Side-by-Side Art Exhibit at Nazareth highlights local high school teachers and students
The Nazareth College Department of Art is pleased to present an annual exhibit, Shared Spaces, with an opening reception on Friday, May 31 at 5 p.m. in the Arts Center Gallery. The exhibit will showcase the work of more than 50 local teachers and students in a variety of media including sculpture, painting, printmaking, photography, metals, ceramics, and drawing. Some works will also be available for sale. The exhibit runs through Friday, June 14 with different hours each day.
Shared Spaces is an annual high school art teacher/student show designed to celebrate the unique apprenticeship process that occurs between teacher and student. Each teacher submits one piece of his/her own work that was created within the last three years and selects one student to present their work side-by-side. To honor the concept of gallery space being equal, the work is displayed without identifying whether a teacher or a student created it. For more information, visit https://www2.naz.edu/events/3101/.
SHARED SPACES 2019
Artist Reception | Opening Reception: Friday, May 31 from 5 - 8 p.m.
Special Gallery Hours:
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 4-8 p.m.
Saturday, Sunday Noon - 5 p.m
Participants Include:
Allendale Columbia School:
Lori Kimbrough Wun & Ava Gouvernet
Aquinas Institute:
Lorin Easton & Julia Pham
Batavia High School:
Mandi Antonucci & Will Palmer
Brighton High School:
Jed Kunz & Kelsey Anderson
Katie Cole Maley & Vivian Rapp
Brockport High School:
Yvonne Casale & Sara Serrano-Zapatero
Mary Warth & Paige Newman
Dan Benedict & Kylie Baker
Caledonia-Mumford High School:
Vicki McArdle & Jakob Larzelere
Churchville-Chili Senior High School:
Jonathan Woodard & Mekselina Maraslioglu
East Rochester Jr/Sr High School:
Rose Pleninger & Sorcha Lester
Fairport High School:
Elissa DeChick & Shion Burns
Laurie Warnett & Anna Nguyen
Geneseo:
Rob Antonucci & Claire Halstead
Geneva High School:
Christine DeTurck & Natalie Berg-Pappert
McQuaid Jesuit:
Tom Galambos & Delancey Hobbs
North Rose-Wolcott High School:
Michelle Patterson & Dericc Doleman
Kelley Allen & Taylor Malchoff
Mark Williams & Savanna Synesael
Our Lady of Mercy School for Young Women:
Mary Pat O'Brien-Kiely & Chansocphentra Salcido
Kylie Dahlberg & Kailey Evanowsky
Kevin Giaquinto & Fiona Connolly
Penfield High School:
David Weisbrod & Isabella Cole
Anna Sprague & Megan Cilano
Anne Punzi & Christina Corea
Luke Lorenzo & Megan Metildi
Chris Pelletier & Christian French
Pittsford Mendon High School:
Beth Quattrociocchi & Ryan Glantz
Sarah Zakalik & Emily Lavoie
Maribeth Curran & Evan Cunningham
Pittsford Sutherland High School:
Amanda Measer & Eric Linehan
Kat Cramer & Noah Bobrow
Amy Palermo & Vitaly Pronin
Adam Gursslin & Mackenzie Sweet
School of the Arts:
Susan Rudy & Alexis Jones
Stephanie Lawson & Elyse Spencer
Genine Glavich-Hawkins & Yoluixamar Cruz-Vazquez
Spencerport High School:
Stephanie Prevosti & Ashley Herbert
The Harley School:
Lyn Parsons & Elsa Stern
Victor Senior High School:
Dave Denner & Hanna Gefell
Christie Gordon & Dana Vouros
Shawn Duckworth & Kylie Gilbert
Alyssa Viggiani & Sarah Urban
Andy Reddout & Shawn Turner
Marysue Hartz-Holtz & Grace Meise
Webster Thomas High School:
Todd Stahl & Jack Vuillequez
Wheatland-Chili High School:
Valerie Savage & Tyler Goff
For More Information
Michelle Shippers | Marketing & Publicity Manager | 585-389-2093 or mshippe0@naz.edu |
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