Arthur Singer emerged in the 1950's as one of the world’s finest illustrators and painters of birds and helped redefine the concept of the bird guide with his 1966 release, The Golden Field Guide to Birds of North America. A new book Arthur Singer: The Wildlife Art of an American Master written by his sons Paul and Alan Singer is published by RIT Press, June 2017. It documents Singer’s life and work, which has been enjoyed by millions in books, magazines, prints and commemorative stamps.

University Gallery hosts an extensive exhibition, co-curated by Paul Singer and Alan Singer, of original illustrations and paintings by Arthur Singer.

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Roberto Bertoia explores site, context, material, and craft as it relates to his investigation of isolation, absence, and presence – at the intersection of sculpture, landscape, architecture, and design. Bertoia, Associate Professor at Cornell, has taught sculpture and drawing for 30 years. Bertoia has exhibited in national and international juried and invitational exhibitions. He has been commissioned by Winston-Salem State University and the University of Binghamton. Roberto Bertoia completed his BFA in sculpture in 1978 at the University of Windsor-Ontario, and his MFA in sculpture at Southern Illinois University in 1982.

Curated by Josh Owen, Program Chair, Professor, Industrial Design, School of Design, RIT College of Imaging Arts and Sciences and former student of Roberto Bertoia.(Read more)