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September 17–October 15, 2010
Thursday, September 30, 2010, 3:00-6:00 pm
Private Language/Lenguaje Privado: Copperi and Villalvilla
Luis Alberto Perez Copperi and Camilo Villalvilla Soto, two exciting young Cuban artists, tackle the political, the personal and everything in between in their surreal and exquisitely rendered works on paper and canvas. We're thrilled to tentatively host both Copperi and Villalvilla on campus this fall.
Images (from left to right): El inicio del gran silencio, ink on paper, Copperi and A Ciriano amigo filoso y filósifo, oil on canvas, Villalvilla.
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October 22–November 19, 2010
Saturday, November 6, 2010, 6:00-8:00 pm
Joe Swayze: 35 Years, 35 Photographs
Former Visual Arts faculty member Joe Swayze presents an exhibition culminating his years as artist-in-residence. 35 Years, 35 Photographs celebrates his career as a master teacher, as a photographer, and as a traveler and citizen of the world.
Image at left: Yen Vi Stream, Vietnam, gelatin silver print, Joe Swayze, 1998.
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December 3–10, 2010
ArtAid 2010
A yearly student driven exhibition celebrating outreach and service within the Nobles community and beyond.
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January 10–28, 2011
Works & Process: Visual Arts Faculty Show 2011
A biannual exhibition of recent works by Nobles visual arts faculty members Betsy Van Oot, John Hirsch, John Dorsey, David Roane, Lisa Jacobson, Amanda Fiedler, and Nora Jean Creahan.
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February 4–March 2, 2011
Laura McCarty: Sculpture
Walpole based sculptor Laura McCarty presents a new selection of playful yet suggestive works made from found objects. The familiarity of the objects that become her material and her media allows the viewer to begin constructing narratives of past stories or memories.
Image at left: Childhood, found objects, Laura McCarty, date unknown.
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March 28–April 22, 2011
Family Portraits
Guest curated by Boston based artist Evelyn Rydz, this show brings together five artists working in a variety of media who all address ideas of family, relationships, and identity, both real and constructed. Participating artists include Hannah Barrett, Christine Rogers, Megan & Murray Macmillan, and Tanit Sakakini.
Image at left: The Listening Array, Megan & Murray Macmillan, digital c-print, 2008.
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May 2–27, 2011
Student Show 2011: Work from the AP Studios
This exhibition showcases the breadth and depth of creative endeavors explored by students enrolled in the AP Photography, Ceramics, and Painting/Drawings programs at Nobles.
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