Posted on May 21, 2008

Postcard from the collection of photo pairs (diptychs) by Charlotte Messervy ’08 featured in the Senior Art Exhibition May 20-June 1, 2008 in the Burns Atrium Art Gallery.

Top: Max and Friend Sunbathing On Steps, c. 1986 Jamaica Plain, Boston, MA Vinta

Through June 1

Visual Arts Building

Burns Atrium Art Gallery

Senior Art Exhibition

Works by Ben Lehrer and Charlotte Messervy; reception May 22, 6-8 p.m.

 

 

“Butterflies,” 2007, watercolor, 15″x20″ by artist Clare Stone '08 is part of her “Life Drawings” collection in the Senior Art Exhibition on display June 3 through 15, 2008 in the Burns Atrium Art Gallery, Visual Arts Building.

June 3 through 15

Visual Arts Building

Burns Atrium Art Gallery

Senior Art Exhibition

Works by Molly Freeman and Clare Stone

 

 

 

 

 

 

Through June 12

Humanities Gallery

Aesthetic Divisions

Works from former Union artist-in-residence Arlene Baker's “Silk Spaces” series

 

 

Untitled (Mt. St. Victoire), 2007, oil on canvas, 19 ¾” x 25” by artist Kaitlin Pickett ’08 will be featured at the “Union College Senior Invitational” in the Mandeville Gallery from May 15 through June 15, 2008.

Through June 15

Mandeville Gallery

Nott Memorial

Senior Invitational

Featuring the work of graduating seniors Ben Atkins, Robbie Flick, Jen Libous, Kaitlin Pickett, Amanda Silvestri, Rachel Start, Clare Stone and Walter Yund. Artists' reception set for Saturday, June 14, 2-4 p.m.

 

 

“The scene outside my Hanoi dorm room, Vietnam, 2007,” photograph, Tony Fine ’08, is one of 20 photographs in the “Photographing Another Culture: Vietnam 2007” exhibit on display in the Global Visions Gallery, Grant Hall. The photos were made by 19 stude

Through August

Global Visions Gallery

Grant Hall

New Eyes: Images of Daily Life in Vietnam

Features 20 photographs by students from Union and Hobart and William Smith Colleges, Geneva, N.Y., taken during the fall 2007 color digital photography class in Vietnam. Nineteen students from the two schools spent 97 days armed with cameras and immersed in the language and culture of Vietnam. They came away with nearly 1,200 images in all. This show was curated by Jen Libous ’08 and Martin Benjamin, professor of Visual Arts and director of the Vietnam term abroad.