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February 22, 2008: Volume 72, Number 7 |
The Chronicle
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EXHIBITS
"Phoney," wood, acrylic and electronics, by Visual Arts Prof. Fernando Orellana
Through May 11
Fernando Orellana – Recent Work
Mandeville Gallery
Nott Memorial
Orellana’s 14 paintings, four sculpture pieces and one video installation explore issues of consumer culture and our relationship with war. Orellana teaches in the Visual Arts department.
"Cool Grey" by Wendy Klemperer "Beyond Good and Evil" by Steven Brower
Through March 7
Two Sculptors
Burns Arts Atrium
Visual Arts Building
Features works by Brooklyn-based sculptors Wendy Klemperer and Steven Brower. Klemperor’s work includes raw steel armatures that include horses, wolves and dogs as their subject matter, using the immediate energy and power of those natural forms to explore internal states. She has exhibited her work throughout the United States. Brower’s work reflects on the process of making art and shows an interest in de-coding that practice. His work has been exhibited widely at galleries and colleges in the Unites States and abroad. The artists will talk about their work Thursday, March 6 at 2:30 p.m. A reception will follow at 4:30 in the Arts Atrium.
By Rob Shirley '09
Through March 23
Wikoff Student Gallery
The Nott Memorial
Digital Art: 7 Union Students
An exhibition of two- and three-dimensional works created by Michael Bono ’09, Sarah Jacobson ’10, Steven Leung ’10, Rob Shirley ’09, Kathrin Burschyk ’11, Justin Blau ’08 and Emily Burgess ’10 in the fall Digital Art class taught by Assistant Professor of Visual Arts Fernando Orellana.
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