Deadly Medicine:                                                      Creating the Master Race                                February 16- May 2
Opening: February 16, 5- 7 p.m.,                 Talk will follow with United States          Holocaust Memorial Museum exhibit curator Susan Bachrach

The exhibition examines how the Nazi leadership, in collaboration with medical professionals, used science to legitimize persecution, murder and genocide. This exhibit is co-sponsored by the Office of the President, the Jewish Studies Program, the Rock Ethics Institute, the College of Medicine, and the Science, Technology and Society Program. "Deadly Medicine: Creating the Master Race" is organized and circulated by the United Holocaust Memorial Museum. It has been made possible by The Lerner Foundation and Eric F. and Lore Ross.

To-Tien Series
Howard Tran
January 15- March 2
Reception: February 4, 4- 6 p.m.

Tran explores the Vietnamese/Chinese philosopher that is influenced by Buddhism, Confucianism and Taoism in the To-Tien series. The exhibit stresses the ideas of simplicity, worship of ancestors, the cycles of life and connection to nature.

The Annual Graduate Research Exhibition
School of Visual Arts
March 26- April 25
Reception/ Judging: March 28

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 setting.

Things to treasure and hold dear
Aubrie Sell
January 22- March 7

The series is a response to places and things visited since December 2007. The result: paintings that are dreamlike visions of environments that might not exist, slippages or singularities in one person's vision.  In these works the paint is serving to not only document a landscape or figure, but to recreate a singular moment in time.  

Artist & Instructor Exhibition                                                            Center for Arts and Crafts
March 17 - April 25

This exhibit highlights the artwork of the instructors of the Penn State Center for Arts and Crafts, which has offered non-credit adult classes during University semesters and a children’s summer art camp for more than 30 years.(Also on display in cases, see below)

Harney's oil and mixed media paintings navigates the innate eternal conflicts that exists within all entities.Her works is an expression of her interest in exploring hybrid contradictions and how conflicting elements can either attract, repel or compete with each other.

Life and treasures along the Nile River
Heide Castleman
March 16- May 9

Castleman captures the rich historical and cultural background of Egypt- a country that boasts famous pharaohs and rulers whose architectural contributions mark the basis for Castleman’s inspiration. In her travels throughout Cairo and along the Nile River, Castleman recounts of her time spent in the Egyptian region as an “unforgettable experience...”

*CANCELLED*

ENTERcourse                                              Shikeith Cathey
January 11- February 28

Through fashion photography, Cathey seeks to draw attention to the growing, yet often overlooked, international crime of sex trafficking in his latest exhibit. He reverses the gender roles from female to male victims to provoke a stronger response to the issue.

Greece
Genevieve Coutroubis
March 16- May 16

Through her work as a documentary photographer, Coutroubis has pushed for social change. Her latest project is an ongoing story about the many people and places that make Greece a nation. She draws her inspiration from a common experience she has encountered while photographing Greece over the last 13 years.