Exhibition Schedule
August 27 - October 9, 2010
Clive King
Jack in the Box
Ink on paper, 58” x 58”, 2009
Born in Wales,
UK, Clive King has been Professor of Fine Art in the Department of Art and Art
History, Florida International University since 1992. Previous positions held
include Chair of Visual Arts at Oxford Brooks University, Oxford, UK and Head
of Communication Arts, Salisbury College of Art. King has been awarded numerous
fellowships and awards including the Florida Individual Arts Fellowship, SECAC
fellowship, and Southern Arts Federation Fellowship. He has had over 20
one-person exhibitions, and has contributed to over 100 group shows over the
life of his career.
October 22 – December 4, 2010
2008 Florida
Fellowship Exhibition
Barry Sparkman
Transect
Monoprint & oil paint on paper, 30” x 22.5”,
2008
This exhibition
features the artwork of the 25 recipients of the 2008 Individual Artist
Fellowship Award in Visual Arts. Each artist included in this exhibition was
reviewed by a panel of their peers and selected through a highly competitive
process. Since 1976, the Individual Artist Fellowship Program has offered
awards to Florida artists in recognition of their work and talent. The $5,000
awards support the artist’s general career achievements over the fellowship
period. Awards are given in the disciplines of Visual Arts (both two and
three-dimensional), Folk Arts, Media Arts, Dance, Theatre, Music,
Interdisciplinary, and Literature.
January 14 – February 19, 2011
Marylyn
Dintenfass
Unspoken
Reflection
Oil on panel, 48” x 48”, 2004
Marylyn Dintenfass
is an internationally recognized artist whose work is found in major public and
private collections in Italy, Denmark, Israel, Japan, and the United States,
including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Minneapolis Institute of Arts,
the Cleveland Museum of Art, the Detroit Institute of Arts and the Museum of Fine Arts in Houston. Dintenfass was the recipient of a public art
commission from the City of Fort Myers, to install a large-scale piece
downtown.
March 4 – April 9, 2011
Ray Burggraf
Laser-Cut Landscape
Acrylic
on wood, 46” x 72”, 2009
The work of Ray
Burggraf fits into the realm of abstraction and color theory. The work depends on the perceptual excitement
and tensions of carefully modulated colors, soft and sharp edges, and bulging
and dissolving shapes, to create a compelling, yet contradictory, sense of multiple
times and spaces. Their influences go back to Josef Albers and the German
Bauhaus through the Op Art movement documented by the Responsive Eye show at
MOMA in the sixties.
April 21 – May 6, 2011
Annual Student
Art Show
This show
features student work from the past academic year. Categories include painting,
drawing, ceramics, photography and design. |
