Art Gallery
End of the World: New Sculpture for the 21st Century
“In a world falling to pieces, a new breed of art objects is capturing its fractured allure in three dimensions. These sculptures are forerunners in a major new artistic development. They are powerful but patently un-heroic; assembled from bits of the world at large, they are sardonic metaphors for our time.” -- Unmonumental, the Object in the 21st Century
Featuring the Sculpture of:
Kristen Morgin
Thomas Muller
Julie Schustack
Christian Tedeschi
February 2 – February 25, 2010
Opening Reception:
Tuesday, February 2, 7:00 – 9:00 pm
Lecture with All Four Artists
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
7:00 pm Mayers Auditorium
About the Biola Art Gallery
The Biola University Art Gallery is one of the art department’s foremost teaching venues. Over a four-year period the gallery hosts a variety of diverse shows exhibiting a wide range of styles and media. It features local, regional and nationally known artists. The art gallery includes exhibitions by students, alumni and art faculty. Special exhibits and interdisciplinary events throughout the year attract a wide range of academic disciplines creating a place for conversation and dialogue.
During their capstone senior year, B.F.A. art majors prepare intensely for their thesis exhibit which is held in the university art gallery during the spring semester.
This year the University Art Gallery is hosting five exhibitions (three in the fall semester and two in the spring semester) highlighting the work of over 100 Biola art alumni.