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LITTLE-kNowN FAcTS ABoUT ARTISTS wITH - UMUC
LITTLE-kNowN FAcTS ABoUT ARTISTS wITH - UMUC
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COLLECTIBLE BOOk AVAILABLE<br />
His Own PatH: tHe sPirit and Legacy Of Herman mariL<br />
The long-awaited book His Own Path: The Spirit and Legacy of Herman<br />
Maril is now available for your collection. His Own Path captures the life and<br />
spirit of Maryland artist Herman Maril, who was active in the art scene for<br />
more than 50 years. It is a reflection of Maril’s creative journey and includes<br />
major essays by David W. Scott, PhD, and Howard E. Wooden with an introduction<br />
by David Maril, the artist’s son. It also includes a DVD documentary<br />
about the artist. To order your book, please contact Denise Melvin at 301-<br />
985-7937 or at arts@umuc.edu. The hardback, cloth-cover publication is<br />
available for $49 plus shipping.<br />
UNIvERSITY oF MARYLANd UNIvERSITY<br />
coLLEGE ARTS PRoGRAM MISSIoN STATEMENT<br />
The Arts Program at University of Maryland University College<br />
(<strong>UMUC</strong>) creates an environment in which its diverse constituents,<br />
including members of the university community and the general<br />
public, can study and learn about art by directly experiencing it. The<br />
Arts Program seeks to promote the university’s core values and to<br />
provide educational opportunities for lifelong learning. From the<br />
research and study of works of art to the teaching applications of<br />
each of our exhibitions, the Arts Program will play an increasing role<br />
in academic life at the university. With a regional and national focus,<br />
the Arts Program is dedicated to the acquisition, preservation, study,<br />
exhibition, and interpretation of works of art of the highest quality in<br />
a variety of media that represent its constituents and to continuing<br />
its historic dedication to Maryland and Asian art.<br />
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Above: Herman Maril, Sunday at the Docks,1938, oil on canvas, 28 x 36 in.<br />
Upcoming Events<br />
INFINITE MIRROR: IMAGES OF AMERICAN IDENTITY<br />
Monday, January 30–Sunday, April 8, 2012<br />
Opening Reception:<br />
Sunday, February 19, 2012, 3–5 p.m., Arts Program Gallery<br />
Infinite Mirror: Images of American Identity is a collection of 70 multimedia<br />
works by a culturally diverse group of artists from across the<br />
United States. The collection’s theme is the use of portraiture and<br />
figuration as symbols for emotional and social ideas to depict the<br />
current circumstances and experiences of multicultural populations<br />
in the United States. Artrain, Inc. and a group of independent curators<br />
selected works of art by established and emerging American artists<br />
for inclusion in the exhibition. This exhibition was developed by<br />
Artrain, Inc. and Brandywine Workshop (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)<br />
and is toured by International Arts & Artists (Washington, D.C.).<br />
It is presented with support from the Institute of Museum and<br />
Library Services and the National Endowment for the Arts.<br />
JOSEPh ShEPPARD: A VOYAGE FROM MEMORY (1930–1960)<br />
Sunday, April 8, 2012–Monday, March 25, 2013<br />
Opening Reception:<br />
Thursday, April 12, 2012, 5–8 p.m.,<br />
The Leroy Merritt Center for the Art of Joseph Sheppard<br />
This exhibition will showcase the works of Joseph Sheppard, an artist<br />
who explored and taught realism painting for many years and whose<br />
works are based on cultural moments and events in the history of the<br />
United States.<br />
FACULTY ART INVITATIONAL ExhIBITION<br />
Sunday, April 22, 2012–Friday, June 22, 2012<br />
Opening Reception:<br />
Thursday, May 3, 2012, 6–8 p.m., Arts Program Gallery<br />
The Faculty Art Invitational Exhibition is an annual event that features<br />
the work of <strong>UMUC</strong> faculty members and teaching artists from the<br />
University System of Maryland along with special guest artists. The<br />
2012 show will have a new theme—drawing—introduced by the<br />
program’s curator, Brian Young. For this exhibition, a drawing will<br />
be defined as any unique work on paper that is not a print or photograph.<br />
Works will include charcoal sketches, watercolors, pastels,<br />
and oil on canvas.<br />
Invited artists include but are not limited to Patrick Craig (University<br />
of Maryland, College Park), Joan Bevelaqua (<strong>UMUC</strong>), Brooke Rogers<br />
(Salisbury University), James Plumb (Chesapeake College), Mark<br />
Karnes (Maryland Institute College of Art), Matt Klos (Anne Arundel<br />
Community College), and others.<br />
Make an Annual Contribution to the Arts Program<br />
Art enthusiasts in the <strong>UMUC</strong> community help make the university’s visual arts exhibitions, educational<br />
lectures, book signings, symposiums, and meet-the-artist receptions possible. Through<br />
the Friends of the Arts program, our biggest supporters enjoy a variety of benefits as a thank<br />
you for helping <strong>UMUC</strong>’s art program become one of the most recognized in Maryland.<br />
Simply commit to making an annual contribution at one of the following levels and you can<br />
join our growing list of friends. Visit www.umuc.edu/art and click on “Join the Friends of the<br />
Arts Program,” call 301-985-7937, or complete and return the registration form below.<br />
Associate (less than $35)<br />
Name recognition in the arts newsletter,<br />
invitation to exhibit openings<br />
Friend – ($35–$99)<br />
Above benefits, plus 10 percent discount<br />
on specialty items produced by the Arts<br />
Program, 10 percent discount on tickets to<br />
nonfundraising events, Arts Program lapel pin<br />
Bronze-Level Friend ($100–$249)<br />
Above benefits, plus autographed<br />
poster from the collection<br />
Silver-Level Friend ($250–$499)<br />
Above benefits, plus name recognition on<br />
the donor’s wall in the Arts Program Gallery<br />
Gold-Level Friend ($500–$999)<br />
Above benefits, plus full-color art catalog<br />
from a major <strong>UMUC</strong> art exhibition<br />
JOIN FRIENDS OF ThE ARTS TODAY.<br />
Complete and return this form to<br />
University of Maryland University College, Arts Program<br />
3501 University Boulevard East, Adelphi, MD 20783-8007<br />
Or fax it to 301-985-7865.<br />
Contribution Level<br />
� Less than $35 ......................................................... Associate<br />
� $35–$99.........................................................................Friend<br />
� $100–$249 .............................................. Bronze-Level Friend<br />
� $250–$499................................................ Silver-Level Friend<br />
� $500–$999 .................................................Gold-Level Friend<br />
� $1,000–$2,499 ....................................Platinum-Level Friend<br />
� $2,500–$4,999 ........................................Citrine-Level Friend<br />
� $5,000 and more ................................Sapphire-Level Friend<br />
BEcoME A FRIENd<br />
oF THE ARTS AT UMUc<br />
Platinum-Level Friend ($1,000–$2,499)<br />
Above benefits, plus VIP invitation to dinner<br />
with the guest artist and the university<br />
president, 10 percent discount on breakfast<br />
or lunch, and 15 percent discount on dinner<br />
at the Marriott Garden restaurant at the<br />
<strong>UMUC</strong> Inn and Conference Center<br />
Citrine-Level Friend ($2,500–$4,999)<br />
Above benefits, plus corporate name and logo<br />
listing on <strong>UMUC</strong> Arts Program Web page,<br />
name and logo listing on all printed materials<br />
for exhibitions and public relations materials<br />
for the season<br />
Sapphire-Level Friend ($5,000 and more)<br />
Above benefits, plus a corporate art exhibition<br />
by a local artist coordinated by <strong>UMUC</strong> (Special<br />
requirements apply; see www.umuc.edu/art<br />
for details.)<br />
Personal Information<br />
NAME (PLEASE PRINT)<br />
ADDRESS<br />
FRIENDS OF ThE ARTS<br />
(Janurary 1, 2011–present)<br />
Sapphire-Level Friends<br />
John M. Derrick<br />
and Linda Derrick<br />
Platinum-Level Friends<br />
Dr. Susan C. Aldridge<br />
Joseph Vernon Bowen Jr.<br />
and Michele E. Jacobs<br />
robert W. Jerome<br />
Eric Key<br />
Thomas M. Li<br />
Anne V. Maher<br />
Friends of Joan F. Stern<br />
Gold-Level Friends<br />
Kenneth L. Greif<br />
Julia Lindenmeier<br />
Dr. robert Steele<br />
and Mrs. Jean Steele<br />
Kathy L.Theden<br />
Patricia J. Toregas<br />
Nancy Williamson<br />
Silver-Level Friends<br />
John and Doris Babcock<br />
Charles Eggleston and<br />
Pamela Stokes Eggleston<br />
Lenita McCray<br />
Cathy Sweet-Windham<br />
Mr. Alfonso V. Valentino<br />
and Mrs. Sylvia L. Valentino<br />
Bronze-Level Friends<br />
G. David Andersen<br />
Franklin E. Angier Jr.<br />
Associated Jewish<br />
Community Federation<br />
of Baltimore<br />
A. Brian Ault<br />
Helen Bailey<br />
Col Kenneth D. Blackshaw<br />
Evelyn K. Chou Hao<br />
Patricia A. Dubroof<br />
Elinor M. Halligan<br />
Eric C. Helfers<br />
John E. Hodges<br />
Peter A. Jensen<br />
reverend Kenneth S. Jones<br />
and Mrs. Larocca T. Jones<br />
LTC Joseph T. Kanusky<br />
Barbara A. Kmetz<br />
Martha F. Lallis<br />
Theresa M. Lesko<br />
Amy Macht<br />
CITY STATE ZIP COUNTRY<br />
PHONE E-MAIL<br />
Harriet S. McNamee<br />
Joseph C. Mosier<br />
Charles and Barbara reiher<br />
Laurence Schifferhaas<br />
Maria Schwartz<br />
Kathleen Sobieralski<br />
Jayme Erin Stevens<br />
Winifred B. Wallace<br />
Marcia r. Watson<br />
Friends<br />
G. David Anderson<br />
Dr. Willaim r. Barger Jr.<br />
Diane Bartoo<br />
Tracey Brown<br />
Angela Mary Cooper<br />
Elizabeth o. Curtis<br />
Joseph E. Edmunds<br />
Mary Ann Elliott<br />
James C. Fitz<br />
Ernest L. Flax<br />
Cathy L. Gelatt<br />
Mr. Irvin Greif Jr.<br />
and Mrs. Nanette Greif<br />
Eric C. Helfers<br />
Henri E. Hill<br />
Bradley P. Hudson<br />
Bonnie Leonhardt<br />
Jill A. Lion<br />
Dr. Graciela P. Nemes<br />
ramona M. Quinn<br />
Joseph S. rogers<br />
Steven Scott Gallery<br />
Judith A. Sever<br />
Ann Stilwel-Strong<br />
Lydia Christina Waddler<br />
Joan Warner Tarbell<br />
robert Weick and<br />
yoshiko oishi Weick<br />
James D. Williamson<br />
Mr. Brian young<br />
and Ms. Molly Deere<br />
Associates<br />
Lawrence Battle<br />
Cheryl Cleaves<br />
Christine Demaitre-Wolfe<br />
Dr. Frederick L. Dunn Jr.<br />
Dr. robert B. Finkelman<br />
John H. Garot<br />
Denise Melvin<br />
Nancy Parnell<br />
Michael richmond<br />
Edith W. Schultz<br />
� I have enclosed a check in the amount of made payable to the <strong>UMUC</strong> Foundation*.<br />
� Please charge $ to my: � American Express � MasterCard � Visa<br />
NAME THAT APPEARS ON CARD (PLEASE PRINT)<br />
ACCOUNT # ExP. DATE<br />
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* Funds of the <strong>UMUC</strong> Foundation are administered by the University System of Maryland Foundation, Inc., a nonprofit 501(c)3 organization.<br />
Information may be obtained by writing to the foundation or by contacting the Maryland Secretary of State.<br />
Interested in being added to our e-newsletter list? Send your e-mail address to arts@umuc.edu.<br />
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