D'Alzon Arts Schedule
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April 28 - May 23
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Rev. Donat Lamothe, A.A.
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March 10 - April 25
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Scott Glushien
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January 23-March 7, 2003
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Senior Seminar Art Show
April 29 - May 23 Opening Reception Wednesday, April 30, 4:00 p.m. Pictured above: Back row, from left: Tomas Haran, Andrew O'Neil, Mark Lambton, Prof. Elizabeth Meyersohn, Bill Grogan, Emily Bleich, Renee Krajcik. Front row: Lauren Warner, Liz Vestal, art by Kaitlin Keon, Holly Guilmette |
In addition to his own work, Fr. Lamothe has chosen many items
from his art collection to share with the Assumption community.
These paintings are grouped according to theme: The Forest and the Trees,
Souvenirs de Voyage, Portraits, and works by Cordelia Hinds Wheeler
that Fr. Lamothe has restored.
Opening Reception
Wednesday, Jan. 29, 4:00 p.m.
Scott Glushien was born in Springfield, Massachusetts. He graduated from
Hampshire College with a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1992, and from Yale
University with a Master of Fine Arts degree in 1995. His photographs have
been exhibited nationally in both solo and group shows. Scott is currently
a Lecturer of Art at Assumption College and resides in Northampton, Massachusetts.
Student Art Show
November 18, 2002 - January 17, 2003
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John Gaumond Opening Reception &
Remarks
Wednesday, October 23, 4:00 p.m.
Photographer John Gaumond is a Professor Emeritus from Fitchburg State College. He retired in 1997 after 37 years of teaching, during which time he taught every grade from third to graduate school. John holds Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Education from Worcester State College. He was awarded a fellowship to the Maxwell Graduate School of Citizenship and Public Affairs at Syracuse University where he earned a Master of Arts in Social Science. In 2001, Worcester State College honored John as their "Outstanding Alumnus" for his contributions to the field of Education.
Artist's Statement
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My first experience with a camera came in 1953 when I was stationed
in Korea with the United States Air Force. I purchased a 35 mm Zeiss
Contessa at the PX and began taking color slides. It was my way of
brining home experiences from another culture. For the past twenty
years, I have used a Canon AE-1 and, most recently, a Canon EOS Rebel 2000
to document travels and capture scenes in Great Britain, Ireland, France,
Italy and New England.
Something catches my eye – my first lens. I “take” the picture as I see it, want to remember it, and share it. Although, I often try to set up an unusual view of a subject to “make” it more interesting.
Doors, windows, alleys, arches, and passageways fascinate me. I notice contrasting shapes, angles, colors and textures. Even in my representational work, there is sometimes an aspect of abstraction.
I prefer to shoot in color because I feel it captures the special
reality of the subject.
e-mail: PoetryArt2@aol.com
D'Alzon Faculty Art Show
2002Works by:
Nancy Flanagan
Allen Fowler
Sara Frankel
Scott Glushien
Elizabeth Meyersohn
Gary Orlinsky
Edie Read
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