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ARCHIVE OF LCVA EXHIBITIONS |
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Information about some of the LCVA's previous exhibitions may be found here: PREVIOUS 2012-2013 EXHIBITIONS
In honor of the students who graduated in the Class of 2013 from Longwood University’s Department of Theatre, Art and Graphic Design, the Longwood Center for the Visual Arts hosted the 2013 Longwood University Senior Art Exhibition. The exhibition included works by more than twenty young artists who studyied Art Education, Art History, Book Arts/Printmaking, Crafts, Graphic Design, Painting and Drawing, and Photography. An opening reception was held on Saturday, April 13th. From going green to extreme phobias, students drew their inspiration from a wide range of sources. Participating artists included: Carmen Balogh, Perry Bason, Kyra Byron, Jessica Clemmons, Michael Dennett, Danielle Dmuchowski, Matt Ebert, Ashley Fuller, Kathryn Grayson, Katherine Gulick, Heather Gwaltney, Kaitlynn Holland, Angii Holloway, Hannah Hopper, Jeanne Howe, Heather Lancaster, Kristin MacQuarrie, Katie Miller, Allison Pawlowski, Bethany Rowe, Holden Taylor, Annaliese Troxell, Kaylee Wallace, and Robert Winters. 2013 Annual Area Youth Art Exhibition The Main Street Window Gallery featured "Vincent Van Gogh: Sunflower Days & Starry Nights," an installation by Pre-K through Fourth grade students from Prince Edward County Elementary School. The installation was coordinated by art teachers Carol Edmonson and Joy Utzinger. This is the thirteenth year LCVA has sponsored the Annual Area Youth Art Exhibition. The following schools will participate in the 2013 exhibition: Amelia County High School, Amelia County Middle School, Appomattox County High School, Appomattox Middle School, Appomattox Primary School, Bacon District Elementary School, Blackstone Primary School, Buckingham County High School, Buckingham County Middle School, Buckingham Primary School, Burkeville Elementary School, Central High School, Central Middle School, Crewe Primary School, Cumberland Elementary School, Cumberland High School , Cumberland Middle School, Eureka Elementary School, Five-County Home School, Fuqua Lower School, Fuqua Middle School, Fuqua Upper School, Lunenburg Middle School, New Life Christian Academy, Nottoway County High School, Nottoway County Intermediate School, Nottoway County Middle School, Phenix Elementary School,
Across Boundaries: The Art of Thornton Dial includes nineteen works on paper and three mixed-media paintings, part of a recent gift to the LCVA from Barbara and James Sellman. Six additional mixed-media paintings and a sculpture assemblage are on loan to the show from Culture & Beyond, LLC, a Sellman Family Collection. Created from the early 1990s to 2004, the works allow viewers the opportunity to experience the full range of the artist’s impressive body of work.
Pictures of Me: Portraits from Camp Unity For the fifth year, the Longwood Center for the Visual Arts partnered with Crossroads Community Services to offer art activities for adults with disabilities. The resulting paintings are on exhibition at the LCVA, which will hold a free, public reception on Sunday, December 9, from 2-4 p.m.
Vote is a collection of photographs that documents the quirky, fascinating variety of voting locales across the country, including election booths set up in shopping malls, diners, auto shops, and even homes. Raising nonpartisan questions about democracy and citizenship, the collection appeared as a photo essay in the February 2012 issue of Harper’s Magazine. Michael Mergen is assistant professor of art and photography at Longwood. More than Meets the Eye features more than twenty photographs from the LCVA’s permanent collection, ranging in style and era from a 19th-century tintype through works by recent Longwood graduates and art department faculty members. A free reception, open to the public will be held at the LCVA on Friday, September 28, from 5 -7 p.m.
Longwood University Alumni Art Exhibition & The Longwood Center for the Visual Arts is hosting a Longwood University Alumni Exhibition celebrating the talents of its graduates. Running concurrently will be Longwood University: A Picturesque Campus, featuring artworks that celebrate the university’s people, places, and spirit. An opening reception in honor of both exhibitions will be held on Friday, June 8, from 5-7 p.m. The reception is free and open to the public.
The exhibitions are made possible thanks to the following sponsors: Longwood University Art Department Senior Exhibition A compilation of four years of hard work, individual commitment, and endless creativity will be on display at the Longwood University Art Department Senior Exhibition from April 14 – May 12 at the Longwood Center for the Visual Arts. The exhibition will feature photography, graphic design, and ceramics by more than twenty young artists who will graduate from Longwood University with an art degree in May. Participating artists include David Abbott, Brittany Claud, Jessica Cox, Sarah Croughwell, Andrea Damiano, Alan Dunaway, Colleen Festa, Kyle Fowlkes, Irene Girgente, Amanda Haymans, Taryn Langmead, Colleen MacRae, Michelle Maddox, Nancy McDonald, Stefanie Pishock, Kristen Rawls, Darlene Rogers, Alan Satkowski, Kaitlyn Smith, Meg Spencer, Emily Staskiel, Alyssa Strackbein, and Beth Thompson.
The Longwood Center for the Visual Arts is proud to present Start with Art, Learn for Life, the Annual Area Youth Art Exhibition. This year’s display consists of 523 works of art by students in grades K-12 from public and private schools within a ten-county region. Art teachers contributed their students’ works from public, private, and home schools in the counties of Albemarle, Amelia, Appomattox, Buckingham, Charlotte, Cumberland, Lunenburg, Nottoway, Powhatan, and Prince Edward. The exhibition is made possible by generous support from the Jessie Ball duPont Fund.
My Family: For the fourth year, the Longwood Center for the Visual Arts partnered with Crossroads Community Services to offer art activities for adults with intellectual disabilities. The resulting paintings are on exhibition at the LCVA, which will hold a free, public reception on Sunday, January 29, from 2-3 p.m. |
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2013 Longwood University Senior Art Department Show
Participating artists include: Avis Addleman ’80, Linda Jones Arthur ’71, Kathy Barclay ’72, Sharon Bass, Shirley Blackwell, Bruce Bogese, Ann Bradshaw ’07, Keith Brydie ’01, Ursula Burgess, John Burke, Brian Cagle ’04, Mary Alice Carmody-Diana ’71, William Clarke, Frances Coates ’69, Jo Ann Courter, Wygant Courter, Sara Layman Cubberley ’05, Kerri Cushman, Lou Ann Kemp Daniel ’75, Lindsay Decker ’10, Marianne Dennison, Amy Eason ’10, Jeremy Elder ’99, Tray Eppes, Rick Erickson, C. Maurice Franck ’84, Deborah Carrington Frazier ’75, Michael French ’98, Garth Fry ’02, Alex Grabiec ’07, Shawn Grove ’93, Elizabeth Hadfield ’68, Charles Hartwill, Amanda Haymans ’12, Kay Hofler ’69, Milly Youngblood Horner ’78, Joanna Huff ’05, Sara Hutchinson ’97, Elizabeth Jones ’82, Ronda Lamb Jones ’88, Matt Keener, Jeanie Collin Keys ’73, Nancy Lockwood ’78, Christian Lombardini, Martha Pennington Louis, Margaret Manuel ’83, Anne Charlton Miller ’47, Monty Montgomery ’98, Keith Moore ’81, Susan Davenport Ober ’70, Brandon Ortwein ’98, Emily Overstreet ’06, Chris Parks ’92, Patricia Peregoy ’67, Mary Phillips ’00, Ashley Phipps ’10, Julie Hamlett Poole ’05, Linda Putney ’08, E. Harrison Smith Ravn ’99, Ophelia Ellen Redmond ’02, AE Reed III ’95, J.M. Reed ’05, Katie Rhine ’08, Ashley Dueñez Riemann ’05, Linda Rorer ’72, Linda Sauvé ’85, Melinda Schissler ’07, Nicole Scott ’07, Julie Shield, Penny Shumaker ’92, Sarah Spangenberg ’10, Jessica Spence ’05, Jason St. Peter ’03, Donna Stables ’76, Margaret Stombock ’68, Tori Batalo Swartz ’05, Heather Swenson ’10, Kathy Sykes ’91, Bonnie Thomas Trent ’80, Claire Utzinger, Eve Utzinger, Joy Utzinger, Dawn Vass ’81, John Walrath ’02, Ashley Webb ’07, Marianne Wells ’72, Margaret Whorley ’73, Pam Wilkinson, Stephanie Wirt ’97, and Carley York ’10.
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Works on Handmade Paper by Amy Jacobs