RIT artists featured in Fredonia exhibition
‘MARK 11/2012’ opens March 2 at Cathy and Jesse Marion Art Gallery
“Sliding Frame of Reference”—acrylic, ink, charcoal, conte and oil stick on canvas by Bradley Butler
The works of more than 20 artists from throughout western New York—including six from RIT—will be on display when the Cathy and Jesse Marion Art Gallery at the State University of New York at Fredonia hosts the “MARK 11/2012” exhibition from March 2 to April 3.
The exhibition will feature paintings, sculptures, photography, video and drawings by artists who have participated in the New York Foundation for the Art’s MARK program in 2011.
Representing RIT from the College of Imaging Arts and Sciences are Sarah Sutton, professor in foundations; Lanna Pejovic, adjunct professor in extended studies; Meredith Davenport ’88 (BFA), professor in photography; Bradley Butler ’10 (MFA), adjunct professor in extended studies—and RIT alumni Joyce Hill ’72 (BFA) and Elizabeth Leader ’72 (MFA).
The gallery will be closed from March 10–19 for the campus spring break. For more information, call 716-673-4897.
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