February 18, 2014

Photo Gallery: Art Faculty Share their Work

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Paintings, sculpture, site-specific installations, and prints by Lafayette’s studio art faculty are on display in the Williams Visual Arts Building’s Grossman Gallery through March 1.

The first of its kind on campus, the exhibit includes works by:

Greta Brubaker, visiting part-time instructor
Jase Clark, master printer in training and Experimental Printmaking Institute shop manager
Nestor Gil, assistant professor
Curlee Holton, Roth Professor and director of the Experimental Printmaking Institute
Ed Kerns, Clapp Professor
Adam MacHose, Williams Arts Campus technical coordinator
Karina Skvirsky, associate professor
Jim Toia, director of the Community-Based Teaching Program

View more images of the exhibit on Flickr

William Rockafellow '14 examines “Faith Like a Jackal” by Curlee Raven Holton.

Visitors explore the gallery during the reception.

Jase Clark looks at “Stoker” by Ed Kerns.

“Levantamiento,” an installation by Nestor Gil

Nestor Gil adjusts his installation “Levantamiento.”

Nestor Gil leads a discussion on Jase Clark’s “Myr•i•ad.”

Michiko Okaya, director of Lafayette Art Galleries, welcomes visitors during the exhibit reception.

Jim Toia discusses his piece “The Transmission of Love.”

Categorized in: Academic News, Faculty and Staff, Humanities, News and Features

Tagged with: Art, Grossman Gallery, The Arts

1 Comment

Kelly A. Burham-Crisman says:

July 1, 2015 at 11:50 pm

I would like to get more information about the Experimental Printmaking Institute and internships. Another option that I would like to know is if it is possible to get a Masters in Art History with a focus on printmaking or Japanese printmaking.

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