September
10 - October 8
Patricia Johanson: "Framing The World as a Work of Art"
For
over three decades, artist Patricia Johanson has insisted that art
can heal the earth. She designs functioning works of art, creating
infrastructures that reclaim impacted ecosystems. Her projects
involve the design of unusual trails and landscaping features, reintroduce
endangered plant and animal species, and create natural oxidation
ponds and polishing pools for improving water quality.
October
22 - November 29
Christy Rupp: "The Lowgo Project: Guatemalan Textiles"
Christy
Rupp is a social and political art activist. She declares, "Due to
racism, greed, and war, the concept of individuality has passed its
era of relevance. I declare myself obsolete as an individual and
am now to be regarded as the brand Lowgo [a play on 'logo']. The
featured product of the corporation is the making of messes. Our
logos may be found primarily in the indigenous textiles of Guatemala
where we seek to patent their tradition as our own intellectual property,
paying homage to it while simultaneously defending ourselves against
would-be competitors in court."
December
3 - January 24
Society of Illusrators - 51st Annual
On
display are original works selected from the Society's Annual Exhibition.
There forty works are a representative sample of the best in the
six categories of the Annual: Sequential, Editorial, Book, Advertising,
Institutional, and Uncomissioned. Of the artists in each show, some
are familiar, while some are the rising stars of tomorrow.
January
28 - March 7
Daniel Anthonisen:
"Rivertime Offerings: Paintings, Drawings
and Wood Engravings"
Daniel Anthonisen is a contemporary Bucks County landscape artist following in the tradition of New Hope painters such as Walter Schofield and Daniel Garber, yet he has a vision and sensitivity to his natural surroundings that are uniquely his own. Approximately 40 pieces of art, inspired by the beauty of the Delaware River and its surrounding area, will be displayed. The exhibition includes new work, as well as pieces from private collections around the country.
Gallery Talk:
On Saturday, January 30th at 2:00 P.M., Anthonisen will give a gallery talk when he will discuss key paintings, share his vision of the creative process and respond to questions.
March
18 - April 18
Art Faculty Show
The
Biennial Moravian College Faculty Show features work from Moravian
College's Art Department. This exhibit explores a wide range of work
using traditional methods to cutting-edge technologies. This year
introduces the newest member of the faculty, who leads our track
in art education.
April
26 - May 11
Senior Show
The
Moravian College Senior Show is always one of the highlights of our
annual exhibition program. An eclectic mix of the many disciplines
offered at Moravian College, the Senior Show represents four years
of hard and productive work.
All openings are 6:30 - 8:00 p.m. the opening night of the show.
Payne
Gallery is open 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. daily except Mondays, major holidays,
and college breaks.
Questions?
Contact
David Leidich, Assistant Director: 610-653-5555 | dleidich@moravian.edu
Billing Information: Jan Ciganick:
610-861-1680 | jciganick@moravian.edu
Fax: 610-861-1682
