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PORTRAITS OF UGANDA by Carrie Wagner Photographs ON EXHIBIT: January 14 - Febrary 9, 2013 RECEPTION POSTPONED TO: RECEPTION: January 24, 2013, 6-8pm Blowers Gallery |
Part 2 - "Chasing the Legacy of Ballet Russe" February 20 - 26
Beautiful costumes, sketches, and photography by visiting Professor and costume designer, Igor Roussanoff, highlights his collaborations with Dame Sonia Arova, Thor Sulowski, Wes Chapman, Mark DeGarmo, and Richard Helldobler. This exhibit includes theater and ballet costumes.
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Texture, Pattern, Shape, Oh My! f/32 Photography Group Show On Exhibit: March 1 - March 30, 2013 Opening Reception: Sunday, March 3, 3-5pm in Blowers Gallery The f32 photography group presents their Second Annual Portfolio Project. Participants submitted up to four photographs which reflect each of the elements, "Texture, Pattern, Shape, Oh My!" The f/32 members meet on the second Wednesday of every month at 7pm at the Reuter Center, Room 206 on the campus of the UNCA. |
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International Studies and Study Abroad are pleased to present the winners of the annual International Photo Contest. The contest and exhibit encourages our UNC Asheville travelers to create a photographic record of their experiences. Sharing their overseas experiences with the UNC Asheville community helps bring the world to Asheville and allows us to better understand their experiences. During the Reception students will share stories of their travels. On Exhibit: April 1 - May 17, 2013
Reception: Tuesday, April 9, 12-1pm in Blowers Gallery
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Watercolor on Paper with Plein Air style by Dhwoj Bahadur Gurung of Nepal From tiny crowded villages to the expansive vistas of the Himalayas, Dhwoj Bahadur Gurung captures the beauty and simplicity of the last vestiges of our once pristine Earth. Profits from his paintings are donated to charities to help the hungry and poor of Nepal. On Exhibit: May 20 - June 30, 2013 Reception: Wednesday, May 22, 3:00-5:30 in Blowers Gallery of Ramsey Library. Music provided by Meredith McIntosh on flute and Hillary Dirlam on mandolin. Sponsored by the Swan Educational Center Global www.swaneducationalcenterglobal.org http://unca.edu/news-events/news/2013/5/nepali-watercolor-exhibition |
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Black and White acrylic paintings on canvas by Shawn Burdick. Recent works by Burdick focuses on fluid dynamics, texture and contrast. On Exhibit: July 5th - August 13th
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Photographs by Joe Longobardi Street photography documenting Asheville's lively and creative culture, from street performance to social activists. On Exhibit: August 19-September 27, 2013 Opening Reception:Tuesday, August 27,11:30-1:30 |
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On Exhibit: October 1 - November 8, 2013 Opening Reception: October 17, 2013 at Ramsey Library 6-7:30pm meet Dr. Dabashi and refreshments in Glass House 7:30 Lecture by Dr. Hamid Dabashi of Columbia University in Blowers Gallery 8:30 Fillm Screening of "This is Not a Film" in the Whitman Room This exhibit contains a selection of revolutionary posters by both professional and amateur artists who merged calligraphy, graphics and rhetoric in order to convey abstract ideologie. Made possible by the Flood Gallery and the NC Humanities Council. Dr. Dabashi will be available to sign copies of his book "In Search of Lost Causes: Fragmented Allegories of an Iranian Revolution" |
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Lithographs by Katherine Cullata On Exhibit: November 11-25, 2013 Closing Reception: November 22, 2013, 6-8pm, Blowers Gallery The multi-layered lithographic prints portray the familiar flora and fauna of Western North Carolina, and encourage the viewer to consider the complexity of natural processes and the mutiple ways of interpreting the natural world. http://art.unca.edu/katherine-culatta-ba-senior-exhibition-printmaking |
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Photography by Louisa Murrey On Exhibit: December 2-16, 2013, Blowers Gallery Opening Reception: December 6 from 6-8pm This exhibit explores documentary photography in Southern Appalachia, focusing on the importance of tradition and community, and challenges stereotypes in Appalachian photography. |
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Drawings by Emily Parworth On Exhibit: December 6-20, 2013, Third Floor Gallery Opening Reception: December 6 from 6-8pm Rather than following traditional taxidermy, in which animals are mounted and displayed for human enjoyment,"Human Taxidermy" depicts humans as the subject of decoration. Through drawings and paintings this exhibit investigates this role reversal as a response to two ideas, the artists relationship with animals and the excessive lifestyle of wealthy Americans. |
We welcome art and informational exhibits that support our educational and community goals.
Check our Information for Artists and Exhibitors page or contact library@unca.edu for information.
