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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.

The miniature arts of Japan are on display in this exhibition dedicated to Netsuke, toggle ornaments; Inro, pill boxes; and Okimono, decorative objects.

Pamela Earnshaw Kelly's subjects are ordinary---farm or jungle animals---and her material is humble----clay. But there is nobility in her depiction of her subjects, and thousands of years of ceramic history to show clay's potential to move, provoke,…

Known for his music, Paul Bacon is also known for his astounding illustrations. Illustrating the covers of books such as Catch-22 and Rosemary's Baby, Bacon's work is well known throughout the art and literary world.

Resika's ostensible subject is the place where the outposts of civilization come face to face with nature's forces, which is, as everyone knows, unpredictable. Whether nature or manmade, it is these forms which liberate Resika, as well as become the…

Second in a series of exhibitions dedicated to to the presentation of music and paintings, these works are evidence of creative impulses acrosss disciplines.

The iconic photographs of Pete Souza are well known from his tenure as Chief Official White House Photographer for President Obama. What most people don?t remember is that Souza, who was trained as a photojournalist, was also an Official White House…

Featured in conjunction with the Sordoni Art Gallery's Andy Warhol exhibition, "15 Minutes: From Image to Icon"

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…

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