January 4
- January 14, 2010
Paul Martyka:
Conversations with an Echo
Elizabeth Dunlap
Patrick
Faculty Grant Exhibition
Elizabeth Dunlap
Patrick Gallery
Rutledge Building
Paul Martyka, associate professor,
department of Fine Arts, is the
fourthrecipient
of the Elizabeth Dunlap Patrick Faculty
Grant established to further new work,
research
or collaboration by faculty culminating in
an exhibition project for the Patrick
Gallery.
January 4 - January
14, 2010
Winthrop Fine Arts &
Design
Faculty Exhibition
Rutledge
Gallery / Rutledge Building
(more info)
February 1 – March 4, 2010
22nd Annual
Undergraduate
Juried Exhibition
Juror: Brent Skidmore, UNC Asheville
Rutledge Gallery / Rutledge Building
(more info)
February 1 – March 4, 2010
Walden Twice, Walden Twice:
A Father-Son Exhibition
Elizabeth Dunlap Patrick Gallery
Rutledge Building
(more info)
March 22 – April 8, 2010
M.F.A. Thesis Exhibition
Rutledge and Patrick Galleries
Rutledge Building
(more info)
This exhibition featured the MFA Thesis
artwork of Natalie Bork, Joshua Cornwell,
and Beth Melton.
April 19 – May 8, 2010
B.F.A Senior Undergraduate Exhibition
Rutledge and Patrick Galleries
New to the Galleries programming this year
is an exhibition featuring the senior
undergraduate B.F.A. candidates. To enrich
the fine arts student experience at a senior
level, this exhibition provides an
opportunity for B.F.A. majors to gain
exhibition experience in a larger gallery
setting.
May 17 – June 18, 2010
Preparing for Ed: The Art and Artifacts of
Edmund Lewandowski - Precisionist
Rutledge Gallery
As both a precisionist painter and an art
educator, Edmund Lewandowski played a
leading role in the development of American
modernism. The former chair of the
Department of Art and Design at Winthrop
from 1973 – 1984, he was committed to
Winthrop students and the surrounding
community. “Preparing for Ed: The Art and
Artifacts of Edmund Lewandowski –
Precisionist” will bring together artifacts
donated to the university by Ed and his wife
Dolores that exemplify his inspiration as an
artist and give a glimpse into his life.
This exhibition is in preparation for the
first major retrospective exhibition of
Lewandowski’s artwork coming to Winthrop
fall 2010. Titled “Edmund
Lewandowski:
Precisionism and Beyond”
and organized by the Flint Institute of
Arts, Winthrop University Galleries will
host the inaugural opening for this
traveling exhibition on Monday, Sept. 6,
2010.
RECEPTIONS
Friday,
March 12, 2010
7 p.m. – 9 p.m.
M.A.
in Art Education
opening reception
Lewandowski Student Gallery
McLaurin Hall
Saturday, February 6, 2010, 12 noon
South Carolina School
Photography Competition
Awards Reception
Lewandowski Student
Gallery
McLaurin Hall
Light
refreshments will be served.
Students are welcome to participate in
the Department of Fine Arts
facility tour at 12:45 p.m.
Friday, January 29, 2010
6:30 – 8 p.m.
Winter Opening & Awards Reception
Rutledge Gallery / Rutledge
Building
WUG will hold an
opening reception and
awards reception to celebrate these
exhibitions: the 22nd Annual
Undergraduate Juried Exhibition; Walden
Twice Walden Twice: A Father-Son Exhibition;
and
the South Carolina School
Photo Competition Exhibition.
Special
Exhibition in Fall 2010!
September 6 – December 9, 2010
Edmund Lewandowski:
Precisionism and
Beyond
Rutledge and Patrick Galleries
Rutledge Building
Winthrop
University Galleries will be
the opening venue to host one of
the first major traveling retrospective
exhibitions of this important artist’s work.
Organized by the Flint Institute of Arts and
curated by Dr. Valerie
Leeds
the exhibition includes approximately
50 works on loan from museums, galleries,
and private collections around the
country. Additional
information about educational programming
and lectures will be
posted when available.
Celebrate Lewandowski’s legacy
Monday,
September 6,
2010!
This spring WUG presented a new
lecture series called
“Making
in
the Real World”.
This series of lectures presented
a variety of artists who
shared with
students and the community ideas
about their work,
professional experiences,
and examined issues students will
face in their future careers.
Close-up
of artist Natalie Bork's work
in the MFA Thesis Exhbition
More info about MFA Lectures
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Photo of Paul
Martyka's exhibition
"Conversations with an Echo"
SAVE THE DATE
Fall 2010 Opening Reception for
Edmund
Lewandowski:
Precisionism and Beyond
Friday, September 10, 2010
6:30 – 8 p.m.
Ontological
Road Map 031608.3
DETAIL, 2009
Artist: Robert Walden
Ink on paper
22" x 22"
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Exhibitions,
lectures, and
receptions
are open and free to the public.
Winthrop University Galleries is
located in the Rutledge Building and
McLaurin Hall on the campus of
Winthrop University in
Rock Hill, South
Carolina. |
Edmund Lewandowski
Student Gallery Exhibitions
January
19 – February 6, 2010
South
Carolina School
Photography Competition
Juror: Paul Murphy,
Charlotte Country Day School
Lewandowski Student
Gallery
McLaurin Hall
February 15 – February 26, 2010
M.F.A. Works in Progress
Lewandowski Student Gallery
March 8 – March 26, 2010
M.A. Art Education
Lewandowski Student Gallery
McLaurin Hall
April 5 – April 16, 2010
Visual Communication Design
Student Exhibition
Lewandowski Student Gallery
April 26 – May 8. 2010
Interior Design
Student Exhibition
Lewandowski Student Gallery
Winthrop University Galleries (WUG)
is located in the Rutledge Building
(1898 Alumni Drive) and
McLaurin Hall (1896 Alumni Drive) on
the campus of Winthrop University in
Rock Hill, South
Carolina.
WUG is funded in part by the
College of Visual and Performing Arts
with additional funding from
Winthrop’s
Patrons of the Galleries,
the Elizabeth
Dunlap Patrick Endowment and
the Edmund D. Lewandowski Endowment.
Spring 2010 GALLERY TALKS
Friday,
January 29, 2010,
5:30 p.m.
Gallery Talk:
Artists Jerry Walden & Robert Walden
Elizabeth Dunlap Patrick Gallery
Rutledge Building
Thursday, February 25, 2010, 11 a.m.
"Making in the Real World Lecture"
ABDI
OSMAN: PHOTOGRAPHY
A current
resident artist at the
McColl
Center
in
Charlotte.
Rutledge 119
/ Rutledge Building
Monday, March 22, 8 p.m.
"Making in the Real World Lecture"
Doug Bucci
Rutledge 119
/ Rutledge
Building
(More Info)
Thursday,
March 25, 2010, 8
p.m.
Gallery Talk:
Beth Melton
Artist presenting on work in
the
MFA Thesis Exhibition
Rutledge Gallery
/
Rutledge Building
Thursday,
April 1, 2010, 11 a.m.
Gallery
Talk: Josh Cornwell
Artist presenting on work in
the
MFA Thesis Exhibition
Rutledge 119
/ Rutledge
Building
Thursday,
April 8, 2010, 8 p.m.
Gallery
Talk: Natalie Bork
Artist presenting on in the
MFA Thesis Exhibition
Rutledge
119 /
Rutledge
Building
Thurs. April 22, 8 p.m.
Gallery Talk:
Artists
Angela Bubash and Amy Tavern
Studio
Artists and Educators
Rutledge 119 /
Rutledge Building
Our third "Making in the Real World"
lecture
includes two studio artists and
educators,
Angela Bubash and Amy Tavern.
Please join us as these artists
discuss their knowledge of
professional
practice in the arts and their
work in jewelry metals.
Approved cultural event.
(More
info)
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