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Herter Art Gallery is pleased to present two new exhibitions;
The first of which is entitled:— "Vessels Real and Imagined: Recent Work by Frank Ozereko"
The second exhibition:—"Black on Black: Works by Aldo Tambellini"
An opening reception will be held on Wednesday, November 9th, from 4 till 6pm., to which all 5 College faculty, students and the general public are cordially invited to attend.
Both exhibitions are scheduled to run from November 9th through December 9th 2011. |
"Vessels Real and Imagined: Recent Work by Frank Ozereko"
Located in the East Gallery, this is a sabbatical show featuring the work of Prof. Frank Ozereko, a faculty member in the Dept. of Art, Architecture, and Art History at U.Mass. Amherst
Prof. Ozereko describes the exhibition thusly—'...the work explores the theme of the "vessel" through both prints and porcelain hand-built objects, thus demonstrating how two bodies of work that
are each individually distinctive can influence and relate to each other..." |
Frank Ozereko - "Blue Prism", 16 x 14 x 7", porcelain slipes and glazes, 2011

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"Black on Black: Works by Aldo Tambellini"
Features a broad cross-section of paintings, drawings, films, and related sculpture by this Italian-born artist over a period of more than three decades, covering the essential course of his long-standing and obsessive engagement with Black, which for him is, simply, the source and destination of everything; it is spiritual and cosmic – and cosmogonic . |
Aldo Tambellini
"S—5G, From Black Energy Suspended", 30" x42", acrylic and graphite with perforations on architectural paper

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Gallery Hours
Monday - Friday 11am - 4pm, Sunday - 1pm - 4pm |
Directions & Parking for Herter Art Gallery
Herter Art Gallery is located at the north end of Herter Hall west of the Fine Arts Center. Public parking is available at all times behind the Robsham Visitors Center and at meters along Haigis Mall. Nights and weekends parking is also available in Lot #71, west of the Whitmore Administration Building.
Hours: Monday - Friday 11 am - 4 pm and Sunday, 1 pm - 4 pm
These exhibitions are free and open to all Five College Students, Faculty, Staff and the general public.
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Further information may be obtained from gallery director,
Trevor Richardson,
125a Herter Hall
University of Massachusetts Amherst
Amherst, MA 01003
413 545-0976 |
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