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The Herndon Gallery

and with thee, threePlease visit our second Fall exhibtion ecologies: acrylic paintings by colette palamar

Exhibition Dates: November 30, 2007- February 15, 2008

Gallery Hours: Open Daily from 3-8, closed Wednesdays, during Fall term.  Please check back for our Spring term hours.  The Gallery is open only when classes are in session.

Opening Reception: Friday, November 30th from 7-9 pm

Contact us at 937.769.1149 during Gallery Hours.  

 

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in the glen on the lawn

 

 

 

 

 

 

above: the maze, 16x16, acrylics on canvas, 2007; urban quilt, 12x12, acrylics on canvas, 2007; family, 12x12, acrylics on canvas board, 2006; in the glen, acrylics on paper, 8x8, 2007; on the lawn, 24x24, acrylics on canvas, 2007.

 

About the Exhibit:

Dr. Palamar teaches environmental studies and art courses at Antioch College, and has a very diverse academic background with advanced degrees in environmental science, philosophy, and fine arts.

Her work focuses on investigating the interconnections between humans and their environments.  The works on display in this exhibition are from a series called Cartographies of Consumption, which reflects upon urban sprawl and its effect on social communities.  Palamar’s work is brightly colored and uses simplistic imagery to depict patterns of land use and human reactions and responses to those patterns. 

This exhibition is a unique celebration of the diversity that Antioch College encourages in its students and faculty.  With her background in science and philosophy, Dr. Palamar is able to bring a decidedly intellectual approach to her work as a visual artist.  She is interested primarily in using the visual arts as a way of educating the public about the myriad environmental problems that continue to plague our culture.

You can view more of Dr. Palamar's work at www.ecologies.org.

 

 

Coming Next: An exhibition of works by Antioch College professor Nevin Mercede

 

 

 

On-going Exhibitions :

eARTh: An Exhibition of Environmental Art

This on-going, on-line exhibition was sponsored by a partnership between Antioch College's Herndon Gallery and the Islands Institute.

    click here to see the ON-LINE version of eARTh: An Exhibition of Environmental Art!  This exhibit was curated by Dr. Colette Palamar, the Herndon's director and was coordinated by the Islands Insitute.

 
 
      The Herndon Gallery is located on Antioch's campus, in South Hall.  South Hall is "on the U", and the gallery is on the bottom floor.  We hope that you'll come by to participate in some of our events!  If you have any questions, please contact us!

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For more information,

you can email Dr. Colette Palamar, the Director of
the Herndon Gallery and Assistant Professor and Director of Environmental Studies, at cpalamar@antioch-college.edu

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About the Herndon Gallery

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Founded in 1994 with the support of Terry and Eva Herndon, the Herndon Gallery presents contemporary art exhibitions and hosts a variety of community events. Past exhibitions have featured contemporary Native American and Latin American art as well as the work of national and regional painters, sculptors and photographers. The gallery presents four exhibitions per year, including an exhibition of work by Antioch College students each spring.

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  • An Overview of the Herndon Gallery Space

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