Gestures W'06_07 FINAL 2.indd - Temple University

JOAN WEBSTER PRICE, BFA,
54 participated in a group show entitled
“Monumental Imaginary Monuments to New
Jersey.” The show took place from March 25
through April 23, 2006, and was presented
by Victory Hall and the Jersey City Museum.
PAULA WINOKUR, BFA and BSEd,
58 had a solo exhibition entitled
“Geological Sites” at Arcadia University
Art Gallery in Glenside, PA, from
November 1 through December 17, 2006.
RINAGAI JAWER, BFA and
59 BSEd ’59, was curator for an
exhibition at the Cheltenham Center for
the Arts. Two artists, Vivian Bergenfeld
and Evie Liebowitz, were exhibited
from June 12 through July 14, 2006.
SUSAN SCHARY BFA ’60,
“HERMAN GUNDERSHEIMER,” 28 X 38 INCHES,
OIL ON BELGIUM LINEN CANVAS,
DONE FROM SITTINGS, 1961.
BONNIE DONOHUE BFA ’70, “SUGAR DOCK,” BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAPH FROM PHOTOGRAPHIC
INSTALLATION, MUSEO FUERTE CONDE DE MIRASOL VIEQUES, PUERTO RICO, 2006.
SUSAN SCHARY, BFA Painting,
60 has completed an oil portrait of
retiring dean of Temple University’s School
of Dentistry, Dean Martin F. Tansy, Ph.D.
to be on display at the School of Dentistry.
In 2005, Schary completed a portrait
commission for the Philadelphia College
of Osteopathic Medicine. Susan is known
world-wide for her portraits. Please visit
her Web site at www.schary-studio.com.
ALBERT PALEY, BFA and MFA
66 ’69, has sold his monograph on
his sculpture work to Skira Publications in
Milan, Italy. It is a twenty-five year period
showing his involvement with sculpture
including process shots, drawings,
maquettes, fabrication and final installation.
It was published in September, 2006.
CHARLOTTE SCHATZ BFA ’69,
“TANK COMBINE #3,”
OIL STICK ON COLORED GESSO,
24 X 36 INCHES, 2004.
ARLENE G. MILGRAM, BFA Art
69 Education/Painting, had a print
accepted in a national print show at
Hunterdon Museum. It was displayed
in August at the Montgomery Cultural
Center Show entitled “N.J. Voices.”
CHARLOTTE SCHATZ, BFA Sculpture,
is pleased to announce “Urban Ruins
Transformed,” a retrospective spanning 10
years of her work, featuring 30 paintings.
Sponsored by Artworks of the Philadelphia
Museum of Art and curated by Sande
Maslow, the exhibition ran from March 28th
through June 8th, 2006 in the Pei Towers
of Commerce Square in Philadelphia.
BONNIE DONOHUE, BFA Sculpture,
70 has a photographic installation
“Vieques: A Long Way Home” that has been
exhibited at Musea Fuerte Conde de Mirasol
in Vieques, Puerto Rico from March 18
through July 11, 2006. Next, the exhibition
will travel for two years on the main island
of Puerto Rico, beginning in October 2006
at University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras.
LAURIE SIMMONS, BFA, showed
71her film The Music of Regret
at the Tate Modern’s “UBS Openings:
Saturday Live,” a series of day-long events
which aims to bring contemporary film,
performance, discussion and music.
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