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January 10 - February 15 - Carlos Fragoso and Audrie Sturman - "On the Edge", the secular and spiritual converge.  Carlos Fragoso brings to life a world of humans, animals and hybrids of both. Fragoso's scenarios have an emotional reality, even as they appear dreamlike and out of reach.  Audrie Sturman's sculpture defies gravity in her experimentation with the various materials used to create her works. Each becomes interconnected metaphorically as well as physically, to each other and to nature.

Closing reception with artist gallery talk:  Thursday, February 14, 4:30 - 6:00 pm.

For further information contact Nancy Golden, gallery exhibit curator at x 4575 goldenn@hartwick.edu

February 21 - March 29 - Kim McLean and Deborah Zlotsky - "Comma",

McLean's early work comma current work comma future work. The work exhibited shows a compilation of paintings and sculpture depicting virtual worlds through complex 3-D technology. Deborah Zlotsky's graphite drawings blur the boundaries between the natural and the imagined.

Opening reception with artist gallery talk: Thursday, February 28, 4:30 - 6:00 pm.

For further information contact Nancy Golden, gallery exhibit curator at x 4575 goldenn@hartwick.edu

March

Matt Nolen - Ceramic Artist - Guest Lecture Wednesday March 6th, 6pm ACA 138
Demonstration Thursday March 6th 9am-12pm ACA 122
New York City artist Matt Nolen was trained as a painter and architect, and is currently working on sculptural, architectural installations using ceramics and other components.

This event is brought to you with support from The Clay Club and The Department of Art and Art History and is open to the public. For further information contact Stephanie Rozene x4833 or rozenes@hartwick.edu

Bus trips on Saturday to New York City. Contact Gina Colone, x4825  coloneg@hartwick.edu in the Department of Art and Art History for more information.

April

Shawn Spangler - Ceramic Artist - Two day workshop and lecture April 1st and 2nd 
Demonstrations - Monday and Tuesday 9am-12pm and 1:30-4pm ACA 122
Guest Lecture - Monday 4/1 6pm ACA 138
Shawn Spangler a Pennsylvania native, is a ceramic artist currently living and working in  Illinois.  Spangler's work, draws inspiration from craft, industrial design and digital technology. His installation projects raise questions concerning authorship and commoditization of objects, highlighting the connections and margins between digital and analog processes of producing ceramic vessels. This event is brought to you with support from The Clay Club and The Department of Art and Art History and is open to the public. For further information contact Stephanie Rozene x4833 or rozenes@hartwick.edu

Alan Michelson - "Recent Projects", Thursday, April 11,  7:00, ACA Theatre

Michelson is a New York City based Mohawk installation artist whose work addresses North American geography, history, and identity in multilayered, multimedia installations.   Co-sponsored by the Richard L. Haan Fund in Native American Studies, and the "2012-2013 Tools for Life Campus Theme" 

For more information contact Phil Young x4829 or youngp@hartwick.edu. For additional information  see alanmichelson.com/.

April 4-13 - Junior Review. Opening  Reception Monday April 8, 4:30-6pm

Come celebrate the accomplishments of the Juniors in studio art!

For more information contact Josph Von Stengel, x4912, vonstengelj@hartwick.edu

Submission Deadline: Friday, April 5 at noon 

2013 Pine Lake Prize for Outstanding Nature Photography
Exhibition Opening/Awards: date TBA Robertson Lodge Gallery, Pine Lake

The contest is open to all current Hartwick College students. Photos must be submitted to Kim DeMartino, academic intern in the Department of Art and Art History, room M8 in Anderson Center for the Arts. Late submissions will not be eligible for prizes.  For submission guidelines, contact: Dan Morse x4520 or morsed@hartwick.edu, Kim DeMartino x4821 or demartinok@hartwick.edu, or Katharine Kreisher x4828 or kreisherk@hartwick.edu.

April 18 - May 4 - Senior Projects in Art Exhibition

Opening reception: Thursday, April 18, 4:30 - 6:00pm

Exhibiting seniors include, Laura Boissy, Marie Davison, Lauren Gould, Elliot Henry, Abigail Parmelee, Joseph Shields, Jacquelyn Underwood, and Molly Wagner.

For further information contact Nancy Golden, gallery exhibit curator at x 4575 or goldenn@hartwick.edu

Tom Nussbaum - Lecture - "Public Art - an insiders view" April 25, 2013 7 pm ACA Theater

Tom Nussbaum is known for a variety of work including drawings, paper cuts, prints, sculpture, site-specific commissions, children's books, and functional design objects.  Since 1987 he has completed over thirty site-specific commissions located in a variety of public settings including public plazas, train stations, schools, hospitals, and environmental centers. For further information contact Terry Slade, x4824 or sladet@hartwick.edu

Peep Show????? Friday April ??? 10 am to 6pm PEEP SHOW Anderson Center lobby

The Peep Show is a sugary extravaganza of artworks made from marshmallow peeps!

Entries should be dropped off between 9 am and noon. Professor ??? will judge

All members of the community are encouraged to participate!

Judging will begin at 2 pm and prizes will be awarded at 4 pm. Refreshments will begin at 3 pm.

For further information contact

May

May 9 - May 25- Senior Projects in Art Exhibition

Opening Reception: Thursday May 9, 4:30 - 6:00pm

Closing reception with remarks by President Drugovich: May 25  time tba

Exhibiting seniors include Hope Irion, Julie Cassese Valentin, Cassidy Liebman, Amanda Mattson,

Theresa Pietsch, Nevin Price-Meader, Alanna Ranellone, Dayna Roth, Ryan Townsend

For further information contact Nancy Golden, gallery exhibit curator at x 4575 or goldenn@hartwick.edu