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2005 August 29 - December 11
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Exhibition program
pre-neo-modernism
neo-modernism
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.
Odd Nerdrum
Steven Assael
Brett Bigdee
Sharon Bowar
Bo Bartlett
Thomas Woodruff
Julie Heffernan
Dotty Attie
Vincent Desiderio
Michael Flanagan
Christian Vincent
Ronald R. Bernier
Ph.D.
2005 March 20 - May 22
Michael Kenna
Japan
photography
Though empty of people, his photos of intimate landscapes are filled with the evidence of humanity. With clarity and simplicity, Kenna's images suggest rather than describe, offering up just a few elements of the landscape, leaving it to the viewer to complete the picture.
foreword by Claire Sykes
2005 January 17 - March 4
Wilkes University
faculty
This exhibition proudly continues a long tradition at the Sordoni Art Gallery of showcasing the unique achievements of the Art Faculty at Wilkes University.
William Sterling
Nina Davidowitz
James Lennox
Herbert Simon
Jean C. Adams
Richard A. Fuller
David Leonard
2004 August 23 - October 10
Adele Alsop
2004 May 8 - June 20
Invitation
Wade Schuman
painting
realism
paintings
painter
allegory
The paintings of Wade Schuman, distinguised by observational skill, technical mastery, and recognizable subject matter is, however, less about Realism and more about Illusion. What is at the issue in his painting is not how depictions are madeto convey the look of the subject, but rather how recognition---the most basic relation we have to the world---functions in a distinctive way within the painting.
Carter Ratcliff
Mia Feneman
Karen Evans Kaufer
2004 March 15 - April 25
2004 January 19 A Shared Vison: Photographs by Bernice Abbot and Hank O'Neal
Bernice Abbot
Hank O'Neal
2004 January 19 - February 29
permanent collection
This exhibition is the first survey of the work of the Sordoni's original permanent collection.
2003 November 2 - December 14
2003 September 7 Jon Carsman: Rhythm, Movement, Energy
Jon Carsman
landscapes
landscape
Jon Carsman was a classic example of a creative and charismatic American artist who, during his short but productive career, lived a vibrant life and died tragically young. He was described as one of the New Realist or Photo Realist painters who reestablished the importance of representational imagery in the wake of Abstract Expressionism.
Darlene-Miller Lanning
Ph.D
F. Charles Petrillo
Esq.
Darlene-MillerLanning
2003 September 7 - October 19
2003 June 18 People, Places, and Things: Photographs from the Permanent Collection
2003 June 18 - August 10
Birds in Art
birds
bird
ornithology
watercolor
acrylic
oil
bronze
mixed media
gouache
pencil
pastel
oil pastel
graphite
Birds in Art is a comprehensive catalogue of artists depictions of birds of various species and in various forms. From hyperrealistic to abstract and in 2D and 3D mediums, artists share their love of ornithology.
Carl Brenders
Al Agnew
Edward Aldrich
Neil Allen
Charles Allmond
Wayne Anderson
Tony Angell
John Banovich
Barbara Bathien
Al Barnes
Larry Barth
Robert Bateman
Linda Besse
Henry Bismuth
Allen Blagden
Francois Blin
Jules Bouchard
Stefane Bougie
Carel Brest van Kempen
KerriBurnett
DianeBurns
NatalieCaproni
TimCherry
LewisCisle
C.D.Clarke
GuyCoheleach
IanColeman
EwouddeGroot
AdeleEarnshaw
MarkEberhard
SallyElmer
DawnEmerson
BethErlund
MelanieFain
AnneFaust
JohnFelsing
JoeGarcia
UlcoGlimmerveen
EllenWelchGranter
Shirley Greene
Grant Hacking
Joyce Hall
Charley Harper
Janet N. Heaton
MatthewHillier
Cindy House
NancyHowe
MarthaHudson
Colle Johnson
LarsJohnson
M.C.Kanouse
Eugene Kisselmann
JoshuaKnuth
DavidEdward Kuecherer
Mark Larson
Katie Lee
Karen Leffel-Massengill
Stephen Left
Sherry Loehr
Franna Lusson
Harro Maass
Walter T. Matia
Jan Martian McGuire
Larry McQueen
Janice Meister
Krystii Melaine
Terry Miller
Dirk Moerbeek
James Morgan
John Mullane
Rock Newcomb
Elliot Offner
Peter Olson
Mary Louise O'Sullivan
Dino Paravano
Patricia Pepin
Jonathan Pointer
Greg Postle
Tony Pridham
JulioPro
Thomas Quinn
Don Rambadt
Gamini Ratnavira
Maynard Reece
Bill Rice
Andrea Rich
John Richen
Michael James Riddet
Sue ellen Ross
Kimberly Roush
Bart Rulon
Linda St.Clair
Sherry Salari Sander
Randall Scott
John T. Sharp
Juan Varela Simo
Richard Sloan
Daniel Smith
Dee Smith
Matt Snebold
Jan McAllaster Stommes
Karl Taylor
Kent Ullberg
BarryW. Van Dusen
Pieter Verstappen
Bart Walter
Paula Waterman
Dale A. Weiler
Sandra Wiesman Weiler
Tim Wider
Ronnie Willford
Lin-HueYen
Pete Zaluzec
Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum
2003 March 10 - May 4
2002 October 27 Collecting At Century's End: Selections from The Maslow Collection
Maslow Collection
collecting, collection
painters
This exhibition covers a few artists whose work has joined the Maslow Collection at the end of the twentieth century.
Willy Heeks
Terry Winters
Melissa Meyer
Jane Hammond
Robert Cummings
John Beerman
Ronald R.Bernier
2002 October 27 - December 15
Michael De Jong
Michael De Jong's images perform an operation of individuation, defining the viewer---the self---as isolated, withdrawn from the world, yet spying on it.
2002 August 25 - October 31
Pamela Earnshaw Kelly
ceramacist
clay
ceramics
animals
farm animals
jungle animals
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, memorialize, honor.
Karen S. Chambers
2002 March 10 - April 21
Michael Thomas
photograph
architecture
Pennsylvania
As a designer, Michael Thomas has chosen to engage in architectural issues primarily through the medium of photgraphy. This choice has allowed him to focus on the essential components of the most practical of the fine arts. This exhibition is a show of his photographic series of architectural structures from around Pennsylvania
Stanley I. Grand
StanleyI.Grand
KarenEvansKaufer
2001 January 15 - February 25