Exhibition dates: 9/6 – 10/27
Opening Reception on Wednesday, September 6th, 6 pm - 8 pm
The University of Texas at San Antonio Department of Art and Art History announces the XXI Biennial Art Faculty Exhibition. The collection of artworks showcases the most recent work of our new, well-established, and emeritus faculty, all of whom have exemplary exhibition records. This exhibition highlights the diversity of media within our faculty, from traditional techniques to new and interdisciplinary methods. There are many themes explored within the individual artworks, spanning many conceptual ideas that utilize a variety of methods, materials, and subject matter that create critical reflections regarding contemporary society and culture.
Libby Rowe, founding director of the UTSA School of Art, exclaims “As we celebrate our 1-year anniversary of the School of Art, we’re opening the semester strong by celebrating a talented and diverse faculty. This exhibition showcases the vast variety of conceptual thinking within our faculty, and how they push boundaries using different media to tackle bigger cultural and societal conversations.” She continues to add that the XXI Biennial Faculty Exhibition “is not only a celebration of our spectacular studio art faculty, it also provides an important venue for our majors and extended art community to marvel at the research created by our faculty.”
Featuring: Ricky Armendariz, Brooke Armstrong, Stacy Berlfein, Ron Binks, Christie Blizard, Blair Bodden, Justin Boyd, James Broderick, Meredith Dean, Gregory Elliot, Charles Field, Jeffrey Follender, Verena Gaudy, Ovidio Giberga, Buster Graybill, Joe Harjo, Jayne Lawrence, Ken Little, Constance Lowe, Katy McCarthy, Mark McCoin, David Medina, Michele Monseau, Juan Mora, Victor Pagona, Dane Patterson, Martín C. Rodríguez, Libby Rowe, Kent Rush, Eric Ryberg, Humberto Saenz, Chris Sauter, Alan Serna, Jillian Sortore, Hiromi Stringer, Jason Willome, and Mary Wuest
Gallery hours are Thursday - Saturday, 10 am – 3 pm or by appointment outside of those hours.
Exhibitions are free and open to the public.
UTSA Main Art Gallery
Department of Art & Art History
One UTSA Circle San Antonio, TX 78249
Contact: art.events@utsa.edu
