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Exhibitions at SUAG
John Mosher: Wanderer
Wanderer is an exhibition by art professor Mosher, fresh from his sabbatical. It features a variety of mediums including collage, painting, drawing, found objects, video, and installation. Each piece serves as a fragment in a larger narrative telling the story of the Wanderer.
Muriel Hasbun: With the Pulse of a Community / Con el pulso de una comunidad
A multimedia exhibition of several projects—including photographs, video, shared archives, and sculptural installations—representing over 35 years of personal and cultural investigation toward processing ideas of home, exile, the traumas of war, and the endurance of identity and memory. Largely based on archives and memories of El Salvador during the Civil War, Hasbun’s work coalesces rediscovered personal and community artifacts into transient works of reconciliation where universal truths about war, death, and legacy are rendered into new work marking the presence and continuum of a rich cultural diaspora.
Conversations: Stop Motion Animation by New Media Art students Jeremy Boyden, Sarah Bylan, Bryleigh Foreman and Isabel Wells
New Media Art Professor David Gladden and students Jeremy Boyden, Sarah Bylan, Bryleigh Foreman and Isabel Wells will give a talk and workshop during Sophomore Seminar and the reception will follow.
Past Exhibitions & Events
We’ve archived the online content describing the exhibits and events we have produced over the last ten years.
Opening on February 18 and featuring the work of artists Amber Eve Anderson, Raghvi Bhatia, Garret Kane, Matt Mottel and Carlie Trosclair, the exhibit explores the human habitat past, present and future through photography, installation, sculpture and new media…