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St. Edward's Art GalleryFine Arts Gallery

Gallery Hours
Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

Address
ARTS Building (Need Directions?)
St. Edward’s University
3001 S. Congress
Austin, Texas 78704

Directions
The gallery is located in the Fine Arts Center on the northwest corner of the campus. Take the South Congress entrance onto the campus. Take the first left. The gallery is located at the entrance of the Fine Arts Building on your right.

Information
Hollis Hammonds, Assistant Professor of Art
(512) 492-3159
arts_gallery@stedwards.edu

              



JOSEPH VITONE, Students on the rooftop of the St. Edward’s buliding in Angers, France, 2009
   
Artists: Erica Bogdan, Kristina
Candito, Chelsea Coogler,
Christian DeVoe, Marleigh Jones, Andrew McCloskey, Sandy Muñoz, Jennifer Leiva, Eloise Montemayor, Matt Munson, Scott Perry, Rebecca Ruiz, Jaclyn Touchstone, Ashley Watson, Sarah Welch
Aug. 27–Sept. 16
St. Edward’s University Photocommunications in France, 2009
Opening Reception:
Friday, Aug. 27, 6–8 p.m.
In the summer of 2009, students in Joseph Vitone’s Photocommunications in France course worked on a documentary photography project primarily centered in the city of Angers and the beautiful Loire Valley of west central France. Each person selected a particular area of focus. Some of the projects were more fact-based work and others, while documentary at heart, were of a more interpretive nature.
   


CAROL FLUECKIGER
Examine Our Undergarments, latex paint, cyanotype, wood
Sept. 24–Oct. 14
Solar Powered Paper Dolls
Gallery Talk:
Thursday, Oct. 14, 5 p.m.
Closing Reception:
Thursday, Oct. 14, 6–8 p.m.
Artist: Carol Flueckiger
Using the blistering West Texas sun and cyanotype, an alternative photographic process, Carol Flueckiger “burns” vintage graphics, historic handwriting, clothing tags and leaves into painted panels and recycled clothing. Working with archives at Women’s Rights National Historical Park and American Antiquarian Society, her compositions use imagery from the early American feminist movement.
   



ALEXANDRA ROBINSON
above) Jan 23-25, 2009 (3 suicide attempts), gouache on paper
MICHAEL KELLNER
lower) Last caress (Coastal Carolina Community College), mixed media on Mylar
Oct. 22–Nov. 11
Consider the Source
Gallery Talk:
Friday, Oct. 22, 5 p.m.
Opening Reception: Friday, Oct. 22, 6–8 p.m.
Artists: Michael Kellner and Alexandra Robinson
Michael Kellner and Alexandra Robinson live and work in different cities, but they share in a common artistic practice. Kellner’s work focuses on utopian places while Robinson’s work involves the re-mapping our environment. They both translate source materials ranging from physical spaces to memories to collected data, into unique constructed representations.
   

STEVEN NEVES
Wings for Luke, oak, steel, terry cloth, leather and vellum
Nov. 19–Dec. 9
Chimera
Opening Reception:
Friday, Nov. 19, 6–8 p.m.
Artist Lecture: Friday, Nov. 19, 8 p.m.
Artist: Steven Neves
This eclectic assembly of works is unified by autobiographical points of reference and the peculiarities of an egocentric worldview. Appropriation of mythology, art history and popular culture provide footholds for entry into my art. Chimera is a compilation of sculptures, drawings and prints that altogether form a rebus of sorts, a relational puzzle whose meaning will be revealed differently according to the individual viewpoints of each observer.
   

SYBIL MILLER
Alexander's Elephants, still from single channel video/audio installation Photographic C-print
Jan. 21–Feb. 4
Photocommunications Faculty Exhibition 2011
Opening Reception:
Friday, Jan. 21, 6–8 p.m.
Artists: Bill Kennedy, Sybil Miller, Joseph Vitone, Eduardo Muñoz Ordoqui, Mike Osborne, Adam Schreiber, Anna Krachey, George Morrow, Jessica Mallios and Melissa Ciano
Full-time and part-time faculty in the Photocommunications department will present their recent works. Through traditional and digital means, this exhibit presents 10 diverse approaches to image making and photography today.
   

STUDENT JURIED
EXHIBIT 2010
St. Edward’s University
Senior Exhibition Series 2010

Celebrate the accomplishments of St. Edward’s University graduating seniors as they present final examples of their work in three separate exhibits.
Feb. 11–March 4
Graphic Design Senior Exhibition
Opening Reception:
Friday, Feb. 11, 6–8 p.m.

March 11–April 8
Photocommunications Senior Exhibition
Opening Reception:
Friday, March 11, 6–9 p.m.

April 15–May 14
Art Senior Exhibition
Opening Reception:
Friday, April 15, 6–8 p.m.

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