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This exhibition is the first survey of the work of the Sordoni's original permanent collection.

This exhibition, Remembering Helen, honors the memory and generosity of this special friend, Helen Farr Sloan, of the Sordoni Art Gallery.

American painter Ron Ehrlich is known for achieving rich surfaces and subtleties of tone melding the techniques of vessel-making with the spontaniety and vitality of action painting

The Maslow Collection offers an opportunity to come to better understand contemporary times through the exposure to a body of art containing notable works by major artists from important stages of contemporary art.

In a remarkable series of drawings spanning the past fifteen years, Robert L Schultz has closely studied the human figure. Schultz had focused on the human form---he draws men and women equally well and sensitively---because of its unique ability to…

Richard Upton would, for years, return to the Tuscan landscape to depict it at it's rawest, in paint.

In 1984, while on sabbatical leave from the Art Department at Wilkes College, Richard Fuller went to Japan to learn the art of shibori. There, under the tutelage of a master textile artist and dyer Hiroyuki Shindo, he studied the fundamentals of…

Richard Florsheim's art was very much influenced by the events occuring around him from the Second World War to geometric modernism. His work captures the tragedies and triumphs of our time.

This exhibition is a tribute to professor emeritus Richard A. Fuller while also showcasing faculty work from across the university.

This survey on American Art spans from 1815 to 1980. It includes some pieces from movements such as Dada, Abstract Expressionism, and Modernism. It is on loan from the Pennsylvania State University's Museum of Art.

Ray Klimek, Wilkes University 78' alumni, draws inspiration for his photography from Northeastern Pennsylvanian coal mining landscape. What Klimek sees and shows spans from the black dunes of culm to the surface of the sun. His worth is both local…