Recent Exhibitions


Senior Exhibition

May 2 - 18, 2008

Opening Reception: Friday, May 2, 5 to 7 pm


Students Ashley Davis, Nelson Dyer, Rebecca Feld, Geoffrey Gaenslen, Abbey Gettler, Christine Gilbert, Jamie Hunter Pantano, Melissa Jackson, Molly Myer, Rosmery Rodriguez, Elizabeth Todd, and Ming Zhou have worked under the direction of Mark Warwick, Associate Professor of Visual Arts, to successfully complete the work in this exhibition.  This capstone experience for studio art majors not merely marks the culmination of artistic engagement, but rather the beginning of productive and successful careers in the art field. 

Sneha Shrestha '10, you, 2008

April 10 - 26, 2008
Opening Reception: April 10,  5 - 7pm

Juror:  Jackie O'Regan, Curator of Cultural
Properties, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD

Mark Warwick, Blueberry Jeans, pencil, 2006

January 24 to February 24, 2008

Reception: January 24, 5 to 8 pm 
Gallery Talk: January 25, noon

Mark Warwick, Associate Professor of Visual Art at Gettysburg College, presents work completed during his fall 2006 sabbatical leave.

Art of The Gettysburg Review:

Representation in Contemporary American Painting

Mark Workman, Yin Yang Tree, 2002

October 12 - December 2, 2007

Opening Reception: Friday, October 12, 5-8 pm

Artists' Roundtable: Saturday, October 13, 10-11:30 am

Outstanding works by fourteen of the country's most well-respected representational artists featured in the art portfolios of The Gettysburg Review since 2002.

Michael Allen, Bascove, Virginia Creighton, Lois Dodd, Jessica Dunne, Linden Frederick, Carolyn Harris, John Hull, Andrew Lenaghan, Brad Marshall, Melissa A. Miller, George Nick, Tula Telfair, Mark Workman

Exhibition co-sponsored by Gettysburg College, EPACC.

  

Student Exhibition    Shane Vince ('08), Introduction to Photography, 2007 August 20 - September 9, 2007 Reception: Thursday, August 30, 5 - 7 pm To celebrate the arrival of a new academic year and the outstanding artistic production of students at Gettysburg College, over ninety works created in studio art courses in 2006-07 are presented by the Visual Arts Department and Schmucker Art Gallery.  Faculty members selected exceptional works in a wide range of artistic media.  Students enrolled in studio courses work closely with faculty to sharpen skills in drawing, painting, printmaking, ceramics, and photography, and to develop a more acute sense of sight and deeper coordination of eye, hand, intuition, and mind.  Faculty members supervising the exhibiting artists are: Jim Agard, Alan Paulson, Mark Warwick, Brent Blair, and John Winship.

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