Past Exhibitions
Fall 2015 and Spring 2016
Wednesday, September 16, 2015
Impaired Perceptions by Brian Steel
Lewandowski Student Gallery
McLaurin Hall
Artist Talk: 5 PM, Dina's Place / DiGiorgio Student Center
Reception: 6 PM Lewandowski Student Gallery / McLaurin Hall
To
kick off Winthrop's October celebration of Disability Month, guest
speaker, Brian Charles Steel will be on campus to speak September 16,
2015 along with an installation of his photographic exhibit, "Impaired
Perceptions." Born with short fiber syndrome, Steels' black and white
portraits of himself and other physically impaired people explores the
concept of perception and socially constructed identity. Some of his
subjects have physical impairments that are not visible, which further
challenges the notion that seeing is believing.
October 6 — 26, 2015
Interior Design Student Project Exhibition
Lewandowski Student Gallery
McLaurin Hall
Symbols & Semiotics: My Life in Icons
Lewandowski Student Gallery
McLaurin Hall
September 21 — November 13, 2015
Man + Land + Water
Rutledge Gallery
Rutledge Building
In conjunction with the upcoming Water in the World: Interdisciplinary Approaches to Access and Sustainability Conference, the semester long exhibition Man + Land + Water creates
a visual dialog examining global water issues to raise awareness about
the earth's fragility, water's preciousness and how our human role
impacts this precarious situation. The exhibition brings together
national and international artists and designers' exploring the current
global condition and creative solutions to issues of access and
sustainability through video, drawing, interactive media, printmaking,
industrial and graphic design.
Water Catchers, 2011
Kay Westhues
Single channel HD video
10:59 minutes
September 21 — November 13, 2015
LAST FISH ON EARTH: Our Happy Re-Granulated Future
By Jarod Charzewski and Colleen Ludwig
Elizabeth Dunlap Patrick Gallery
Rutledge Building
The water quality in our worlds' oceans is at a critical tipping point. Plastic pollution is a primary culprit in degrading the ocean environment and threatening its inhabitants. Creating a rising tide of plastic water, Charzewski and Ludwig's site-specific installation offers the viewer a glimpse into the future, as if there was no more clear water in the ocean, but only seas of broken-down plastic, and its one remaining inhabitant.
November 3 - 16, 2015
Student Foundations Exhibition
Lewandowski Student Gallery
McLaurin Hall
January 26 —
February 8, 2016
llustration
Exhibition
Lewandowski
Student Gallery
McLaurin Hall
March 8 — 28,
2016
Sculpture
Exhibition
Lewandowski
Student Gallery
McLaurin Hall
April 5 — 18,
2016
2016 Fine Arts
Senior Exhibition
Lewandowski
Student Gallery
McLaurin Hall
April 11 — May
6, 2016
M.F.A Thesis Exhibition - Fault Lines: Vivianne Lee Cary, Lee Ann Harrison, Tom Seay
Elizabeth
Dunlap Patrick Gallery
Rutledge Building
The 2016 Master of Fine Arts (MFA) Thesis Exhibition features new work by artists completing their MFA graduate program in the Department of Fine Arts. This year's exhibition includes work by M.F.A students Vivianne Lee Cary, Lee Ann Harrison and Tom Seay and is title "Fault Lines." Candidates will discuss their work during an artist talk in the Patrick Gallery on Thursday, April 21 at 11 a.m. and a performance by Vivianne Lee Cary will also be held at the opening reception on April 15 at 6:45 p.m. In the Rutledge Gallery.
April 26 — May
9, 2016
Interior
Design Senior Exhibition
Lewandowski
Student Gallery
McLaurin Hall