McDonough Summer Exhibitions

7 June 2022 - 11:00am to 4:00pm06/07/2022 03:00pm 06/07/2022 8:00pm McDonough Summer Exhibitions Four diverse exhibitions will open the summer exhibition schedule at the McDonough Museum of Art on Friday, June 3 through Saturday, July 16. An opening reception will take place on Friday, June 3, 5:00-7:00 p.m. at the museum. The exhibitions and reception are free and open to the public.The McDonough Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday, 11:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. with the exception of Saturday, July 2 in observance of the holiday. Steel-town: James Pernotto features artwork by James Pernotto which documents the collapse of the industrial revolution in Youngstown, Ohio. The Dance of Abstraction: Patty Flauto features distinguished alumna, Patty Flauto, whose work puts forth suggestion, implication and mystery rather than obvious “real” pictures. Her work provokes thought about paintings that are visible yet incomprehensible. MFA Thesis Exhibition: Kerrianne Ghinda and Katherine Williamson This exhibition features the visual art research of Kerrianne Ghinda, Poland, OH and Katherine Williamson, Elmira, NY, candidates from the Master of Fine arts degree in Interdisciplinary Visual Arts. Williamson’s work, Remnants, explores the symbolism of a forsaken home and the emotions it awakens through the use of deconstructed, disregarded building materials and household items, lack of color as well as fragments of a domestic life. Ghinda’s work, Remains, draws attention to the enormous volume of plastic garbage and one-use plastics that we use daily, without thinking or malice, polluting our oceans, rivers, streams, and waterways. HopeCAT Youth Arts Exhibition The Hope Center of Arts & Technology exhibition features work by participants in each of the HopeCAT studios from Spring, 2022. Work includes painting/drawing studio, printmaking, and ceramics. HopeCAT is a non-profit organization that provides free after-school arts classes for students in grades 7-12 from the surrounding region with the goal of increasing positive mentorship and leading students to pathways that create productive citizens in our communities. 1006 Installation Gallery Claudia A. Berlinski UTC public
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Four diverse exhibitions will open the summer exhibition schedule at the McDonough Museum of Art on Friday, June 3 through Saturday, July 16. An opening reception will take place on Friday, June 3, 5:00-7:00 p.m. at the museum. The exhibitions and reception are free and open to the public.The McDonough Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday, 11:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. with the exception of Saturday, July 2 in observance of the holiday. Steel-town: James Pernotto features artwork by James Pernotto which documents the collapse of the industrial revolution in Youngstown, Ohio. The Dance of Abstraction: Patty Flauto features distinguished alumna, Patty Flauto, whose work puts forth suggestion, implication and mystery rather than obvious “real” pictures. Her work provokes thought about paintings that are visible yet incomprehensible. MFA Thesis Exhibition: Kerrianne Ghinda and Katherine Williamson This exhibition features the visual art research of Kerrianne Ghinda, Poland, OH and Katherine Williamson, Elmira, NY, candidates from the Master of Fine arts degree in Interdisciplinary Visual Arts. Williamson’s work, Remnants, explores the symbolism of a forsaken home and the emotions it awakens through the use of deconstructed, disregarded building materials and household items, lack of color as well as fragments of a domestic life. Ghinda’s work, Remains, draws attention to the enormous volume of plastic garbage and one-use plastics that we use daily, without thinking or malice, polluting our oceans, rivers, streams, and waterways. HopeCAT Youth Arts Exhibition The Hope Center of Arts & Technology exhibition features work by participants in each of the HopeCAT studios from Spring, 2022. Work includes painting/drawing studio, printmaking, and ceramics. HopeCAT is a non-profit organization that provides free after-school arts classes for students in grades 7-12 from the surrounding region with the goal of increasing positive mentorship and leading students to pathways that create productive citizens in our communities.

Cost

All exhibitions are free at the McDonough Museum of Art.

Parking

Parking is available in the Wick Ave. parking deck for a nominal fee.