InLiquid Galleries - Arcadia University

Arcadia University Art Gallery Glenside, PA

Nick Muellner, photograph

24th Biennial Works on Paper

March 28 – April 23, 2006

Senior Thesis

April 28 – May 19, 2006

Contact Info

450 S. Easton Road
Spruance Art Center
Glenside, PA 19038

215-572-2131

www.arcadia.edu

Gallery Hours: Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday: 10am - 3pm; Thursday, 10am - 8pm, Saturday & Sunday: noon - 4pm and by appointment.

About the Exhibition

24th Biennial Works on Paper 2006: Twenty-fourth in a series of biennial juried exhibitions for regional artists.
Artists: James Abbott, Stefan Abrams, Susan Abrams, Phillip Adams, Joseph Borelli, Natasha Bowdoin, Astrid Bowlby, Matt Broach, Arden Bendler Browning, Robert Chaney, Adam Crawford, Christopher Davison, Sarah Daub, Kip Deeds, Mary Deevy, Jessica Doyle, Anda Dubinskis, Robert Gallardo, Ditta Baron Hoeber, M Ho, James Johnson, Gabriel Martinez, Michelle Oosterbaan, Nils Orth, Norman Paris, Jessica Puma, Stuart Rome, Emily Royer, Richard Ryan, Hiro Sakaguchi, Judith Schaechter, John Schlesinger, Randall Sellers, Adam Parker Smith, Janet Towbin, Ivette Vallejo, Thomas Vance, Brent Wahl, Bryan Warner, Linda Yun
Juror: Cornelia Butler, Chief Curator of Drawings, The Museum of Modern Art, New York
Lecture: Cornelia Butler, Tuesday, April 18, 6:30 pm
Stiteler Auditorium, Murphy Hall (reception in the art gallery immediately following)

Senior Thesis: Projects by graduating seniors
Opening reception: Friday, April 28, 2006, 8 - 10 pm

About the Gallery

A nationally recognized venue for contemporary art in the greater Philadelphia area, this 1200-square foot facility (housed in a 1893 power station) has for over 25 years provided the region with a stimulating roster of individual and thematic exhibitions shaped by our mission to encourage dialogue among artists, educators, students and the general public about current visual art and its socio-cultural relevance. Along with bringing the work of previously unexhibited or unknown artists to our region, the Gallery is also committed to local artists, actively encouraging innovative approaches to art production and acknowledging the contribution of long-standing, influential members of the art community. Educational programs invite the artists and highly respected scholars and curators to discuss each exhibition with the public. For a detailed exhibition history, please visit the gallery's online archives.

See the Arcadia University Art Gallery's previous exhibition