About the Exhibition
This series of one-person shows gives each graduating MFA student the opportunity to present the work done for their thesis project. The series includes students from all Tyler departments and an array of media: painting, sculpture, glass, printmaking, metals, graphic design, fibers, photography,
ceramics, and more.
Temple Gallery
Mayumi Nagayama, March 19 – 22
Kimberly Brandt, March 26 – 29
Jerry Kaba and Tamsen Wojtanowski, April 2 – 5
Jenny Buffington and Daniel Loren Ostrov, April 9 – 12
Elisha Conrad and Joan Dreyer, April 16 – 19
Dylan J. Beck and Rachel Dobkin, April 23 – 26
Karen Kirchhoff and C. Pazia Mannella, April 30 – May 3
Lauren Abshire and Andria Bibiloni, May 7 – 10
Sarah L. Kurz, May 14 – 17
Zach Whitehurst, May 21 – 24
Tyler Gallery, Elkins Park
Hours: Wednesday – Saturday, 10:00 am – 5:00 pm
Louise Radochonski, March 19 - 22
Vincent Balistrieri, April 16 - 19
Daniel Bruce, April 23 – 26
Cavan Drake, May 7 – 10
Shelby Donnelly, May 14 –17
Melissa Laine Scotton and Daria Ujma, May 21 – 24, 2008
Penrose Gallery, Elkins Park
Hours: Wednesday – Saturday, 10:00 am – 5:00 pm
Christopher Hall, April 23 – 26
Minhee Seo, May 7 – 10
Ronald J. Cala II, May 14 – 17
Jessie Sayward Bright and Rae Ann Spitzenberger, May 21 – 24
About the Gallery
The mission of the Exhibitions and Public Programs department of Tyler School of Art is to explore and encourage experimentation in artistic practice and interpretation. The department provides a platform for young artists for the production and presentation of their work and a forum for the larger community to examine the most recent developments in contemporary art and their relationships to broader cultural contexts.
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