Through Jan. 27
The Mandeville Gallery
The Nott Memorial
Selections from the 7th Annual National Sunnyview Exhibition for Artists with Disabilities
Featuring 25 works by 18 artists in a variety of media, this show was curated by Mandeville Gallery Director Rachel Seligman and Kara Jefts, exhibitions assistant and "represents an impressive cross section of artists living with disabilities,” said Jefts. “In the face of physical and mental limitations, the artists describe their work as an inspiration and a relief to the challenges and pain they face on a daily basis.” The pieces were culled from more than 80 works of art recently shown at the Viewpoint Gallery at Sunnyview Rehabilitation Hospital in Schenectady. A reception for “Selections” will be held at the Nott in conjunction with Art Night Schenectady, Friday, Jan. 18, 5-9 p.m.
Through Feb. 3
The Mandeville Gallery
The Nott Memorial
Hapa Project: Portraits by Kip Fulbeck
An exhibition of 30 color photographs of people whose mixed racial heritage includes Asian or Pacific Island descent. Each subject was also asked to write an answer to the question, “What are you?”
Jan. 17-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. A reception will be held in conjunction with Art Night Schenectady, Friday, Jan. 18, 5-9 p.m. At 6 p.m., there will be a discussion with faculty and students about the work; the campus community is encouraged to participate.