2009-2010 Exhibition Schedule

Sept 11 - Oct 15, 2009
Figuration to Fragmentation: The Human Form in Contemporary Ceramic Sculpture
Figurative ceramics exhibit, held jointly with Morlan Gallery at Transylvania University, featuring national artists: Tanya Batura, Anne Drew Potter, Keith Wallace Smith and Liz Zacher. Morlan Gallery will exhibit work by Tom Bartel, Kira Campbell, Sergei Isupov & Hunter Stamps. Works will focus on the use of the body in contemporary ceramics, examining structures of identity, the effect of human psychological degradation on the body, and bodily fragmentation.
Opening Reception: Friday, Sept 18, 5-8pm (Part of Lexington's Gallery Hop)

Oct 29 – Dec 9, 2009
Here and New: Works by the UK Faculty
Featuring the work of the University of Kentucky Studio and Art Education Faculty, including: Ruth Adams, Garry Bibbs, Bones Carpenter, Jeremy Colbert, Gerald Ferstman, Marty Henton, Hui Chi Lee, Doreen Maloney, Ebony G. Patterson, Allan Richards, Arturo Alonzo Sandoval, Bobby Scroggins, Robert Shay, Hunter Stamps, Dima Strakovsky, Lynn Sweet, George Szekely, James Wade, and new faculty member, Rae Goodwin.
Opening Reception: Thursday, Oct 29, 5-7pm

Jan 14 – Feb 10, 2010
Drawing On
Regional artists such as Michael Goodlett, Elissa Morley, and Lawrence Tarpey, will exhibit two-dimensional works that depict other worlds, alternative realities, and imaginary places.
Opening Reception: Thursday, Jan 14, 5-7pm

Feb 19 – March 11, 2010
Layered Existences: Nature’s Depths of Realities
The exhibit will feature the works of Arizona fibers artist, Moira Marti Geoffrion, whose work explores issues of fragmentation and the cycles of nature. The works consist of photographs of natural elements printed on semi-translucent material. Ms. Geoffrion will be on campus as part of the Visiting Artist program.
Closing Reception: Thursday, March 11, 5-7pm
Artist Talk: Friday, March 12, 12-1pm, Whitehall Classroom Building, room 118

Mar 22 – Apr 7, 2010
Works by UK MFA candidate, Mallory Dover

Apr 14 – Apr 30, 2010
Self Scrutiny, Works by UK MFA candidate, Perry Hooks