Strohl Art Center

Review by Melissa Kuntz Rich traditions within the ceramic arts are given a new twist in the “Flora/Fauna” exhibition in the Strohl Art Center’s Arnold and Jill Bellowe Family Gallery, which runs through Tuesday. The four

  Visual Arts at Chautauqua Institution’s newest exhibition may feature works all based on realism, but visitors shouldn’t expect every piece to look the same. “My goal in curating ‘Getting Real,’ was to see how close

Silkscreen prints by Chautauquans and School of Art students and faculty hang on display Wednesday, July 25, in Strohl Art Center. The prints will be auctioned to raise scholarship money Saturday, July 28, at the

Other exhibits at Strohl and Fowler- Kellogg art centers this summer have featured splashes of bright colors — some pink in a couple paintings or sculptures, a little red in others. One exhibit opening today,