by Matt Belt | April 3, 2024
Editor-in-Chief of American Artist magazine M. Stephen Doherty notes: “(Noyes) Capehart is exactly like other notable American artists, particularly those capable of looking at life with clarity, sympathy and understanding. By exposing his own deepest thoughts and...
by Matt Belt | April 2, 2024
The BFA Senior Studio Exhibition is organized by the Catherine J. Smith Gallery and the Department of Art. BFA Faculty Advisor, Christopher Curtin The biannual BFA Senior Studio Exhibition is a celebration of the accomplishments of all senior art students seeking a...
by Matt Belt | March 20, 2024
With the universe as the source of inspiration, the Celestial exhibit is a series of figurative and abstract multimedia works that explore the metaphor of creation. The themes of space, stars and astrology will be cosmically swirled into an exhibit. During a...
by Matt Belt | March 8, 2024
Exploring that which makes us most uncomfortable, Larassa Kabel explores the emotional and intellectual space between life and death, love and loss. Through drawing, painting, performance, and sculpture, she confronts our view of ourselves “outside of Nature” and our...
by Lindsay Miller | March 8, 2024
A flowstone is created by mineral deposits laid down by water, slowly, quietly, in one place, over time. Flowstone grows approximately one inch every one hundred years. In one hundred years, how many societal changes have occurred in one place? Flowstones is a...
by Matt Belt | February 21, 2024
More commonly associated with the literary arts, particularly notable writers like Isabel Allende, Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Toni Morrison, and Salman Rushdie, Magical Realism reveals the hidden undercurrents of magic and fantasy in the worlds we create and occupy....
