August 5 - October 8, 2006
Mahady Gallery

RE/CREATION
Recent Paintings by Renée Emanuel and Bill Teitsworth
Renée's colorful landscape and still life paintings celebrate her strong connection to the places and objects she loves. A nationally recognized artist, her work was selected for books, was the focus of an article in "Country Living Magazine" and most recently featured in "The Best of Pennsylvania Artists and Artisans." Bill has won eleven national awards for his watermedia paintings. In 2005 he won the Silver Medal of Honor in the American Watercolor Society's 138th Annual. Bill and Renée live and work in Moscow, PA. www.etstudioart.com

• Opening Reception: August 5th, 6-8 PM

Left: Bill Teitsworth, Cloudy

Right: Renee Emanuel, Dreaming of Acadia

 

 

August 13 - October 8, 2006
Mahady Gallery

Pennsylvania Watercolor Society
27th Annual International Juried Exhibition
Annual juried exhibition, of over ninety artists from 19 states, Belgium, and Canada, presents a wide range of representational and abstract work of water media painting on paper. Established in 1979, the Pennsylvania Watercolor Society sponsors a juried member show each year, held in different locations across the Commonwealth. Juried by Thomas Sgouros, Providence, RI; Awards Juror, Chris Krupinski, Fairfax, VA.

• Opening Awards Reception: August 13th, 2-5 PM

Left: Larry Lombardo, Lebanon, PA, The Child Has Grown, The Dream Has Gone, First Place Award

Right: Ron Thurston, Pittsburgh, PA, Sara Plain and Tall

 

October 21 - November 15, 2006
Mahady Gallery

NORTHEAST PA REGIONAL ART 2006
Juried regional exhibition for Northeastern Pennsylvania and surrounding counties in NY and NJ. Collaborative biennial show is sponsored by Marywood University Art Galleries, The AFA Gallery, The Hope Horn Gallery at The University of Scranton, and Linder Gallery at Keystone College. Juried by J. Susan Isaacs, the exhibit is held concurrently at the four venues.

• Progressive Openings and Awards Ceremony: October 21st

Above: Victor Stabin, Jim Thorpe, PA, Arielle, oil on canvas

Right Top: Brian Keeler, Wyalusing, PA, Interior with Bacchic Ritual, oil on canvas

Right Bottom: Rolfe Ross, Scranton, PA, The Latino Project: First Communion, color photograph

Joe Figlerski, Nanticoke, PA, Night Owl, oil on linen

 

 

December 2 - 15, 2006
Mahady Gallery

GRADUATE M.A./M.F.A. EXHIBITION
Master of Arts exhibition features Ann McDonald (MA/art education), Katie Thomas (MA/printmaking), and Jesse Zito (MFA/photography).

• Reception: December 2nd, 5–7 PM

 

 

October 28, 2006 - February 4, 2007
Suraci Gallery

STATEMENTS and SYMBOLS
Selected Paintings and Prints from The Maslow Collection
There is art that reveals itself immediately by making a statement, however large or small, to its viewer. Then there is art that is much slower to reveal itself, and only through a journey of discovery are the symbols found. This exhibit explores that ever-present dichotomy in selected paintings and prints from The Maslow Collection. Statements and Symbols was the result of an internship program partnered between Marywood University and The Maslow Collection. Arts Administration student Heather McDonald Budow, working with Bob Schweitzer, Curator for The Maslow Collection, developed the conceptual theme and organized this exhibition. The exhibit includes works by Nicholas Africano, Jennifer Bartlett, Robert Cumming, Peter Halley, Jane Hammond, Edward Henderson, Roy Lichtenstein, Robert Rauschenberg, Edward Ruscha, and Sandy Skoglund. For installation views of the exhibit and list of works, go to The Maslow Collection and click on Current/Recent Exhibitions.

Jane Hammond, Tuner, 1993, mixed media on rice

 

Robert Rauschenberg, Signs, 1970, silkscreen

Peter Haley, A Tour of the Monuments of Pasaaic, NJ, 1989, relief etchings on Japanese paper

Peter Haley, Display, 1991, screen print

Peter Haley, A Tour of the Monuments of Pasaaic, NJ, 1989, relief etchings on Japanese paper

 

 

January 20 - February 4, 2007
Mahady Gallery

2007 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.

• Awards Ceremony: January 20th @ 1PM, Nazareth Hall

Maria Caramanno, grade 12, West Scranton High School, Scranton, PA, acrylic painting, 2007 Scholastic Art Awards American Visions Award recipient

Daniel Cottle, Abington Heights High School, Clarks Summit, PA, photo collage, 2006 Scholastic Art Awards American Visions Award recipient

Danielle Dubois, grade 12, Western Wayne High School, Lake Ariel, PA, drawing, 2007 Scholastic Art Awards American Visions Award recipient

 

 

February 17 - March 18, 2007
Mahady Gallery

Between pole and tropic: Paintings by Eric Karpeles
F. Lammot Belin Art Scholarship Exhibition
The subject of his work could be described as the interiorization of landscapes. An ongoing journey to understand and give voice to the classical nexus known as "the pastoral" –– the meeting place of opposing forces of landscape and being, the crossroads of nature and man, of chaos and order –– Karpeles' large scale paintings attempt to capture the brutish realities of life and the meditative possibilities for coping.

"The painter Eric Karpeles has used his urban and literary erudition to approach nature with luminous appreciation. His distinctive shimmering autumnal tones and nuanced abstract forms are imbued with and emanate from Henry James and Elizabeth Bishop no less than late George Inness and Mark Rothko." Patterson Sims, Director, Montclair Art Museum of Art

Eric Karpeles was born in New York City and worked in life classes at the Art Students League from the age of eleven. He lived as an exchange student with a Hindu family in India when he was fifteen, and this exposure to another world marked him. He graduated from Haverford College with an honors degree in comparative literature and fine arts, received a diploma from the Ruskin School at Oxford, and earned a masters degree from The New School. His career has been anchored in a life of the studio; for more than twenty years he has worked in a valley of rolling hills near Tyler Hill, Pennsylvania. Karpeles has created monumental works both under personal motivation—executing, funding and installing the Sanctuary Project, a meditation space for the HIV/AIDS communities across the United States—and private commission—The Mary and Laurance S. Rockefeller Chapel, a permanent installation at The HealthCare Chaplaincy in New York. He has also written on aesthetics, and is a recipient of grants and awards for his painting including a recent scholarship award from the F. Lammot Belin Foundation. Karpeles made paintings inspired by Elizabeth Bishop for an international colloquium in Brazil, and is currently at work on a book about Proust and painting.

And yet abide the World, Oil on canvas diptych, 60x90", 2002

(Left) Full fathom, Oil on canvas, 66x80", 1993

Rowing in Eden, Oil on canvas diptych, 66x160 ", 1966

 

 

February 17 - April 15, 2007
Suraci Gallery

LIGHT and SHADOWS
Recent Photographs by MICHAEL MIRABITO
Light and shadows define the world we see. They are polar opposites, yet one cannot exist without the other. Primarily landscapes and structures from NEPA and the United Kingdom, the photographs are complemented by music composed by Dr. Douglas Lawrence, weaving its own pattern of light and shadows. Michael Mirabito is a professor of communication arts at Marywood and works with the University’s academic information technology systems. Douglas Lawrence is a professor of Marywood’s Communication Art department.

• Reception: February 17th, 4-–6 PM
• Gallery Talk: March 14th, 2 PM

 

 

March 31 - April 22, 2007
Mahady Gallery

SENIOR EXHIBITION
Undergraduate group exhibition of bachelor of arts and fine arts candidates in art education, art therapy, graphic design, illustration, interior architecture/design, painting, and photography.

Exhibiting in Art Education: Christine Eden, Danielle Gyles, Regina Kaufmann, Michele Kordek, William Mecca, Deena Metzger, Stacey Soboleski, and Glenn Wagner. Exhibiting in Art Therapy: Keri Burns-Woessner, Kasey Connors, Kelsey Hartman, Angela Libby, Amanda Lynch, Kelly McCormack, Andrea Muzio, Crystal Parente, Joelle Rizk, Mary Sadauckas, Jessica Sciarabba, Heather Thomas, Laura Whitlock, Michele Witt, and Victoria Yetter. Exhibiting in Graphic Design: Michael Anderson, Gregory Beppler, Kristen Blake, Andrew Darmochwal, Jeremy Geadrities, Ian Howells, Todd Pousley, Ralph Protano, Jessica Repa, Timothy Rixner, Marisa Toth, Colin Williams, and Tara Wisniewski. Exhibiting in Illustration: Zoe Davis, Jessica Ferrise, Jason Hipolito, Kristen Leonard, Kenna Shoemaker, and Sharon Stikna. Exhibiting in Interior Architecture/Design: Casey Brown, Janelle Caso, Shana Celli, Danielle Cole, Tara Demianovich, Nicole Finella, Anisa Fornataro, Megan Manley, Gregory Marinelli, Emily McCormick, Karen Reinfurt, Amanda Saporito, Jenna Scagliotti, Vanessa Simolin, and Elizabeth Waeltz. Exhibiting in Painting: Christa Felice, Karla Ramp, Gabrielle Stephenson, and Stanley Wrobel. And, exhibiting in Photography: Maja Arland, Michele Crawford, Christie Del Nero, Gregory Hasinecz, Moira Hauer, Holly Legate, Christina Luciw, Stephanie Makosky, Kelly Malys, Lauren McComsey, Natalie Mennicucci, Joel Sheakoski, and Zachary Zavada.

April 25 - June 15, 2007
Suraci Gallery

Art from Florence, Italy: SACI FACULTY SHOW
Marywood is a member institution of the SACI (Studio Art Centers International) Consortium, our study-abroad program. The exhibit features artworks by fine arts instructors at SACI in a touring exhibition traveling to eight major U.S. universities. With artwork as diverse as their nationalities, exhibiting artists come from Italy, England, Canada, France, Germany, Serbia, Switzerland, and the United States.

• Gallery Talk: April 25th, 2 PM, given by Steven Alexander

Left: Lisa Nocentini, Musing in a Drawer, 2006, stained earthenware and wood

Right: Dario Arcamone, Untitled, 2004, travertine, steel wire, Xerox, pencil

 

 

May 5 - June 15, 2007
Mahady Gallery

GRADUATE M.F.A. EXHIBITION
Master of Fine Arts in Visual Arts exhibition features Eva Freiberger (painting), Jonathan Parks (painting), Geoffrey Smeltzer (ceramics), and Amy M. Wierbowski (ceramics).

• Reception: May 5th, 5–7 PM

 

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