Friday, 30 May 2014 12:44

Artwork of 4 at SUNY Oswego selected for Everson's `On My Own Time`

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Miranda Whitman of SUNY Oswego's Publications Office displays several of her collage/assemblage artworks, including "Faux Forest" (left), which was both the winner of the college's People's Choice Award in voting by visitors to the college's "On My Own Time" exhibition at Penfield Library and one of four artworks selected by judges for the regionwide "On My Own Time" show Oct. 11 to Nov. 16 at Everson Museum of Art in Syracuse. Miranda Whitman of SUNY Oswego's Publications Office displays several of her collage/assemblage artworks, including "Faux Forest" (left), which was both the winner of the college's People's Choice Award in voting by visitors to the college's "On My Own Time" exhibition at Penfield Library and one of four artworks selected by judges for the regionwide "On My Own Time" show Oct. 11 to Nov. 16 at Everson Museum of Art in Syracuse. Submitted Photo

     A panel of volunteer judges professionally involved in the arts recently selected works by four SUNY Oswego employees to appear in the regionwide `On My Own Time` exhibition Oct. 11 to Nov. 16 at the Everson Museum of Art in Syracuse.

     The four winners, who displayed their work in May at Penfield Library for the college's third annual "On My Own Time" exhibition, include Barbara Beyerbach of curriculum and instruction in the School of Education for "On the Way to Taos" in pastels and watercolor; Lisa Drake of Environmental Health and Safety for a photograph titled "Kingsford Bell"; Eric Olson of curriculum and instruction for "Probability Function #1," a sculpture in Vermont Verde Antique serpentine stone on walnut base; and Miranda Whitman of the Publications Office for "Faux Forest," a collage/assemblage.

     Organized by CNY Arts, in cooperation with the Everson Museum of Art, "On My Own Time" celebrates the creative talent of faculty and staff who are visual artists outside of work. The community arts program links the business and cultural sectors of Central New York to promote an appreciation of the arts and to recognize creativity in the workforce.

 

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