Opening Reception 6 to 8pm, March 31st / Exhibition Runs from March 31st to May 22nd

The Long and Short of It
A look at scale in art via three paired sets of artworks

Ceramics: Viola Frey Ron Nagle
Painting: Vera Iliatova Indian Miniatures
Photography: Richard Misrach Sean McFarland

Does size matter? In the arts we can be humbled by giant work or intrigued by the miniature. What is the nature of this dichotomy? The Long and Short of It looks at artist's work in three mediums to offer a chance to juxtapose different scales and compare their impact.

More information...

Four Projects
Intertwining Gallery and Community

Want to learn how you can run your car on used Crisco? Have you ever wanted to meet artists after seeing their work but couldn't figure out how? A new generation of young artists feel the same way about meeting their audience. The latest trend among many younger artists is to break out of the art world confines and engage directly with people, especially non-art audiences. Claudia Tennyson for example invites you to bring in objects from your home that are broken or worn out. She will, for free, "repair" your broken items and return them to you after they go on exhibition. The only catch is that you might not recognize the originals as there is no guarantee about what she'll give back to you. March 31st to April 8th. Kate Pocrass designs a campus walking tour in which selected sites will be analyzed by specially designed color charts. April 11th to April 22nd. Amy Franceschini makes a collaborative project with campus legend, butterfly scientist Art Shapiro. April 25th to May 6th wowhaus (Scott Constable and Ene Osteraas-Constable) investigates grass roots use of biodiesel fuel, May 9th to 22nd

More information...

Family Album
Flip through three unusual interpretations of the common household vehicle for family nostalgia.

Family Album includes recent work by Harrell Fletcher & Miranda July, Abner Nolan, and Dave Stein.

More information...