Explore the extra-physical phenomena of the universe in this themed group exhibition. Each artist in this show presents their own interpretation of how one sees or visually communicates with the paranormal using varied… Continue reading
Join the Salisbury University Art and Music Departments on Friday, February 8th for an exciting night of discussions, musical recitals, and receptions! We will begin the day with a Q&A format panel discussion… Continue reading
Gabriel Barcia-Colombo: For Those Who Wait January 28-March 9, 2013 Workshop: Wednesday, March 13th, noon. TETC 352 Lecture: Wednesday, March 13th, 4 p.m. TETC 152 The Electronic Gallery Time waits for no one… Continue reading
2013 ANNUAL FACULTY EXHIBITION & LIVING STUDIO RESIDENCY JANUARY 21 – FEBRUARY 22, 2013 University & Atrium Galleries Members of Salisbury University’s Art Department showcase their works during the department’s annual faculty art… Continue reading
Illuminations November 27-December 15 Reception is 5-7 p.m. Thursday, November 29. Atrium Gallery of the Guerrieri University Center. Illuminations features the work of outsider artists challenged by a variety of mental… Continue reading
IMAGINATION UNLEASHED Salisbury University’s 47th Biannual Senior Art Shows Senior art students have spent at least the past four years working towards not only an education; but a chance to show off their talent.… Continue reading
2013 Annual Art Department Faculty Exhibition & The Living Studio Residency January 21 – February 22, 2013 University & Atrium Galleries Panel Discussions: 3:00 – 5:00pm Fulton 111 RECEPTION: Friday, February 8th, 6:00… Continue reading
Pamela Z: Baggage Allowance Pamela Z’s performance was simply… wow. Not only was it innovative, fresh, and truly original, but the vocal and instrumental sounds combine with her fluid motions produced a hauntingly… Continue reading
If you missed the lecture on October 4, by Designer/Artist, Jeremich Chiu, check out this interview produced by Mas Context! MAS CONTEXT : ANALOG | JEREMIAH CHIU from MAS Studio on Vimeo.
A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm. A robot must obey the orders given to it by human beings, except where… Continue reading
