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