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September
2003 - July 2004
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- September
7 - October 5, 2003
- Suraci Gallery
- Moments
in Time
- Plein
Air Oil Painting by Helen
Evanchik
- Love of working outdoors
suffuse area landscapes by regional painter, a recipient of an
exhibition award from Northeast PA Regional Art 2002.
- Gallery Talk: September 15th, 10:30 AM followed
by "Meet the Artist" reception
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Houk's Pond
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Frances Slocum
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- September
7 - October 12, 2003
- Mahady Gallery
- JON
CARSMAN: Rhythm,
Movement, Energy
- Paintings synthesize
the phenomena of mass-media and postmodernism with subject matter
drawn from more traditional built and natural environments, in
a concurrent exhibit shared with Sordoni Art Gallery, Wilkes
University, spanning twenty years of regional artist's career.
Gallery Talk: September 17th, 7 PM, given
by exhibit curator, Darlene Miller-Lanning, Ph.D.
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Rite of Spring
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Blackman's Patch
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- October 10
- November 9, 2003
- Suraci Gallery
- FRANCES
HYNES
- THOUGHT
CHARTS.VISUAL DIARIES
- Exhibit includes journalistic
works that fold like road maps and chronicle the everyday life
and thought of the artist, and large unstretched paintings that
unroll like scrolls upon the wall. Utilizing both word and image,
the layered imagery and the varied mark make a universal language.
Artist is represented by June Kelly Gallery in NYC.
- Gallery Talk: October 22nd, 10:30 AM, followed
by "Meet the Artist" reception
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Mother
and Child (The Finland Diaries) 2000
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Riddle
of the Hybrid 1997
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- October 24
- November 23, 2003
- Mahady Gallery
- Art
Faculty Biennial 2003
- Multimedia exhibit
of current work by Marywood's art department faculty -- Steven
Alexander, Juan Amador, Timothy Butler, Dennis Corrigan, Reneé Emanuel, Lance Erlick, Stephen Garrison, Robert Griffith, Kim
Hayden, Sister Cor Immaculatum Heffernan, IHM, Lisa Hinkle, Peter
Hoffer, Christine Medley, John Meza, Ted Michalowski, Sam Olfano,
Barbara Parker-Bell, Pamela M. Parsons, Matt Povse, Sandra Ward
Povse, Edward Rushton, John Shahoney, Heather Sincavage, Amy
Smyk, and Mark Webber.
- Reception: October 24th, 6-8 PM
- Gallery Talk: October 29th, 2 PM
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Christine
Medley
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Mark
Webber
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- November
17 - December 12, 2003
- Suraci Gallery
- The
Artist and the Bible
- 20th
Century Works on Paper
- Giving witness to a
living faith in the 20th century, this exhibit includes work
by such artists as Georges Rouault, Marc Chagall, Oskar Kokoschka,
Lovis Corinth, Fernand Leger, Kaethe Kollwitz, Ben-Zion, Chaim
Gross, Sadao Watanabe, and Maurice Denis, among others. The exhibit
divides roughly in half between the Biblical narrative and works
that deal with scriptural symbols, ideas and influences.
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Marc
Chagall
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Sarah
and the Angels, 1960
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Sadao
Watanabe
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Arrival
of the Three Kings, 1976
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Lovis
Corinth
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Christ
Carries His Cross, 1920-21
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- December
6 - 19, 2003
- Mahady Gallery
- Graduate
Exhibition One
Group exhibit of masters of arts and fine arts candidates in
ceramics, painting, and art education including Erika Curtiss,
Mary Cate O'Connor, Irene Scotti Lantz, and Anthony Lynott.
- Reception: December 6th, 5-7 PM
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Tony
Lynott
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Cathedral (detail)
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Irene
Lantz
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Bracelet
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Erika
Curtiss
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Plaster
Balls (detail)
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- January 12
- February 22, 2004
- Suraci Gallery
- CONTEMPORARY
PRINTS
- Selections
from The Maslow Collection
- Among the artists represented
in the exhibit, from works on loan from The Maslow Collection, are Jasper Johns, Andy Warhol,
Robert Rauschenberg, Jim Dine, Melissa Meyer, Sol LeWitt, Sherrie
Levine, Robert Ruscha, Joan Nelson, and Frank Stella. The exhibition is
dedicated to the memory of Deane Berger, the first curator of
The Maslow Collection.
- Gallery Talk: January 28th, 7 PM
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Roy
Lichtenstein
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Two
Paintings: Sleeping Muse
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Chuck
Close
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Phil
III
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Frank
Stella
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Singerli
Variation Squared with
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Colored
Ground IV
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- January 12
- February 27, 2004
- Gallery Lobby
- 5th
NAP Biennial Video Festival
International works in film and video selected by jurors Sally
Berger (Museum of Modern Art), John Hanhardt (Guggenheim Museum),
and Ann-Sargent Wooster (independent videomaker). Sponsored by
the New ARTS Program, a non-profit art service organization that
presents to the public educational opportunities with individual
artists from the literary, visual and performing arts, the NAP
Video Festival exhibits video and film artists in an art venue,
promoting videos as an integral part of art exhibitions.
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- January 17
- February 8, 2004
- Mahady Gallery
- Scholastic
Art Awards Exhibition
Regional exhibition of award-winning work by junior high and
high school students, grades 7-12, from five counties of Northeastern
Pennsylvania, sponsored by the Times-Tribune.
Awards: January 17th, 1 PM
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- February
15 - 22, 2004
- Mahady Gallery
- Senior
Exhibition One
Undergraduate group exhibition of bachelor of arts candidates
in Art Education:Rebecca Bley, Lisa M. Perkowski, and Scott Williamson;
and in Art Therapy: Shannon Morris and Jaime Zuzzio; fine arts
candidates in Graphic Design: Stephani Allan, Bobbie Barron,
Elizabeth A. Belles, Erika Chiocco, Bradley Eckroth, David Frederick,
Stephanie Anne Golden, Nicholas Jablonski, Eric Kennedy, Amy
Marhevka, Karen Marhevka, Devon Monahan, Anelle Myers, Christina
Petrilli, Sandra Scaturro, Trisha L. Tranguch, Mark Charles Wilson,
and Amanda Zalewski; and in Interior Design: Caryn A. Centini,
Jennifer Chrisman, Beth Crnkovich, Amy Killian, Angela Sandy,
Carrie Ann Seekircher, Erin Washburn, and Jessica A. Wiatroski.
Reception: February 15th, 2-4 PM
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- March 15
- April 4, 2004
- Mahady Gallery
- PROJECTED
LANDSCAPES
- DVD
Installation Works
- Megan
Roberts and Raymond Ghirardo
- Premiere of new site-specific
installation work incorporates animation and imagery by artists
who have been collaborators in video, sound sculpture, installation,
and performance for the past 27 years. A continuation of work
developed during a recent residency at the Center for Contemporary
Art in Prague, this exhibit thematically deals with archaeology,
projected histories, human volition, imaginary landscape, and
issues of landscape representation.
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Fall
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Cone
Field
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- March 12
- 28, 2004
- Kresge Room, Insalaco
Center for Studio Arts
- Hunger
for the Arts Exhibit
and Auction
Hunger
for the Arts Auction III is
a collaboration between Meals on Wheels of NEPA and Marywood
University Art Department and Galleries. Proceeds from the auction
will benefit Meals on Wheels and sponsor a series of lectures
by visiting artists open to the community. culminating with an
Auction on March 28th at 2 PM.
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- One of the
pieces available for
purchase
at the auction --
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- Pears (detail)
- by Pamela M. Parsons
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- 6" x
10" 2003
- oil on wood
panel
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PARTICIPATING ARTISTS
Stephen
Alexander
Krystall Barnes
Jeanne Browning
Betty Bryden
Austin Burke
Nannette M. Burti
Cathy Corkill
Nina Davidowitz
Pat Dunleavy
Renée Emanuel
Frank Goryl
Robert Griffith
Kim Hayden |
Peter Hoffer
Barbara Kapalski
Lori Leary
Barbara Maiser
Lisa Hinkle Maria
Alison Maslow
Mike McGoff
Kristie Miller McMahon
Ruth Niles
Karen O'Connor
Sam Olfano
Leigh Pawling
Pamela M. Parsons |
Matt Povse
Karen Reid
Marshall Rumbaugh
Mary C. Schumacher
Herbert Simon
Ted Sokolowski
Jordan Taylor
Bill Teitsworth
Mike Trovato
Patricia Yelverton
Judith Youshock
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- March 13
- April 18, 2004
- Suraci Gallery
- A
STREAM OF UNCONSCIOUSNESS
- SKETCHES
FROM DENNIS CORRIGAN'S NOTEBOOKS
- Selected excerpts of
humorous ideas and observations from the artist's notebooks spanning
a period of 35 years. An illustrator with an over-active mind,
Corrigan is a member of the Marywood art faculty, where he teaches
classes in illustration and 2-D color and design.
- Reception: March 13th, 6-8PM
- Gallery Talk: Wednesday, March 17th, 2 PM
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- April 18
- 25, 2004
- Mahady Gallery
- Senior
Exhibition Two
Undergraduate group exhibition of bachelor of fine arts candidates
in Painting: Melanie Roman Gardner, Brad Huff, Megan Loftus-Vergari,
Kris Miele, and Christina Young; in Illustration: Charles DeAngelo,
Paul Fendrock, Robb Gomulka, Jason Krukowski, Ryan Ritterbeck,
Rachael Savastano, Jessica Sedon, Chris Thompson, and John Louis
Washicosky; in Sculpture: Dianne Cirba and Jessica Crane; in
Ceramics: Lisa Belleman-Popp, Amy M. Wierbowski, and Katherine
Williams; and in Photography: Aubrey Farnham, Alicia Hayhurst,
Kimberly Metcho, and Alice Tierney.
Reception: April 18th, 2-4PM
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- April 30 - July 16, 2004
- Suraci Gallery
- Treasures of the Permanent Collection
Selections from the Suraci Gallery's Permanent Collection, most of which are usually not on display. Works include fashion illustrations by Stavrinos and Antonio Lopez, print by Philip Pearlstein, painting by Sarah Bernhardt, The Gibson Book I and II by Charles Dana Gibson, sculptures, and decorative arts such as carved ivory tusks, glass, and ceramics.
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- May 1 - July 16, 2004
- Mahady Gallery
- Graduate Exhibition Two
Group exhibit of master of arts and fine arts candidates in painting including Sydney Allister King, Maria Monforte, and Angela Cadden.
Reception: May 1st, 5-7 PM
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Sydney Allister King |
Maria Monforte |
Angela Cadden |
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