Visual Arts at Chautauqua Institution

Louden For universities, Master of Fine Arts programs are moneymakers. Many have been creating new M.F.A. visual arts programs, adding specialties, broadening and deepening course offerings and increasing the number of students admitted. It takes

Artist Stanley Lewis has been visiting Chautauqua Institution for the past 30 years to deliver lectures on genre paintings, artists’ interactions and inspiration and, more specifically, inspiration from sculptures. Lewis will speak again for the

Herb Siegel and Sydelle Sonkin On June 8, a statue named “Catapulta” was installed in the front lawn of Fowler-Kellogg Art Center. “A lot of my work deals with getting stone up in the air,”

Before coming to Chautauqua, Amber Scoon said she was “ready to drop out of college.” But artist and philosopher Scoon, who will speak as part of the Visual Arts Lecture Series at 7 p.m. Friday,