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Virginia Maksymowicz: Structural Transparencies
The Phillips Museum of Art is pleased to present an exhibition by Virginia Maksymowicz, Franklin & Marshall College Professor of Sculpture. Through a variety of two- and three- dimensional media, the artist follows a complex visual trail of architectural and figurative elements: caryatids, columns, canephorae, baskets of produce, Corinthian capitals, acanthus, as well as bodies,
Find out more »Furnishing Beauty: Vanities of the Dressing Table
Furnishing Beauty: Vanities of the Dressing Table Objects and images from the permanent collection Curated by Emily Stein '19 Nissley Gallery In this exhibition about the history and function of the dressing table, Emily Stein Franklin & Marshall College student (Art History, 2018) explores "the vanity" as both an object and a center of elaborate
Find out more »F&M Senior Student Art and Film Exhibitions
To close the spring season, the Phillips Museum of Art at Franklin & Marshall College proudly presents works from our studio art and film studies students in its Senior Student Art and Film Exhibitions. This year's shows include film works by Aniekeme Akpan, Tubyez Cropper, Megan Ferrel, Adam Fishbein, Luke Rosica and Seong Jun You,
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Ladislav Hanka: Scriptum Arborum
Ladislav Hanka: Scriptum Arborum Date: February 16th, 2018 - April 29th, 2018 Gallery Hours Monday – Friday: 9 a.m.- 4 p.m. Location: Climenhaga Building, Upper Gallery Art is a form of contemplative prayer, best conducted in places quiet enough to allow the subtle voices to be heard – beyond the din of market and social
Find out more »Gale Jamieson
“I have always had a love for making things, particularly the process of making. History, memory, and relationships resonate and emerge as I work with the concept that an idea seeks it’s own form.” “The interaction with the material and the idea is an ongoing conversation, one of listening and response. The material and its
Find out more »Two New Exhibitions opening at Schmucker Art Gallery, Gettysburg College
Juried Student Exhibition (main gallery) Juried by Nestor Armando Gil and Enjambre: Nestor Armando Gil (project space) March 30 – April 21, 2018 GALLERY TALK with Juror Nestor Armando Gil, Asst. Professor of Art Lafayette College: March 30, 5pm, Reception to follow until 7pm Schmucker Art Gallery is proud to present the annual Juried Student
Find out more »3rd Open Exhibit
Need a dose of creativity? Check out the Open Exhibit this April at Art Downtown. Artists from the Hanover Area Arts Guild and the community have combined talents for the show and are showing more than 130 pieces of artwork. The 3rd Open Exhibit, April 6-27, features work in five categories: oil and acrylics, watercolors,
Find out more »Art In The Wild 2018: Exhibit Opens
Visit naturally inspired trail side creations along Wildwood Park's wandering trails and wetlands. using mostly natural materials, artists have constructed large and small installations. A map-brochure about the exhibit is available. This exhibit will run from today until October 31, dawn to dusk.
Find out more »‘Brewed In Dauphin County’ Exhibit by The Historical Society of Dauphin County
The History of the Brewing Industry in Dauphin County Who was Harrisburg’s first brewer? Which brewery ended the Dauphin County “beer drought?” What did the early bottles and advertising pieces look like? These questions and more will be answered at ‘Brewed in Dauphin County.’ Exhibit Duration: April 8th – June 30th Exhibit During HBG Beer
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Senior Show
Senior Show Final work from senior students in the BFA and BA Studio Art programs Reception Saturday, March 24, 6:30 p.m. March 24-April 20 Climenhaga Building, Climenhaga Galleries (small gallery)
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Learn at Lunchtime: TM Fowler’s PA Bird’s-Eye Views past, present and future
Join us and John Hayden, an energy engineer with Reynolds Energy Services, Harrisburg, as he discusses the past, present and future of Pennsylvania’s industrial communities. T.M. Fowler’s bird’s-eye views were highly regarded for their accurate depiction of not just buildings but infrastructure – the industries and transportation systems that allowed these towns and cities to
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Beyond Futility: expectation and impact of the First World War
Beyond Futility is a year-long exhibit in Special Collections and College Archives, Musselman Library, Gettysburg College. It explores the First World War as a transformational experience for many, Gettysburg College alumni included. Through documents, photographs, and artifacts from the collections of Gettysburg College, the Adams County Historical Society, and private donors, Beyond Futility focuses on
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Furnishing Beauty: Vanities of the Dressing Table-Curator’s Talk
Curator's Talk by Emily Stein Nissley Gallery In this exhibition about the history and function of the dressing table, Emily Stein Franklin & Marshall College student (Art History, 2018) explores "the vanity" as both an object and a center of elaborate feminine social practices. On display from the Phillips Museum's permanent collection will be objects
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