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Poetry Reading
Thursday, February 28 2008
University Gallery from 8:00 pm to 9:30 pm
Anne Halley Poetry Prize Reading: Ralph Black MORE…
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Of People and Places
Wednesday, September 24 - Sunday, December 14, 2008
University Gallery
This exhibition combines work by young, emerging artists with work by those who are more internationally renowned. MORE…
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SALON 08/09
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SALON O8/09 offers patrons, artists, and gallery-goers an opportunity to engage in such dialogues at our three venues on a rotating basis. MORE…
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Karen Dolmanisth: Life Lines of Connection and Continuity
Saturday, October 4 - Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Isle of View & FAC outdoor north atrium, on-site of the sculpture project
Karen Dolmanisth's time-based installation is well suited to its location on the Umass campus pond's "Isle of View". Her accumulative and performance-based modes of thinking create a ritual in progress, as the artist continues to add to the installation over the course of one week this fall. Art-making itself becomes the ritual with its final shape exemplifying an incremental, open-ended exploration of natural material-intensive art forms. MORE…
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Artist Talk with Joel Sternfeld
Thursday, October 30, 2008
University Gallery 7:30 pm
Joel Sternfeld's impressive new large-scale photographs, "Oxbow Archive", document weather and atmospheric effects in a meadow in Northampton at the Oxbow of the Connecticut River, over the course of a cycle of seasons. MORE…
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In Conversation
As part of our ongoing faculty interdisciplinary series UMass faculty discuss the exhibition from their points of view addressing issues of history, literature, displacement, environment, and people in relationship to nature, place and landscape.
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
University Gallery 5:00 pm
In Conversation: Professors Tanya Fernando, UMass Dept. of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures; Susan Jahoda, UMass Dept. of Art and Art History; and Richard Wilkie, UMass Dept. of Geosciences; will meet to discuss the works in the exhibition "Of People and Places". MORE…
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