visual arts

Guest Critic: Strohl’s ‘Flora/Fauna’ Reinterprets Functional Pottery

by webchq on August 16, 2019

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

Guest Critic: Familiar Gets Reimagined in Strohl Art Center’s ‘Getting Real’

by Melissa Kuntz on August 10, 2019

Review by Melissa Kuntz: The 19th century artistic Realism movement, with a capital “R,” reacted to the lofty themes in Romanticism

Student and Emerging Artists Presentations to Close School of Art Season

by Eleanor Bishop on August 5, 2019

This season at the School of Art, Sydelle Sonkin and Herb Siegel Artistic Director of the Visual Arts Sharon

Guest Critic: ‘On Common Ground: Works on Paper’ ‘Blows Open the Parameters of Drawing’

by webchq on August 3, 2019

Review by Vicky A. Clark- “On Common Ground: Works on Paper” at the Strohl Art Center, curated by the Susan

A New Beginning for Drag

by Mhari Shaw on August 2, 2019

Final Art in the Park of the Season Brings Local Art to the Grounds

by Eleanor Bishop on August 2, 2019

Chautauquans explore the stalls during the Art in the Park program, organized by VACI and VACI Partners Sunday, July 7, 2019 in Miller Park. VISHAKHA GUPTA/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER The last new gallery exhibition of the season

Hasan Elahi to Close VACI Lecture Series With Talk on Arts Education Methods and Ideas

by Eleanor Bishop on August 1, 2019

Elahi In his more than 20 years in academia, artist Hasan Elahi has come to a simple conclusion: Few people

Exhibition to Showcase VACI Partners’ Work

by Eleanor Bishop on July 31, 2019

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When longtime VACI Partner Subagh Singh Khalsa heard this year’s VACI Partners’ members open exhibition would be made of abstract

Raheleh Filsoofi to Speak on Multi-Disciplinary Projects and Invites Participants

by Eleanor Bishop on July 29, 2019

Filsoofi From Tehran to Texas, artist Raheleh Filsoofi has always incorporated communities in her work. “My work is … always

Cleveland Artist Gloria Plevin to Hold Signing for Book of Art and Essays

by Eleanor Bishop on July 27, 2019

VACI Emerging Artists to Hold First Drag Show

by Eleanor Bishop on July 27, 2019

School of art students Zac Thompson, left, and Jungmok Yi are the co-organizers of the first ever School of Art Drag Show. Photo courtesy of Michelle Girardello When Zac Thompson arrived at Miller Park to

‘Flora / Fauna’ Showcases Contemporary Ceramic Art

by Eleanor Bishop on July 24, 2019

Decorative earthenware plates created by Stephen Bowers are featured in the Flora and Fauna Exhibit on July 23, soon to

VACI Partners’ Stroll Through the Arts Gala to Raise Money for Art Scholarships

by Eleanor Bishop on July 23, 2019

This weekend, Visual Arts at Chautauqua Institution welcomes veteran art patrons and first-time collectors alike to attend the largest VACI

VACI Pop Up Show to Celebrate Faculty’s Art and Give Insight into Studios

by Eleanor Bishop on July 21, 2019

The staff at the School of Art and the Strohl and Fowler-Kellogg Art Centers spend their days at Chautauqua teaching,

Guest Critic: Works in Patton’s ‘Lineages in Bloom,’ Closing Monday, ‘Possess a Gothic Floridity’

by Howard Halle on July 20, 2019

Works by artist Daisy Patton are displayed Sunday, June 23, 2019 in her exhibition Lineages in Bloom: New Works by

Kimia Ferdowsi Kline to Talk Art and Curating at VACI Lecture

by Eleanor Bishop on July 18, 2019

Kimia Ferdowsi Kline As the curator for one of Brooklyn’s most popular boutique hotels, artist Kimia Ferdowsi Kline knows she occupies a unique space. “I’m Iranian; in addition to being female I’m also a minority,” she

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