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University Center Gallery

The U.C. Gallery is located off the main lobby of the University Center. Just walk right in!
Mon. through Fri. 8-11;
Sat. 10-9; Sun. 10-7.
The University Center phone number is 824-6445.
 
University Center Art Events Spring 2005 - Spring 2006
  March 2006
Lain York
February 2006
Exhibition for Black History Month
call the Office of Multicultural Affairs for more information: 824-6822
  January 2006
in both the University Center and Union Grove galleries:
Student Art Show 2006
Selected works in a variety of media by UAH students.
November 14 through December 2, 2005
Kevin Kennedy:Sculpture
Gallery is open when UC building is open. Call 824-6445 for exact hours.
 

October 2005
Gary Keown
Mixed-media machines.
April 5-29 in both the University Center and Union Grove galleries:
Student Art Show 2005
Selected works in a variety of media by UAH students.

SPRING 2005



March 1-18
Julia Morrisroe
Following Duchamp and Warhol's lead, Morrisroe finds new ways to contextualize and examine the ephemera of popular culture. Her multi-media creations make use of traditional drawing media, digital techniques, and embroidery. The show on view is a response to aspects of children's television programs.

February 2005
Exhibition for Black History Month

WINTER 2005

January 10-28, 2005
Eldred Hudson
Opening event Monday, January 10, 10:30 am, with artist. Hudson, a professor of art at the University of North Carolina in Charlotte, is a designer who also produces fine art. His mixed-media work, which ranges from 15 by 15 inches to 4 by 8 feet, is abstract, exuberant, and personal, with references to Cubism.

PAST SHOWS


November/December 2004
Wendell Smith Smith uses oil on canvas to make vibrant, expressionistic paintings that have an identifiable Afro-Carribeaness.
 

October 2004
Christopher McNulty
McNulty’s recent work explores the idea and process of measurement as metaphor for the search to understand both the internal and external world. A professor of art at Auburn University, McNulty uses wood and other materials to create pieces that are both conceptual and tactile.

 

September 2004
Paintings by Donte’ K Hayes
Hayes uses his creation, the Gingerblack Man to spark meaningful reaction through humor and open the viewer to thoughtful interpretation and reflection about racism, past and present. He works in both acrylic (paintings) and pen and marker (drawings).

 

 
 

May through July, 2004
Photographs by Laura Noel
Noel specializes in finding beauty in unlikely places with her camera. Her show, entitled Pure is a group of large color photographs taken inside the tumbling little world of a car wash.

 

March 2004
Buried in Suburbia
Recent Work by Anita Jung
In a selection of work appropriate for Women’s History Month, this printmaking professor from the University of Tennessee at Knoxville has created mixed-media pieces that explore feminine ideas/ideals of beauty.

 
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