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Old Master tradition, sacred myth, and now modern pathology and film noir are the sources that collectively inform the works in this exhibition. The real and the imagined, the present and the past all have equal weight.

Penumbra is an organized installation of glass, light, and sound.

By calling attention to the physical object, Johnnie Winona Ross allows the viewer to feel a sense of transendance beyond the weight of the object itself.

Using fantastical realism as a medium for conversation, Alan Magee's work is representative of both the every day and the magic behind it.

This exhibition proudly continues a long tradition at the Sordoni Art Gallery of showcasing the unique achievements of the Art Faculty at Wilkes University.

Photographs by Ray Klimek, more than 20 photographs contrasting the culm banks and mine-damaged lands of northeastern Pennsylvania and South Wales.

Hands of a Displaced Sudan is an exhibit of some sixty photographs by Ryan Spencer Read, a member of Group M35. It chronicles the genocide in the Darfur region of Sudan.

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

In a process that integrates the past into the present through the re-use of art history's forms, patterns, and figures, Aptekar challenges the passivity of influence and the burden of Old Master veneration.

"Sweatheart Like You": Roller Derby Portraits is an exhibition about the lives of the Coal City Rollers local to NEPA.

The photographs in this exhibition reveal an intimate look at the friendship between artists Nicholas Taylor and Jean-Michel Basquiat.

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