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Tyler Art Gallery Spring 2013 Calendar
February 1 - March 9th
(Opening Reception for both exhibitions, February 1st, 5-7pm)
Open to any undergraduate student at Oswego, this half-century-old tradition is eagerly anticipated, well attended and presents timely and provocative contemporary ideas. Chosen by outside jurors, a variety of student awards are presented at the opening reception.
Art Faculty (South Gallery)
This annual event showcases the talent and accomplishments of Oswego's art faculty as they share their most recent creative endeavors. The high level of artistic achievement, as well as, the range of artistic media and subject matter make this a much anticipated event each year.
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March 26th* - April 27th
(*Opening reception is the Friday after these exhibitions open (4/5) due to Good Friday Holiday (3/29)
Spring MA (North Gallery)
Students pursuing a Master of Arts degree display the fruit of years of dedicated study. This exhibition requires MA candidates to show a larger, more focused body of work than their undergraduate colleagues.
Imagining Cuba (South Gallery)
The exhibition includes ten prominent Cuban and international photographers whose subject is Cuba. Illustrating different visual approaches, from the realistic to the conceptual, each artist brings unique perspectives on the complexities of Cuban society while inviting the viewer to participate in the imaginative poetic visions presented by the artists.
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May 3rd - May 18th
(Opening Reception May 3rd, 5-7pm)
Spring BFA (Both Galleries)
Continuing the high standard expected of Oswego graduates, Bachelor of Fine Art students present work concentrated in either Graphic Design or Studio Art as part of their degree requirement. Installed by the students themselves and occupying both galleries, a multitude of artistic media as well as conceptual approaches are represented.