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Gallery Hours: Mon–Sat 10–4, Sun 12–4
January 12–February 25, 2007
Works on Paper – National Juried Show
Juror: Stephanie Walker, Director, Chase Gallery
January 19, OPENING RECEPTION, 6–8pm
Ruby Amanze |
Kathleen Archer |
Carol Bajen-Gahm |
Teresa Blatt |
Deborah Bryan
AWARD OF MERIT |
Deborah Bryan |
Bruce Colbert |
Erica Daborn
AWARD OF MERIT |
Erica Daborn |
Erica Daborn |
Scott Henstrand |
Yuji Hiratsuka |
Yuji Hiratsuka
SECOND PRIZE |
Yuji Hiratsuka |
Yuji Hiratsuka |
Marina Del Rosario Huang
AWARD OF MERIT |
Marina Del Rosario Huang |
Marina Del Rosario Huang |
Stan Kaplan |
Stan Kaplan
THIRD PRIZE |
Yesung Kim |
Eleanor LeBlanc |
Arielle Marks |
Nathalie Miebach |
Nathalie Miebach
AWARD OF MERIT
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Bonnie Mineo |
Robert Minervini |
Lois Ramirez |
Eun-Kyung Suh |
Eun-Kyung Suh
FIRST PRIZE
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Barbara Payne Ward |
Barbara Payne Ward |
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Art Werger
HONORABLE MENTION |
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Ruby Amanze • Kathleen Gerdon Archer • Carol Bajen-Gahm • Teresa Blatt • Deborah Bryan • Bruce Colbert
Erica Daborn • Scott Henstrand • Marina Del Rosario Huang • Mary Hughes • Yuji Hiratsuka • Stan Kaplan
Yesung Kim • Eleanor LeBlanc • Arielle Marks • Nathalie Miebach • Bonnie Mineo • Robert Minervini
Lois Ramirez • Euy-Kyung Suh • Barbara Payne Ward • Art Werger
Juror Statement from Stephanie Walker Most of us remember as children, being presented with paper and crayons, pens, scissors, paint, glue and pencils to create our masterworks! Because it is familiar, it represents the essential, the basic; the fundamentals to which we can all relate.
There is also an immediacy to paper that renders the work raw and intimate. It’s that very quality that makes the work appealing; not only is the actual material delicate but it conveys a sense of emotional delicacy as well.
One standout example is by the artist Stan Kaplan in two prints titled, “Cornfield” & “Slaveship.” Although prints could be considered rather primitive in today’s high-tech world, the simple black and white images are powerful and sophisticated.
Equally compelling were the works “Yellow Ribbon I” & ”White Shirts” by Euy-Kyung Suh& Marina Del Rosario Huang, respectively. The choice of paper, in both cases, over any other material, uniquely informs each work of art. They appear innovative and even cutting edge in their untraditional use of paper, but the techniques are still grounded in the basic and elemental, helping to draw the viewer in. Add to that their tactile qualities and you have the raw, delicate, beautiful immediacy of paper.
DILLON GALLERY: Men Who Paint
FACULTY FEATURE: Kaitlin Thurlow
CROSSEN STUDENT GALLERY: The Apple of My Eye: Work by the Students of Sarah Roche
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