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January
26 – February 20 Art Exhibition Space Building C, Room C200 |
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David Gentry's interest in art began while he was a student at Harper College in the 1980s. After attending Harper, he pursued his education at the University of Illinois and then at the California College of Arts and Crafts where he received his MFA in sculpture and glass. He is now assistant professor of fine art at Columbus State University in Columbus, Georgia. David shows his work regionally and nationally through many private collections in the United States and Canada. The juxtaposition of natural forms with man-made or industrial materials is a central theme of his work. Please join us in welcoming one of our very own back to Harper to celebrate his outstanding achievement. |
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March
1 – March 19 Art Exhibition Space Building C, Room C200 |
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Marie Dutka was born in Merced, California, and raised in Aurora, Illinois. After earning a bachelor of fine arts degree with a minor in French at Illinois Wesleyan University in 1988, Dutka studied printmaking techniques at Atelier 17 in Paris, France. She received an MFA at the University of Wisconsin in 1994. Dutka has been a professor at Illinois Wesleyan University and Truman State University. Her work has been exhibited nationally and internationally and she has received grants for artistic research in France and Poland. Recent awards include a 2003 Illinois Arts Council Fellowship. In her exhibition of recent work at Harper College, Dutka continues to explore the fingerprint as a natural form and a symbol of identity. |
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Lecture Wednesday, March 10 1:00–2:00 pm Painting Studio Building C, Room C201 Reception Wednesday, March 10 2:00–3:00 pm Art Exhibition Space Building C, Room C200 |
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29 – April 21 Art Exhibition Space Building C, Room C200 |
May
3 - May 19 Art Exhibition Space Building C, Room C200 |
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"SMALL WORKS", the 27th National Juried Exhibition at
Harper College highlights work drawn from entries submitted by artists
across the country. The show features a wide array of media ranging
from photography, prints and painting to metal, clay, glass and
fiber. |
This annual exhibit will include works by students who have taken art courses throughout the year. A variety of concept and material approaches will be submitted by students and chosen by jury. | |||
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All exhibits are free and open to the public. |