'Affairs of the Art' at Pitt-Bradford
More than 110 pieces of art work created by University of Pittsburgh at Bradford students will be showcased in the annual art exhibition beginning March 20.
“Affairs of the Art” will feature pieces made by 65 students through April 15 in the KOA Art Gallery in Blaisdell Hall. A reception will take place at noon March 20 in the KOA Speer Electronics Lobby. The show, which is free and open to the public, is part of the University’s Spectrum Series.
“Visitors will be overwhelmed by the diverse art mediums that students have explored in their artworks as well as the amount of student artwork displayed in this year’s exhibition,” said Kong Ho, associate professor of art and director of the interdisciplinary art program. “Once again, Affairs of the Art offers visitors the opportunity to leisurely savor and enjoy a broad spectrum of artistic, creative and visually exciting works of art.”
The work spans paintings, drawings, mixed media, graphic designs, linoleum prints, pottery, ceramic sculptures, bamboo baskets, Japanese calligraphy, sumi-e paintings, as well as a mural created in Blaisdell Hall last summer.
Students made the pieces as part of art courses during the spring, summer and fall 2008 and spring 2009 terms.
Post cards and posters depicting the mural will be for sale in The Panther Shop in the Frame-Westerberg Commons. Proceeds benefit the interdisciplinary art program and student art club activities.
The art gallery is open from 8:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 8:30 to 6 p.m. Friday. The gallery is closed on Saturdays and Sundays.
The following will have works displayed in the show: Celinda Austin-Strick, a nursing major from Mount Jewett; Erin Bowen, a criminal justice major from Mansfield; Andy Braeger, an interdisciplinary arts major from Erie; Erin Cecala, a nursing major from Allison Park; Clint Compton, a social studies education major from Mount Jewett; Nicholas Eckhardt, a mathematics education major from Springdale;
Michael Esch, a criminal justice major from Bradford; Elizabeth Fair, a business management major from Custer City; Cora Hall, a sociology major from Smethport; Eunjin Kim, a radiological science major from Busan, South Korea; Mi-Sol Kwan, a nursing major from Dangjin, South Korea; Andrew Laganosky, an alumnus from Carlisle;
Jessica Lonzi, a business management major from Bradford; Leasa Maley, an alumna from Bradford; Chelsea Marcho, a biology major from Clifford; Corey Meyer, an elementary education major from Bradford; Todd Miller, a nursing major from Port Allegany;
Amber Ostrowski, a pre-veterinary medicine major from Warren; Heather Schena, an English education and environmental studies major from Bradford; Samantha Snyder, a criminal justice major from Allegany, N.Y.; Jolene Suchy-Dicey, a writing major from Rochester, N.Y.;
Susan Thompson, a biology major from Roulette; Rebecca Thorpe, a chemistry education major from Lake Ariel; Adriana Vaccaro, an undeclared major from Bradford; Jillian Wales, a broadcast communications major from Millerton; Morgan Washington, a nursing major from Abington;
Aimee Appleby, a sociology major from Bradford; Timothy Burkhouse, an engineering major from Bradford; Kelly DeRolf, a biology major from Dallastown; Nicholas Foster, a criminal justice major from Bradford;
Zachary Gerber, a business management major from Ridgway; Brigit Kelly, an undeclared major from Imperial; Autum Lukaschunis, a nursing major from St. Marys; Kelly O’Brien, a broadcast communications major from Derrick City; Amber Ostrowski, a pre-veterinary medicine major from Warren;
Katelyn Scanlan of Bradford; Samila Sosic of Bradford; Annette Stark, an elementary education major from Bradford; Adriana Vaccaro, an undeclared major from Bradford; Jeanine Vento, a business management major from Bradford; Krystal Yale, a nursing major from Brockport; Alex Davis, a public relations major from Emporium;
Noelle Dixon, a elementary education major from St. Marys; Lynn Flasher, an athletic training major from Pittsfield; Daniel Heisey, an accounting major from Rexville; Matt Labashousky, an information systems major from Bradford; James Pascarella, an information systems major from Bradford; Maddi Smith, a English education major from Bradford; Colin Ulin of Bradford.
Erica Adams, an elementary education major from Randolph, N.Y.; Erica Antonuccio, a nursing major from Sheffield; Tiffani Becker, a radiological science major from Roulette; Christell Boyd-Abner, a psychology major from Philadelphia; Jennifer Cole, an athletic training major from Cyclone; Jason Copeland, a biology major from West Springfield; Kyle Dickey, a sports medicine major from Tioga;
Heidi Holjencin, an elementary education major from Emporium; Jenna Kielbowick, a human relations major from Ridgway; Rachel Miklosey, a sports medicine major from Philadelphia; Kathleen Moore, an accounting and business management major from Warren; Rona Nadim, a broadcast communications major from Warren; Nichole Neall, a nursing major from Russell; Udele Shawver, a sports medicine major from McClure; Leah Showers, a psychology major from Sheffield;
Michael Sorokes, a criminal justice major from Lewis Run; Samila Sosic from Bradford; John Snyder, a computer science major from Bradford; Richard Tanner, a Pitt-Bradford alumnus from Smethport; Adriana Vaccaro, an undeclared major from Bradford; Corey Watts, a Pitt-Bradford alumnus from Muncy; Delia White, a business management major from Mountain Top; Jennifer Cole, an athletic training major from Cyclone;
Daniel Frayer, a Pitt-Bradford alumnus from Valencia; Corey Gibbon, an undeclared major from Youngsville; Danielle Goodwill, a hospitality management major from Corry; Matthew Gustin, a criminal justice major from Shinglehouse; Kong Ho, associate professor of art and interdisciplinary art program director at Pitt-Bradford; Cassandra Jaillet, a sociology major from Grove City; Cory Newcombe, a Pitt-Bradford alumnus from Titusville; and Jeremiah Yang, a pre-pharmacy major from Akron.
(Photo courtesy of Pitt-Bradford)
“Affairs of the Art” will feature pieces made by 65 students through April 15 in the KOA Art Gallery in Blaisdell Hall. A reception will take place at noon March 20 in the KOA Speer Electronics Lobby. The show, which is free and open to the public, is part of the University’s Spectrum Series.
“Visitors will be overwhelmed by the diverse art mediums that students have explored in their artworks as well as the amount of student artwork displayed in this year’s exhibition,” said Kong Ho, associate professor of art and director of the interdisciplinary art program. “Once again, Affairs of the Art offers visitors the opportunity to leisurely savor and enjoy a broad spectrum of artistic, creative and visually exciting works of art.”
The work spans paintings, drawings, mixed media, graphic designs, linoleum prints, pottery, ceramic sculptures, bamboo baskets, Japanese calligraphy, sumi-e paintings, as well as a mural created in Blaisdell Hall last summer.
Students made the pieces as part of art courses during the spring, summer and fall 2008 and spring 2009 terms.
Post cards and posters depicting the mural will be for sale in The Panther Shop in the Frame-Westerberg Commons. Proceeds benefit the interdisciplinary art program and student art club activities.
The art gallery is open from 8:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 8:30 to 6 p.m. Friday. The gallery is closed on Saturdays and Sundays.
The following will have works displayed in the show: Celinda Austin-Strick, a nursing major from Mount Jewett; Erin Bowen, a criminal justice major from Mansfield; Andy Braeger, an interdisciplinary arts major from Erie; Erin Cecala, a nursing major from Allison Park; Clint Compton, a social studies education major from Mount Jewett; Nicholas Eckhardt, a mathematics education major from Springdale; Michael Esch, a criminal justice major from Bradford; Elizabeth Fair, a business management major from Custer City; Cora Hall, a sociology major from Smethport; Eunjin Kim, a radiological science major from Busan, South Korea; Mi-Sol Kwan, a nursing major from Dangjin, South Korea; Andrew Laganosky, an alumnus from Carlisle;
Jessica Lonzi, a business management major from Bradford; Leasa Maley, an alumna from Bradford; Chelsea Marcho, a biology major from Clifford; Corey Meyer, an elementary education major from Bradford; Todd Miller, a nursing major from Port Allegany;
Amber Ostrowski, a pre-veterinary medicine major from Warren; Heather Schena, an English education and environmental studies major from Bradford; Samantha Snyder, a criminal justice major from Allegany, N.Y.; Jolene Suchy-Dicey, a writing major from Rochester, N.Y.;
Susan Thompson, a biology major from Roulette; Rebecca Thorpe, a chemistry education major from Lake Ariel; Adriana Vaccaro, an undeclared major from Bradford; Jillian Wales, a broadcast communications major from Millerton; Morgan Washington, a nursing major from Abington;
Aimee Appleby, a sociology major from Bradford; Timothy Burkhouse, an engineering major from Bradford; Kelly DeRolf, a biology major from Dallastown; Nicholas Foster, a criminal justice major from Bradford;
Zachary Gerber, a business management major from Ridgway; Brigit Kelly, an undeclared major from Imperial; Autum Lukaschunis, a nursing major from St. Marys; Kelly O’Brien, a broadcast communications major from Derrick City; Amber Ostrowski, a pre-veterinary medicine major from Warren;
Katelyn Scanlan of Bradford; Samila Sosic of Bradford; Annette Stark, an elementary education major from Bradford; Adriana Vaccaro, an undeclared major from Bradford; Jeanine Vento, a business management major from Bradford; Krystal Yale, a nursing major from Brockport; Alex Davis, a public relations major from Emporium;
Noelle Dixon, a elementary education major from St. Marys; Lynn Flasher, an athletic training major from Pittsfield; Daniel Heisey, an accounting major from Rexville; Matt Labashousky, an information systems major from Bradford; James Pascarella, an information systems major from Bradford; Maddi Smith, a English education major from Bradford; Colin Ulin of Bradford.
Erica Adams, an elementary education major from Randolph, N.Y.; Erica Antonuccio, a nursing major from Sheffield; Tiffani Becker, a radiological science major from Roulette; Christell Boyd-Abner, a psychology major from Philadelphia; Jennifer Cole, an athletic training major from Cyclone; Jason Copeland, a biology major from West Springfield; Kyle Dickey, a sports medicine major from Tioga;
Heidi Holjencin, an elementary education major from Emporium; Jenna Kielbowick, a human relations major from Ridgway; Rachel Miklosey, a sports medicine major from Philadelphia; Kathleen Moore, an accounting and business management major from Warren; Rona Nadim, a broadcast communications major from Warren; Nichole Neall, a nursing major from Russell; Udele Shawver, a sports medicine major from McClure; Leah Showers, a psychology major from Sheffield;
Michael Sorokes, a criminal justice major from Lewis Run; Samila Sosic from Bradford; John Snyder, a computer science major from Bradford; Richard Tanner, a Pitt-Bradford alumnus from Smethport; Adriana Vaccaro, an undeclared major from Bradford; Corey Watts, a Pitt-Bradford alumnus from Muncy; Delia White, a business management major from Mountain Top; Jennifer Cole, an athletic training major from Cyclone;
Daniel Frayer, a Pitt-Bradford alumnus from Valencia; Corey Gibbon, an undeclared major from Youngsville; Danielle Goodwill, a hospitality management major from Corry; Matthew Gustin, a criminal justice major from Shinglehouse; Kong Ho, associate professor of art and interdisciplinary art program director at Pitt-Bradford; Cassandra Jaillet, a sociology major from Grove City; Cory Newcombe, a Pitt-Bradford alumnus from Titusville; and Jeremiah Yang, a pre-pharmacy major from Akron.
(Photo courtesy of Pitt-Bradford)
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