Likewise, as technical experts, but not (at all) by way of culture / an installation by Leigh-Ann Pahapill (through April 8) |
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"a kind of platform enclosed by a balustrade in front of, in the distance, in the foreground, in the background, in place of a guide or direction set up to indicate the proper road to a place, in due time, in recent time, in the future, in the past, in parallel to the tiers of boxes of which the gallery consists, in a moment, inside and into, in many respects the screen separating the stage from the auditorium, in relation to a piece of cloth or similar material suspended by the top so as to admit of being withdrawn sideways" --Leigh-Ann Pahapill
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Menagerie: Senior Student Art Exhibition
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This group exhibition showcases eleven graduating studio art majors by celebrating their works and accomplishments over the past four years as students of graphic design, illustration, painting, photography, and sculpture. Brianna Angelo, Rachel Birkentall, Nattakun Charoenkul, Clark Hall, Leandra Lima, Senny Luu, Anne Patrick, Samantha Rosen, Grigorios Sarantis, Sarah Ann Showell, and Natascha Vazquez are proud to present their work in Menagerie, which includes a variation of mediums such as: painting, drawing, sculpture, photography, mixed media, and digital art. These students have also worked together to design the invitation and promote the opening of their show as emerging artists in the community. The exhibition was juried by Rollins College professors Joshua Almond, Dana Hargrove, Dawn Roe, and Rachel Simmons, and by Dr. Jonathan F. Walz, Curator and Interim Director of the Cornell Fine Arts Museum. The jurors' selections exemplify the students' talents, technical prowess, and ingenuity.
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Nattakun Charoenkul (Thailand, b. 1990) |
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Clark Hall (American, b. 1989) |
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Anne Patrick (American, b. 1990)
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Dust and Shade: Drawings by Charles Ritchie |
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Showcasing a variety of media by Washington, DC-based artist Charles Ritchie, Dust and Shade explores the limits of vision in these intimate images of dusk, twilight, and night. This exhibition displays not only beautifully executed mixed media renderings, but several meticulously detailed personal journals which represent a portion of recorded thoughts and sketches developed by the artist over a period of 34 years.
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Charles Ritchie (American, b. 1954) Charles Ritchie (American, b. 1954) |
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British & Modern: Art by the Bloomsbury Group and Their Contemporaries |
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Paintings and drawings by Vanessa Bell, Duncan Grant, and others working in the United Kingdom in the early twentieth century are shown in this interesting exhibition featuring works from the Cornell's collection.
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Roger Fry (American, 1866-1934) |
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Sam Gilliam: Contingencies |
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This culminating research project by Ana Engels, the Cornell Fine Arts Museum's 2011-12 Fred Hicks Fellow, features pieces from the Cornell's Collection.
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Fred Hicks Fellow, Ana Engels
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A Room of One's Own: Women Artists from the Permanent Collection |
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This exhibition features paintings by Grandma Moses and Jennie August Brownscombe; prints by Georgia O'Keeffee, Faith Ringgold, and Nancy Graves; and three-dimensional work by Anna H. Huntington and Jennifer Bartlett. All come from the Cornell Fine Arts Museum Collection.
Nancy Graves (American, 1939-1995) |
