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Schedule
Candace Cotterman Thibeault
January 13 - February 12/2015
Leigh CravenFebruary 17 - March 18/2015
DialectiansMarch 23 - April 16, 2015
Boyden Hall
Ron Mello
January 15 - March 30/2015
January 16 - April 10/2015
The Marshall Conant Science Building
Astrophotography
The Milky Way
Meteorites
Man learns about his place in this solar system through the falling of meteorites and the scientist of the space program.
encourages artists, writers and independent curators to submit exhibition proposals. If interested, please download and complete the Exhibition Proposal form.
(l-r) Dr. Wallace L. Anderson, Prof. Robert Barnett, Pres. Adrian Rondileau
Exhibitions
Candace Cotterman Thibeault
January 13 - February 12/2015
Using petri dishes, plant life and underwater creatures as my inspiration, my work becomes an active playground for inhabitants from my own imagination. I enjoy creating an environment where different components can co-exist together.
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Drawn, Drawing
January 16 - April 10/2015
Drawn, Drawing is an exhibition that features contemporary ceramicist's drawings that develop into full scale 3-D works.
This exhibition is in collaboration with the National Council on Education of the Ceramic Arts.
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Ron Mello
January 15 - March 30/2015
The natural landscape, Water, Earth, Fire, the basic elements of clay...
This exhibition is in collaboration with the National Council on Education of the Ceramic Arts.
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Leigh Craven
February 17 - March 18/2015
In this exhibition I have explored the use of both traditional and surreal elements to express conflict often found between the inner and outer realms of experience.
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Darryl Van Gaal
December 2014 - December 2015
Today most people in North America have never seen the Milky Way, it’s not that the stars are any less bright...
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Moving Through Space
Meteorites are very, very old. At about 4.5 billion years old, they predate anything found on Earth.
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Paul Stopforth
March 26, 2015, at 3:30 PM Lecture and Reception
Internationally renowned South African artist Paul Stopforth has persistently borne witness to man’s inhumanity to man...
These paintings are currently on display the Moakley Center Atrium.
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