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Past Exhibits - 2009
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All in the Family: Three Generations of Artists Carrie O'Coyle, D.M.Z. "Ziggy" Coyle, Opal Richenberg May 18- November 1 HUB Gallery This exhibition features a family with three generations of artists: Grandmother D.M.Z. “Ziggy” Coyle, her daughter Carrie O’Coyle, and her daughter Opal Richenberg. Ziggy’s artwork reflects her observations of local people, customs, and cultures both overseas and here in Pennsylvania. Carrie O’Coyle’s “bio-spheres” are convex and spherical, multi-layered oil paintings that explore time and memory, loneliness, family and loss. Opal Naomi Richenberg is 9-years- old, and works from her small studio located inside of her mother’s larger studio.
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Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts: Images 2009 June 10- July 12 Robeson Gallery This comprehensive exhibition of emerging and professional artists and artisans of the Mid-Atlantic region includes works in a variety of media from mixed, digital and traditional two-dimensional pieces to avant-garde quilts, pottery and photography. The exhibit runs in conjunction with the downtown State College Arts Festival and is juried by Judith Hanson O’Toole, Director of the Westmoreland Museum of American Art in Greensburg, Pennsylvania.
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NAWA, Inc. 120th Anniversary Exhibition Juried by HUB-Robeson Galleries Director Ann Shields, this exhibition honors the 120-year history of the National Association of Women Artists, Inc. (NAWA), showcasing artwork from current member-artists. NAWA is a not-for-profit organization based in New York. Founded in 1889, it is the oldest professional women's fine arts organization in the United States, providing a forum for women artists to share their ideas, and exhibit their work.
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The Annual Graduate Research Exhibition This juried exhibition displays the studio art portion of the Annual Graduate Research Exhibition, offering students the opportunity to present their work in a professional exhibition atmosphere.
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lillies that fester smell far worse than weeds Cox’s sculpture evokes the double exposure of biological life: intricate surfaces and the intimate architecture contained inside. The materials used – latex, cloth, wax, beads, plaster and artificial foliage – illustrate nature’s proximity of decorative decadence and corporeal rawness living in harmony.
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Annual K-12th Grade Art Exhibition Featuring artwork created by State College Area School District students, demonstrating a variety of art materials and inspiration.
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Updated September 15, 2009