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Sharon Bowar Works 1990-1995 featured an overview of the artist's etchings, monotypes, and paintings produced during her first five years serving on the Faculty at Wilkes University. The exhibition was curated by Stanley Grand, Director Sordoni Art…

The Wilkes University Art Faculty Biennial is a showcase of work from the arts faculty circa 1992

Seymour Lipton was an American abstract expressionist sculptor. He was a member of the New York School who gained widespread recognition in the 1950s. He initially trained as a dentist but focused on sculpture from 1932. His early choices of medium…

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 is a page from the Wilkes Alumni Magazine, which ran from 1947 into the present under multiple different titles. The article details dinner celebration in honor of Harold R. Stark’s appointment as Chairmen of the Board of Trustees. Stark was…

This is a printed publication issue of the Alumnus paper for the ceremony starting construction of the Stark Science Hall on June 4th, 1956. The article details the ceremony in its entirety, from the first shovelful of dirt and speeches to more of…

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: Context and Content A Year of Collecting-1991 is an exhibition about the recent (circa 1991) acquisitions of the Maslow Collection.

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.