Please join the Mandeville Gallery for our upcoming virtual event with Stacey Robinson, the 2017-18 Art Installation Series artist. Robinson will lead participants in an exercise of graphic storytelling using the simplest of art-making materials: paper and pencil, or any other mark-making tool of your choosing!
Please join the Mandeville Gallery for a Virtual Collage Night with Juan Hinojosa, the current exhibiting artist in the Art Installation Series at Schaffer Library. Hinojosa will lead participants in making their own collages with unconventional, everyday materials, and will give a brief introduction about his process and show examples of his work.
Please join us for an Opening Reception to celebrate the Mandeville Gallery’s new exhibition, Jane Swavely. Swavely studied at Boston University and the School of Visual Arts in New York and is the recipient of a Ford Foundation Fellowship. Her work is in numerous public and private collections,
Jane Swavely studied at Boston University and the School of Visual Arts in New York and is the recipient of a Ford Foundation Fellowship. Her work is in numerous public and private collections, including the JP Morgan Chase Art Collection and the Allentown Art Museum in Pennsylvania.
EMBODY features contemporary diasporic artists, who use collage, both conceptually, and in some cases, literally, as a technique to construct identity and/or selfhood within the mode of portraiture or figuration in the visual arts.
In a collaboration with the Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies Program, the opening reception for the Wikoff Student Gallery’s new exhibition, The Weight of This: Femininity and Sexual Assault on Campus, will include the Annual Katharine Van Meter Sadock Women in the Arts Lecture, featuring Traci Molloy, a Brooklyn-based artist, collaborator, and education activist.
Please join us for an Artist Talk in conjunction with the Mandeville Gallery’s new exhibition, EMBODY. The talk will begin at 5:30pm. Wine and light refreshments will be served. Visitors may view the exhibition, located upstairs in the Mandeville Gallery, before the discussion begins. This event is free and open to the public.