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PAST EXHIBITIONS

MFA Thesis Exhibition II
April 11-22, 2011
Reception: Friday, April 9, 7-9pm

MFA Thesis Exhibition I
March 22- April 1, 2011
Reception: Friday, March 18, 7-9pm

SA+AH Juried Exhibition
February 22 - March 4, 2011
Reception: Friday, February 18, 7-9pm

Precarious Status
January 5 - February 11, 2011
Reception: Friday, January 7, 7-9pm

Most Serene Republics
October 5 - November 19, 2010
Reception: Friday, October 1, 7-9pm

SIDESHOW
August 24 - September 24, 2010
Reception: Friday, August 27, 7-9pm

MFA II Thesis Exhibition
April 13 - April 23, 2010
Reception: Friday, April 16, 7-9pm

MFA I Thesis Exhibition
March 22 - April 2, 2010
Reception: Friday, March 26, 7-9pm

School of Art + Art History Student Juried Exhibition
February 5 - 26, 2010
Reception: Friday, February 5, 7-9pm

Leaf and Bark and Limb and Bough
Jerry Cutler Retrospective
January 12-29, 2010
Reception: Friday, January 8, 7-9 pm

Fresh from Chelsea
August 28 - December 4, 2009
Reception: Friday August 28, 7-9pm

MFA Thesis Exhibition II
April 10 - 24, 2009
Reception: Friday April 10, 7-9pm
Artists: Courtney Crowell, Ariel Koller-Faloon,
Hilary Francis Hoffman, Anna Kell

MFA Thesis Exhibition I
March 20 - April 3, 2009
Reception: Friday March 20, 7-9pm
Artists: Kelley Eggert, Thaddeus Erdahl, Patrick Grigsby, Sonya McAlister, Stephanie Stuefer, Matthew Whitehead

Thaddeus Erdahl, Victroal Helmet 2, 2008
ceramics, glaze, steel, synthetic fur, audio

School of Art + Art History Student Juried Exhibition
February 24 - March 6, 2009
Reception: Friday, February 27, 7-9pm


Carrie Smith, And I Waited
mixed media, 2008

25 Florida Fellowships
State of Florida Visual Art Fellowship Exhibition
January 6, 2008 - February 13, 2009
Reception: Friday, January 23, 7-9pm


John Westmark, Kronos
acrylic & paper clothing patterns on canvas, 2008

Roar of the Crowd: Tim Laun & Marisa Maza
October 7-December 5, 2008
Reception: Friday, October 10, 7-9pm



44th Annual SA+AH Studio Art Faculty Exhibition
September 2-26, 2008
Reception: Friday, September 5, 7-9pm

(front) Nan Smith, Courtship
glazed earthenware with color decals, 2008
(back) Richard Heipp, Seeing Visible Man: Memento Mori
durotrans digital print in lightbox frame, 2007

MFA Thesis Exhibition II
April 10 - April 23, 2008
Reception: Friday, April 18, 2008 7-9pm
Artists: Sarah Alexander, Magdalene Gluszek, C. Joseph Graves, Zachary Ordonez, Beau Raymond, Amanda Shirley, Alyssa Welch
Liz Bryant, Kat Fowler, Ryan Tanay (Focus Gallery)


Magdalene Gluszek, Gossipers
terracotta, porcelain, lace, wax, oil paint
23 x 11 x 33 in. 2007


Beau Raymond, The Patriarch, earthenware, cone 02, acrylic
17.5" x 10.5" x 12", 2008



Zachary Ordonez, Nuts and Bolts of Male Friendship
inkjet prints, 8 x 12 in., 2008

 

Amanda Shirley, Metamorphosis, 2008



MFA Thesis Exhibition I
March 20 - April 2, 2008
Reception: Friday, March 28, 2008
Artists: Michael Buhler-Rose, Jonathan Frey, Abigail Gunnels, Kendal Johnson, Stefanie Storm, Kyle White
Ladis Pietros (Focus Gallery)

The University Galleries presents two exciting exhibitions of artwork by graduating MFA students.  Media represented include drawing, painting, printmaking, sculpture, ceramics, photography/video, graphic design, digital media and performance.  These exhibitions are only up for short periods of time, but are well worth the visit to see really fresh, innovative work that is the culmination of three years of intensive study in the studio art.  Come join us in celebrating the completion of academic studies for these talented young artists!   




Kendal Johnson, koo-koo-vaya (detail), 2008
Taxidermy owl and vinyl tube, 12" x 8" x 11" (bird)

Kyle White, Family Tree, 2008

Annual Student Arts Juried Exhibition
Juror: Maggy Cuesta, Dean of Visual Arts, New World School of the Arts
February 12 - March 6, 2008
Reception: Friday, February 15, 2008, 7-9pm


Kyle White, Good Game, 31 x 41 in. 2006
acrylic, paper & Xerox transfer on masonite

The University of Florida presents its Annual Student Arts Juried Exhibition, sponsored by the Fine Arts College Council. The exhibition is an exciting opportunity for students to enter their work in a juried show and display their work in a gallery setting.  This show, juried by Maggie Cuesta, the Dean of the Visual Arts Department at the New World School of the Arts in Miami, includes painting, sculpture, photography, and drawing as well as video installations. 

This show boasts a diverse range of student talent from artists Juliane Elin, Jessica Beer, Kyle White, Natalie Richardson, Courtney Bowditch, Garrett Strobel, Charles Benton, Samuel D. Kingsley, Tommy Frank, Keira Gillett, Kelsey Ingram, Brian Birona, Brian Patrick, Anna Kell, Sonya McAlister, Adam Brown, Vrindara Johnson, Alison McNulty, Chandra DeBuse, Courtney Crowell, Josh Cajinarobleto, Patrick Grigsby, Jonathan Frey, Edie Holstein, Courtney Casto, Nicholas Pilato, Aisha Blakey, and Charles Benton.  The reception on February 15th, includes an awards ceremony at 7:30pm, and is open to the public. 

This year, the MOD Dance Troup and the Society of Composers will be performing at the reception.

For more information please contact Stephanie Stuefer at 352.392.0201 #230 or the University Gallery, #229.

John Scott "I Remember Birmingham #1"
etched glass block, 1997 published by Graphicstudio


Graphicstudio: Word& Image
Printmaking
November 20, 2007 - February 1, 2008
Reception: Friday, January 11, 2008

Word and Image is an exhibition curated from the collection of the Collaborative Workshop at the University of South Florida.  The attraction of the verbal and the visual in contemporary art is explored in this small but comprehensive selection of works. In prints, books and sculptures created over the past 30 years at the studio, artists and their collaborators test the capabilities and limits of words and images as partners in vibrant aesthetic dialogues.
    
These artists revel in wordplay that layers a further level of meaning onto their already distinctive voices, aligning their consonances and dissonances with poets, crafting words into images and images into words, and spinning good tales.  Included in the exhibition are works by Arakawa, Abel Barroso, Waltercio Caldas, Georg Baselitz and Robert Creeley, Abraão Batista, William S. Burroughs and David Bradshaw, Lesley Dill, Beverly Pepper and Jorie Graham, Robert Rauschenberg, Edward Ruscha, Kiki Smith and Parmenides, Pat Steir and John Yau, Keith Sonnier, and John Scott.

Graphicstudio, recognized for its collaborative work with international artists of the highest caliber since 1968, has brought participation in important contemporary art discourse to Florida.  World- renowned artists come to the facility to work with master printers and create limited editions of artworks that are based in the concept of printmaking, but often cross into other media.  For example sculpture is sometimes created in series, or books, etc.

Word and Image is organized by the USF Institute for Research in Art/Graphicstudio and the University of South Florida Contemporary Art Museum, and curated by Peter Foe and Noel Smith.  The exhibition offers an opportunity for viewers to explore verbal language in both narrative and visual modes of inquiry.  The range of artists included in this exhibition is remarkable, and the works speak to an inclusive scope of people in the u niversity environment.

Just Suppose: Photographs by
Jerry Uelsmann and Maggie Taylor
September 25th – November 9th 2007
Public reception: Friday, October 12th 7-9 pm

Just Suppose; Photographs by Jerry Uelsmann and Maggie Taylor is a two-person show by a husband and wife, each of whom has a significant international reputation.  Jerry Uelsmann changed the place of photography in art history by approaching the manipulation of photo negatives and printing in the darkroom in a completely new way.  Uelsmann came into the art world during a time when purists believed in the “decisive moment,” or setting up and capturing a point in time as the ultimate photographic product.  He creates his work with a collage sensibility.  By combining negatives from many different photographs into composite images he uses pure elements to invent imaginary worlds.  His work is studied and manipulated, in black and white, and usually combines elements of nature with symbolic objects or imagery that invoke humanity in a quiet sense.


Jerry Uelsmann "Home is a Memory", gelatin silver print,
38 x 30 in. 2006

Maggie Taylor has recently gained a tremendous following, and like Uelsmann, she has challenged prevailing approaches to her craft.  Her process of layering imagery takes place on a screen instead of in a darkroom.  Her work is created digitally, primarily utilizing a photographic scanner and computer software to create incredibly rich, layered compositions that in many cases appear to be closer to painting than photography.  Her work is in vivid color, and utilizes symbolic objects and imagery that is dreamlike and ethereal.  It is complex, with emotion and tenderness that is unexpected in the commonly flat, graphic world of digital imagery.  She also has used technique to enter a new genre. 

Maggie Taylor "Garden" inkjet print, 30 x 30 in. 2005

Although Taylor and Uelsmann have appeared in galleries together, this exhibition presents an in-depth study of both of their work highlighting its similarities.  Because the University Gallery, UF and Gainesville have been home to these two artists for many years, we are privileged to be able to explore their work styles, interest in both ethereal space and unusual objects, and the collecting of source material; more personal information.  The University Gallery is privileged to have host a beloved Professor Emeritus and Distinguished Alumnus in a combined exhibition that is as educationally enlightening as it is aesthetically stimulating.
Please join us for this exciting Event, we will feature music from The Peyton Brothers, live in the University courtyard.

For information about our members private preview that evening sponsored by Emiliano’s Café, and Dorns Liquors and Wine House, please contact the gallery! The public reception will be sponsored by the Swamp Restaurant.

Sponsors of the exhibition:
Epson America, Inc.
Adobe Systems Incorporated
Central Florida Office Plus, Inc.
Fidelity Press
State of Florida, Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs, the Florida Arts Council, National Endowment for the Arts

43rd Annual School of Art & Art History Faculty Exhibition
August 21 - September 14, 2007
Reception: Friday, August 24, 7-9 pm
Brown Bag Lunches Talk:
August 24th noon, September 14th noon

Artists: (click on artists' names for more information)
Linda Arbuckle
Max Becher
Jerry Cutler
Lauren Garber
Katerie Gladdys
Richard Heipp
Anna Calluori Holcombe
Connie Hwang
Wesley Kline
Arnold Mesches
Sean Miller
Julia Morrisroe
Robert Mueller
Barbara Jo Revelle
Andrea Robbins
Celeste Roberge
Maria Rogal
Brian Slawson
Bradley R. Smith
Nan Smith
Jack Stenner
Bethany Taylor
Sergio Vega



MFA Thesis Exhibition II
April 17 - April 27, 2007
Reception: April 20, 2007 7-9pm
Artists:
Cynthia Young, Susan Feagin, Yumiko Goto, Matt Grady, Leanne Hemingway-Siebels, Amy Laughlin (University Gallery)
Jo Anne Johnson Adams, Douglas Barrett (Focus Gallery)


MFA Thesis Exhibition I
March 27 - April 6, 2007
Reception: March 30, 2007 7-9pm

The University Galleries presents two exciting exhibitions of artwork by graduating MFA students.  Media represented include painting, sculpture, ceramics, photography, graphic design and video.  These exhibitions are only up for short periods of time, but are well worth the visit to see really fresh, innovative work that is the culmination of three years of intensive study in the visual arts.   

Artists:
Adam Frezza, Curtis Weaver, Conner Mckissack, Will Chapman, Jeremy Mikolajczak, Wesley Berg (University Gallery)
Brad Condie, Pamela Cross (Focus Gallery)



ANNUAL STUDENT ARTS JURIED EXHIBITION (FACC)

February 13 - March 9, 2007
Reception: February 23, 2007 7-9pm

The University of Florida presents its Annual Student Arts Juried Exhibition, sponsored by the Fine Arts College Council. The exhibition is an exciting opportunity for students to enter their work in a juried show and display their work in a gallery setting.  This show, juried by the Museum of Contemporary Art Jacksonville’s Executive Director, George Kinghorn, includes painting, sculpture, photography, and drawing as well as video installations.  This show boasts a diverse range of student talent from artists Jo Anne Adams, Michael Bühler-Rose, Natalie Cisneros, Thaddeus Erdahl, Susan Feagin, Adam Frezza, Amy Gagnon, Magda Gluszek, Zarabeth Goldon, Yumiko Goto, C. Joseph Graves, Patrick Grigsby, Whitney Hackett, Victoria Hartman, Josh Hobson, Katherine Huerbsch, Anna Kell, Eva Olysha Magruder, Kristin Moore, Sonya McAlister, Zachary Ordonez, Jessica Orlowski, Jordan Padnuk, Kara Petraglia, Ladis Pietros, Sarah Ritz, Bailey Robb, Laura Sala, Ashley Schick, Steph Stuefer, Mary K. Tillman, and Daniel Ypsilanti.  The reception on February 23rd includes an awards ceremony at 7:30, and is open to the public. 

TEN PLUS TEN: REVISITING PATTERN & DECORATION


Artists: Miriam Schapiro, Tony Robbin, Robert R. Zakanitch, Jane Kaufman, Robert Kushner, Joyce Kozloff, Brad Davis, Ned Smyth, Valerie Jaudon, and Kim MacConnel

November 21, 2006 - February 2, 2007
Reception: December 1, 2006 7-9pm
Artist's talk: December 1, 2006 12pm


Ten artists from the Pattern and Decoration (P&D) Movement of the 1970s are featured in this exhibition that explores the roots of an important period in American art. The ten artists will each be represented by a major work from the 1970s or 80s, plus a newer work.

Recently painterly, decorative work has received more positive attention. There is a new appreciation of the handmade, sensual object, and inquiry is now turning to the cognitive effects of pattern and beauty. The exhibition offers a range of style, from geometric shape and hard line to swirling gesture and sensual textures.

Norma and William Roth are Florida collectors who have been great supporters of the P&D artists for decades. Many of the works in this exhibition are borrowed from their collection, as well as the holdings of the Orlando Museum of Art.

Sponsors: Thornebrook Gallery, Univeristy of Florida Department of Physics, Department of Interior Design, Connie Hwang Design. School of Art and Art History Visiting Artists and Scholars Committee

SIGNS OF THE TIME & DR. CURVE'S FAVORITE ROADS
- A JIM ROCHE EXPERIENCE

Artist: Jim Roche
September 26 - November 9, 2006
Reception: October 13, 2006 7-9pm
Artist's talk: October 13, 2-4pm Fine Arts Building B, Room 105 (FAB 105)

Jim Roche has had an illustrious career, producing two and three dimensional work, large site-specific outdoor installations, and performance art presented through video.  His work has been included in the Whitney Annual (before it was biannual) in 1976, the Paris Biennale in 1977, and many other international exhibitions. He has done many solo and group exhibitions and major installations throughout his career.

“Sign Times” is a major piece created by Roche in 1991 that has been shown in its entirety in only two other locations.  It is a popular culture statement and also points to environmental issues, advertising and cultural history.  It is a large installation made from authentic road signs that is both nostalgic and graphically powerful. 

Sponsored in part by: State of Florida, Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs, the Florida Arts Council, and the National Endowment for the Arts, UF Institute of Food and Agricultural Science, Gainesville Ford, BMW of Daytona and Orlando, Alta Systems, Inc., Dorn’s Liquors and Wine Warehouse, Beef O'Brady's Restaurant, The Swamp Restaurant, UF Institute of Food and Agricultural Science, Eastside High School Institute of Culinary Art’s Hungry Rams, Holiday Inn University Center.                           

University of Florida Academic Partners:
UF Department of English
School of Art and Art History Sculpture and Graphic Design areas



42ND ANNUAL SCHOOL OF ART & ART HISOTRY
STUDIO FACULTY EXHIBITION

August 22 - September 15, 2006
Reception: August 25, 2006 7-9pm

Brown Bag Lunch: August 25, 2006 12pm
Brown Bag Lunch: September 15, 2006 12pm

Artists:
Linda Arbuckle, Max Becher, Jerry Cutler, Lauren Garber, Katerie Gladdys, Richard Heipp, Ron Janowich, Arnold Mesches, Sean Miller, Julia Morrisroe, Bob Mueller, Marcel Perez, Celeste Roberge, Andrea Robbins, Matt Shaffer, Brad Smith, Nan Smith, Jack Stenner, Bethany Taylor, and Sergio Vega.

MFA Thesis Exhibition I

Artists: Sally Campbell, Alexander Diaz, Lisa Iglesias, Kymia Nawabi, Dylan Romer and Leonard Trubia

March 28 - April 7, 2006
Reception: March 31, 2006 7-9pm
Brown Bag Lunch: March 31, 2006 12pm

Student Juried Exhibition

February 21 - March 10, 2006
Reception: March 3, 2006 7-9pm

41st Annual SAAH Faculty Show

January 10 - February 10, 2006
Reception: January 20, 2006 7-9pm

Brown Bag Gallery Talks with SA+AH Faculty Members:

January 20, 2006 12pm Lauren Garber, Ron Janowich, Arnold Mesches, Barbara Jo Revelle, Bethany Taylor

February 10, 2006 12pm Jerry Cutler, Richard Heipp, Julia Morrisroe, Bob Mueller, Celeste Roberge

"Palm Fronds", bronze relief, 18" x 36"
Jerry Cutler

GREATER THAN THE SUM:
Selections from the Craig Robins Collection of Contemporary Art

Curated by Amy Vigilante

October 18 – December 9, 2005
Reception: Friday, October 28, 7-9 PM
Members private preview: 6 PM

Talk by Craig Robins, Collector: 3 PM

Artists:
Eduardo Abaroa
Stephan Abry
Franz Ackermann
Kai Althoff
Janine Antoni
Abel Auer
John Baldessari
Patty Chang
Marlene Dumas
Nicole Eisenman
Robert Elfgen
David Hammons
Eberhard Havekost
Chris Johanson
Mike Kelley
Armin Kramer
Paul McCarthy
Elizabeth Peyton
Thomas Scheibitz
Rirkrit Tiravanija
Richard Tuttle
Amelie von Wulffen

As a collection, the contemporary art acquired by Miami-based developer Craig Robins defies neat categorization. Combining a cutting edge outlook with unusual range and depth, Robins has selected impressive works by many of the brightest names in contemporary art. But it is immediately clear that this collector is responding in a very personal way to pieces that speak on both emotional and formal levels. Ranging from minimal and serene to politically charged and arousing, the Robins collection covers a spectrum of aesthetic interests.

“Greater than the Sum: Selections from the Craig Robins Collection of Contemporary Art” includes 50 works by 22 artists who display compassion, bravery and skill in their work. Myriad nationalities are represented among the selected artists, and the works share a visual clarity that embraces global society. There is a strong representation of figurative work and much reference to popular culture. In essence, this exhibition is greater than the sum of its parts because the intensity of each artist’s work is manifested in the strength of the collection as a whole, simultaneously reflecting the powerful pace of Craig Robins and his critical impact on the growth of south Florida as a major international art center.

The College of Fine Arts of the University of Florida is extremely fortunate to have this opportunity to present this exhibition of works from an important collection of international contemporary art at the University Gallery.

Exhibition Sponsors:

Thornebrook Gallery, Gainesville, Florida
University of Florida School of Architecture

THE FBI FILES - Paintings/Collages by Arnold Mesches

August 23-October 7, 2005
Opening Reception: Friday, August 26, 7-9 PM

Talk by Arnold Mesches: Friday, September 9, 3 PM

The University Gallery opens its fall, 2005 season with the internationally acclaimed exhibition, “The FBI Files,” paintings and collages by Arnold Mesches. Mesches’ work is informed by his sensitivity to humanity and society. It is representational and expressionistic, addressing issues of democracy, freedom, and civil rights. During the mid 1940’s, Mesches discovered that he was being “shadowed” by special informants working for the F.B.I. In 1999, through the Freedom of Information Act, the artist gained access to his 760-page FBI file. The reports contained major areas of blacked out words and sections.

“The FBI Files,” contains an extensive collection of collages made from copies of the actual pages from Mesches’ files, along with eight large acrylic paintings on canvas. Arnold Mesches’ work, while full of significant narrative content, is as always, painterly, aesthetically compelling, rich in color and form, and graphically poignant. “The FBI Files” has traveled widely throughout the United States. The documentary film, “A Conversation with Arnold Mesches,” about the exhibition and life experiences of the artist, produced by the Artists Network, New York City, is also included in the University Gallery exhibition.


"FBI Files No. 32", oil on canvas, 16" x 26", 2002
Arnold Mesches



"FBI Files No. 5", oil on canvas, 20" x 26", 2001
Arnold Mesches

CONCEPTUAL REALISM - Paintings by John O'Connor

April 26- May 27, 2005
Opening reception Apr. 29, 2005, 7-9 PM

My paintings record the history of a journey to explore the mystery of illusion and reality. My goal is to provoke thought about how we create our reality. Humor, paradox, deception, and riddle are aspects of this working process. The result is conceptual realism—not new realism or photo realism.
--John O'Connor

MFA II

Apr. 5- Apr 17
Reception, Apr. 15, 2005, 7-9pm
Artists:
Renee Audette
Shane Beliles
Ligia Caravallo
Ron Edelen
James Ehlers
Tammy Marinuzzi
Jeremy Randall
Izabela Szymczak
Molly Brauhn (Focus Gallery)
Patrick Pagano (FAB Lecture Hall)


The University Galleries, presents two exciting exhibitions of artwork by graduating Master of Fine Arts students. Media represented include painting, drawing, sculpture, performance, ceramics, photography, graphic design, film, printmaking, and electronic intermedia artwork. Several artists will be creating site-specific installations. These exhibitions are only up for short periods, but are well worth the visit to see really fresh, innovative work that is the culmination of three years of intensive study in the visual arts!

MFA I

Mar 15- Mar. 27, 2005
Reception, Mar. 25, 2005, 7-9pm
Artists:
Kip Bradley
Maria Colon
Carla Fonseca
Jason Mitchum
Matt Shaffer
John Westmark
Scott Hazard (Focus Gallery)
Robyn Mericle (Focus Gallery)
Patrick Pagano (FAB Lecture Hall)

STUDENT ARTS JURIED EXHIBITION

February 1- March 6, 2005
Opening reception: February 4, 2005; 7- 9pm

The University of Florida presents its Student Arts Juried Exhibition, sponsored by the Fine Arts College Council. The exhibition is an exciting opportunity for students to show their own work in a gallery setting. Visual arts, juried by Orlando’s Mennello Museum’s Executive Director, Frank Holt, includes painting, sculpture, photography, and drawing as well as interactive videos. Dr. Daniel Crozier, Assistant Professor of Theory and Composition at Rollins College, juried the musical composition component of the show, which features works composed by University of Florida students. This show boasts a diverse range of student talent of the highest caliber. From sights to sounds this show promises to be an experience that should not be missed. The reception on February 4th includes an awards ceremony at 7:30pm, and is open to the public.

THE FORCE

Lighting Installation by Matthew Schreiber
November 19, 2004 - January 21, 2005
Opening reception, November 19, 2004, 7-9 PM

Sponsored in part by the State of Florida, Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs, the Florida Arts Council, the National Endowment for the Arts, and the University of Florida Department of Physics.

THE OBJECT OF TIME
Charting A Decade

Paintings by Leslie Wayne
Sculpture by Don Porcaro
University Gallery
October 5 - November 7, 2004
Opening reception, October 8, 2004, 7-9 PM
Discussion of work by artists, October 8, 3:00 PM

ART FROM THE RUCKSACK II

Limerick, Ireland/Gainesville, Florida Exchange Exhibition University Gallery
August 27 - September 25, 2004
Opening reception Friday, August 27, 7-9 PM
Discussion of work by artists, August 27, 3:00 PM

Artists:
Gerard Byrne
Micky Donnelly
Amanda Dunsmore
Aisling O’Beirn
Adrian O’Connell
Niamh O’Malley
Sean Taylor

Guest Curators:
Matthew Lennon and Sean Taylor

John Ward - Forty Years of Realist Painting
Solo Exhibition in honor of retirement
April 27 - May 28, 2004
Reception April 30, 7-9pm

MFA I
February 24 - March 20, 2004 Reception February 27th

MFA II
March 30 - April 17, 2004 Reception April 2nd

Annual Juried Student Arts Exhibition
January 20th - February 14th, 2004
Opening Reception January 23rd, 7 - 9pm

Art Basel Miami Beach
39th Annual Art Faculty Exhibition
December 4, 2003 - January 10, 2004
Reception December 4, 2004 6-12pm

Thinking In Line
A Survey of Contemporary Drawing
November 4, 2003 - January 10, 2004
Reception November 14th, 7-9pm

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