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Fall 2003

 

e.o.
chaos/composition
By John Gilbert
August 25 – September 12, 2003

Reception: Friday, September 12, 2003, 7-9 pm

Centre Gallery presents a Fine Art collection of new materials composed and created by USF’s undergraduate in Fine Arts, John P. Gilbert. This is a collection of paintings, sculptures, collages, broken windows, and video/music, which deals exclusively with the template of chaos as a metaphor for beauty. On the night of the reception, there will be a feature film set to live musicians, giveaways, and more. Be sure not to miss out on the dictionary and thesaurus study session, various music and art demonstrations, performances, and many other things, which will be happening during the exhibition.

 

 

Colors of Cuba
A Photography Exhibition
By Gwendolyn Rodriguez and
Douglas Despres
September 15 - October 3, 2003

Reception: Friday, October 3, 2003 from 7-9pm

Through photojournalistic expression, Colors of Cuba, documents daily life in Cuba. While the images are of a distinct culture, they also evoke a sense of intimacy that draws parallels across cultures. The exhibit also conveys the social and political realities under which Cubans live, bringing us closer to understanding the extent to which our personal ideals have a public impact.

 

 

High School & College CoLab
Another step towards artists working together.
October 6 - 24, 2003

Reception: Friday, October 10, 2003 from 7 - 9 pm

The art department chairman, Wallace Wilson juried this year's exhibition and picked first, second, and third place collaboration groups based on their merit in the art pieces they submitted. Cash prizes were awarded to the groups with the best art.

 

 

Avant et Apres
Paris 2003 Show
Curated by Natalie Haney
October 25 - November 14, 2003

Reception: Friday, November 7, 2003 from 7 - 9 pm

The purpose of the group exhibition Avant et Après is to translate into a visual language the many unique experiences we all had while studying in Paris, France. It is important to first reflect on the delicate time in the world in which we found ourselves as travelers. This issue was extremely relevant to many of the students, due to the anti-Franco media bombardment we were all subjected to prior to departure. It was difficult for many of us as Americans to truly know what information to trust; therefore, we had formed preconceived notions about the possible anti-American climate abroad. Within the first few days in Paris, perhaps even hours, most if not all of these notions were quietly put to rest.

 

Collage part 3

Nov 17 – Dec 5, 2003

Reception: Friday, Dec 5, from 7-9pm

Local artists submitted collage works of varying mediums that will be displayed during this three-week group show. Pulling from different sources, the artists' aim to create a collage that is unique. We want to promote artist working together and collaborating on ideas.