SCF Fine Art Gallery 2003-2009
MCC fine art gallery calendar 2008-09
PRINTCOLLECTION2
Printcollection2, the second exhibition of the College’s recently restored prints, features work by Salvador Dali, Francisco Goya, Kathe Kollwitz, Edvard Munch, Roberto Matta, Nobuo Satoh and many more. After the exhibition, the prints will be displayed on campus and available for study through the Fine Art Gallery.
Closing reception and gallery talk: Sep 26, 6 – 8 p.m., 2008
(Location: Fine Art Gallery 9A, MCC Bradenton Campus)
The reception is free and refreshments will be served.
Closed Sep 1: Labor Day
Linda Molto
THE MAGIC BUS MOVED TO WIMAUMA
Oct 3 – Nov 6
On display will be 28 serigraphic prints of Florida “slice-of-life” images by award-winning, Cortez Village artist, Linda Molto, recently purchased by MCC for its permanent collection. After the exhibition, Molto’s prints will be displayed on campus.
Reception: October 3, 6 - 8 p.m.
(Location: Fine Art Gallery 9A, MCC Bradenton Campus)
The reception is free and refreshments will be served.
Show continues through November 6, 2008
LES ENSEIGNANTS D’ART
Nov 14 – Dec 11
Featuring work by outstanding regional arts educators
Reception: November 14, 2008 6 – 8 p.m.
(Location: Fine Art Gallery 9A, MCC Bradenton Campus)
The reception is free and refreshments will be served.
Art Gallery closed for Thanksgiving Holiday, November 27 & 28.
Show continue through December 11, 2008
PENTANGLE MAGAZINE ART COMPETITION
Dec 4 – Jan 22
Provides an opportunity for students to submit unlimited art submissions to a competition and for the Pentangle humanities magazine published annually by MCC students.
Reception: Dec 4, 2008 12:30-2:30, p.m.
(Location: Art & Design building 10 - Student Exhibition Space, first floor)
Exhibition continues through Jan 22, 2009
Closed Dec 22, 2008 – Jan 4, 2009: Winter Holiday Break
(2009: Exhibitions will take place in the new Fine Art Gallery – Building 11) adjacent to Neel Performing Arts Center)
SOCIETY OF ARTISTS
Jan 23 – Feb 19
Features MCC’s talented Art Faculty and artists who have exhibited in the MCC Fine Art Gallery in the past.
Opening reception: January 23, 2009 6 – 8 p.m.
(Location: Fine Art Gallery 11, MCC Bradenton Campus)
Reception is open to public and refreshments will be served
Closed Jan 19, Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday.
Exhibition continues through February 19
Women Contemporary Artists
PROJECT 4 X 6
Feb 27 – Apr 2
PROJECT 4 X 6(a WCA member’s exhibition) showcases, in myriad ways, what artists are capable of creating within the limited format of a 4” x 6” canvas. The exhibition will be juried by Mark Anderson B.F.A.,
M.F.A., Ringling College of Art and Design - Interim Department Headwho will award Prizes for First, Second, and Third place and three Merit Awards.
Opening Reception: Friday, February 27, 2009, 6 – 8 pm
(Location: Fine Art Gallery 11, MCC Bradenton Campus)
The reception is free and refreshments will be served.
Closed: March 16 – 22 Spring Break
Exhibition continues Through April 2
Oldrich Kulhanek
FUNNY MONEY
Apr 10 – May 21
Born in Prague, Czechoslovakia. Perhaps the most visible artist in the Czech Republic.
He is the designer of all of the currency in circulation, President of the State Jury
of postage stamp design and President of the foundation of Hollar, the Society of
Czech Graphic Artists. The Fine Art Gallery will feature Kulhanek’s Funny Money suite,
acquired by the College in 2008 -- and the only complete set in the United States.
(Location: Fine Art Gallery 11, MCC Bradenton Campus)
The reception is free and refreshments will be served.
Exhibition continues through May 21.
ANNUAL JURIED ART STUDENT EXHIBITION
Apr 17 – May 1
Features jury-selected works produced by MCC art students over the past year.
Reception: Apr 17, 2009 12:30 – 2 p.m.
Exhibition continues through May 1.
Exhibition in Art & Design Building 10 (first and second floors)
THE BLACK FLAG ON THE MOON
May 29 – Sep 24
The Black Flag on the Moon celebrates the 40th anniversary of the Apollo11 Moon landing in 1969 and honors the contribution of Bradenton resident, Dolores Black (maker of the flag on the Moon). The exhibition will feature artistic interpretations of the American flag as both peace dove and harbinger of war and within the context of a limited-edition print portfolio entitled: The Black Flag on the Moon. Apollo-era memorabilia will accompany the exhibition.
Opening Reception honoring Dolores Black: May 29, 2009, 6 – 8 p.m.
(Location: Art Gallery 11, MCC Bradenton Campus)
Exhibition continues through September 24
Closed Sep 1: Labor Day
MCC fine art gallery calendar 2007-08
MCC Permanent Collection
PRINTCOLLECTION1
Continued from Summer and features prints from MCC permanent collection including works by Francisco Goya, Kathe Kollwitz, Leonard Baskin, Stanley Hayter, Shiou-Ping Liao and many more.
Continues through Sep 27
Closing Reception: Thu, Sep 27 6-8 PM
Gallery Talk: Guest Lecturer, Donn Roll, will discuss prints and printmaking from 6:30 – 7:30 PM. Roll teaches at Manatee Community College and serves as an Adult Program Coordinator at the Ringling Museum where he continues to lecture. In addition, Roll has lectured extensively throughout the state on a variety of topics and has served as a juror for numerous exhibitions and art festivals.
Closed Sep 3: Labor Day
Cover image: Liao, Shiou-Ping, China (1936)
John Sims
JOHNSIMSPROJECTS
John Sims, a native of Detroit, MI, is an artist, mathematician and activist who is internationally active in the areas of mathematical art, ethnomathematics and visual mathematics.
Oct 5 – Nov 8
Reception: Oct 5, 6–8 PM
Cover image: John Sims, 2007
Annual Art Faculty Show
VISUALEXPRESSION
Offers opportunity for students and community to view artworks produced by MCC art instructors.
Nov 16, 2007 – Jan 17, 2008
Reception: Nov 16, 6-8 PM
Closed Nov 22-23: Thanksgiving Holiday
Closed Dec 19 – Jan 1: Winter Break
Pentangle Magazine Art Competition
UNLIMITED
Provides opportunity for students to submit unlimited art submissions to the Pentangle humanities magazine published annually by MCC students.
Dec 6, 2007 – Jan 17, 2008
Reception: Dec 6, 12:30-2:30 PM
Closed Dec 19 – Jan 1: Winter Break
Cover image: TBA
Cover image: Ted Camp, 2007
Eleanor Merritt
COLORMATTERS
Postcolonial artist, Eleanor Merritt, uses the human figure as a potent symbolic reference in her work and to affirm her heritage, as well as her strength as a woman and mother.
Jan 25 – Feb 21
Reception: Jan 25, 6-8 PM
Cover image: Eleanor Merritt, 2007
George Pappas
EXPOSITION
University of South Florida, Professor Emeritus, offers a life-time of visual artistry and experience in a one-person exposition.
Feb 29 – Apr 3
Reception: Feb 29, 6–8 PM
Closed Mar 10–14: Spring Break
Cover image: George Pappas, 2007
Annual Juried Art Student Exhibition
THEVERYBEST
Features jury-selected works produced by MCC art students over the past year.
Apr 11 - 25
Reception: Apr 11, 12-2 PM
Cover image: TBA
MCC Permanent Collection
PRINTCOLLECTION2
Print Collection 2 is the second exhibition of prints from the MCC permanent collection acquired over the College’s 50+ years in existence and features prints by William Hogarth, Francisco Goya, Käthe Kollwitz, Edvard Munch, Salvador Dali, Nobuo Satoh, Donald Saff and many more.
May 23 – Sep 26, 2008
Closing Reception: Sep 26
Closed Sep 1: Labor Day
Summer hours: Mon – Thu 9 AM-5PM
Fall hours: Mon – Fri 9 AM-4PM
Cover image: TBA
The SCF Fine Art Gallery provides an active and dynamic learning environment for students and the community, extending the SCF mission by providing engaging and accessible exhibitions that reflect academic excellence.
The SCF Fine Art Gallery accepts exhibition proposals that embrace our mission.
The SCF Fine Art Gallery may be reserved for receptions, meetings, performances and presentations. For more information, go to scf.edu/ArtGallery, or contact Joe Loccisano, gallery manager, at 941.752.5225 or loccisj@scf.edu
SCF Fine Art Gallery
Bldg 11
5840 26th St W.
Bradenton, FL 34207
State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota is an equal access, equal opportunity institution.
