Davana Robedee presents her dynamic inflatable installation accompanied by a series of light objects titled In a Moment – Between Dreams.
Hidden Beauty: Exploring the Aesthetics of Medical Science/ Beyond Obvious is a dual, multidisciplinary exhibition exploring the aesthetics of medical science. The display includes digital images, objects, drawings and a mural from six contributors across art and scientific disciplines.
Student art projects on display are the result of a semester-long assignment in the SCI 205: Epidemics in Society course taught by Dr. Christa Chatfield, Associate Professor at the Biological Sciences, SUNY Cortland in collaboration with Jaroslava Prihodova, Interim Director of the Dowd Gallery.
Fragile Existence, an exhibition by Szilvia Kadas, presents two series of illustrations of selected poems by Israeli poet Zelda Mishkovsky (1914- 1984).
Six color lithographs on display are part of Vestiges, a solo exhibition by a Texas-based artist, Billy Hassell, on view in the main gallery space. He was recently referred to as “Mother Nature’s Stylist” in The New York Times.
Vestiges is a solo exhibition featuring a vivid collection of 7 large-scale oil paintings and 27 prints by a Texas-based artist, Billy Hassell. This is the second one-man show by Billy Hassell in New York State since 1998.
The installation was conceived as a collaborative project between Heather Ramsdale ’97 and a group of students during the Artist’s Workshop organized in conjunction with Ramsdale’s solo exhibition Form & Forever presented in the Dowd Gallery.
Works on Paper display is part of the Form & Forever exhibition.
Form and Forever is a solo exhibition by sculptor Heather Ramsdale ’97 featuring free-standing objects and sculptural wall pieces addressing a subject of forever and what is beyond now in relation to form and its physicality.
The event is co-sponsored by the Sesquicentennial Committee, which has included the exhibition among an ongoing series of intellectual and cultural events during the 2018-19 academic year to celebrate the College’s rich 150-year history.
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