Julia WeberStaff writer Chautauqua Visual Arts is wrapping up its season with this year’s exhibiting member show, titled “Into the Blue.” The collection of pieces
Pieces are displayed in the exhibition “In Conversation” in Strohl Art Center. Dave Munch/Photo Editor Julia WeberStaff writer Strohl Art Center’s main gallery space hosts
Pieces are displayed in the exhibition “Body Language” in the Strohl Art Center. Dave Munch/Photo Editor Howard Halleguest critic Rendering the human form is as
Pieces by Jeremy Boyle and Mark Franchino are displayed in the exhibition “Untitled 7” in the second-floor gallery of the Strohl Art Center. Dave Munch/Photo
Pieces are displayed in the exhibition “Body Language” in the Strohl Art Center. Dave Munch/Photo Editor Julia WeberStaff writer Chautauqua Visual Arts aims to approach
Mary Lee Talbot, Alumni Association of the CLSC historian, collects class banners on Aug. 1 in the Literary Arts Center at Alumni Hall. Brett Phelps/Staff
Pieces are displayed in the “Prisms & Paradigms” exhibition in the main gallery space of Fowler-Kellogg Art Center. Dave Munch/Photo Editor Julia WeberStaff writer Car
Arts Marketing Specialist Makayla Santiago-Froebel, left, and Schools of Peforming and Visual Arts and Arts Education Coordinator Samantha Minardi cart away old furniture while cleaning
MIka Obayashi's "Gospel of Three Dimensions" hangs at the center of the Sense of Place Exhibition Friday, July 14 in Strohl Art Center. DAVE MUNCH/PHOTO
Pieces by Jihye Han and Yeonsoo Kim comprise the exhibition “Mutual Attraction,” on display through Thursday in Strohl Art Center. Dave Munch/Photo Editor Julia WeberStaff
Mika Obayashi’s “Gospel of Three Dimensions” hangs at the center of the “Sense of Place” exhibition in Strohl Art Center. The exhibit runs through Sunday,
Chautauqua Visual Arts alumni Brett Taylor, assistant professor in the design, communications, liberal arts, and social sciences department at the New Mexico Institute of Technology
The exhibition "Sense of Place" runs June 25 through July 23 in Strohl Art Center. JESS KSZOS/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER Chautauqua Visual Arts is launching its 2023