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The diverse exhibition focuses on recent works by faculty members from
the Department of Visual Art and the Malcolm S. Forbes Center for Research
in Modern Culture and Media. The artists work in a variety of media.
Pieces on display ranged from videos to sculpture–in one instance
created of steel and stone, in another of found objects and duct tape–handmade
books, paintings, prints, and a computer assisted installation. The
artists participating in the exhibition are Paul Badger, Leslie Bostrom,
Tony Cokes, Wendy Edwards, Walter Feldman, Richard Fishman, Khalid Kodi,
Marlene Malik, Roger Mayer, Jerry Mischak, Francois Poisson, David Reville,
Janos Stone, and Leslie Thornton.
Paul Badger
Adjunct Lecturer in Art, Department of Visual Art
Teaches Computer Art
Leslie Bostrom
Assistant Professor of Art, Department of Visual Art
Teaches Printmaking, Advanced Studio Foundation
Tony Cokes
Assistant Professor, The Malcolm S. Forbes Center for Research in Modern
Culture and Media
Teaches Introductory, Intermediate, and Advanced Video
Wendy Edwards
Professor of Art, Department of Visual Art
Teaches Painting, Studio Foundation
Walter Feldman
Professor of Art, Department of Visual Art
Teaches Art of the Book, Studio Foundation
Richard Fishman
Professor of Art, Department of Visual Art
Teaches Drawing, Advanced Studio Foundation
Khalid Kodi
Adjunct Lecturer in Art, Department of Visual Art
Teaches Foundation
Marlene Malik
Associate Professor of Art, Department of Visual Art
Teaches Sculpture, Advanced Studio Seminar
Roger Mayer
Professor of Art and Semiotics, Department of Visual Art and the Malcolm
S. Forbes Center for Research in Modern Culture and Media
Teaches Seminars on Public Art and Soundtracks, Studio Foundation
Jerry Mischak
Adjunct Lecturer in Art, Department of Visual Art
Teaches Studio Foundation
Francois Poisson
Teaches painting
David Reville
Teaches Computer-generated art
Janos Stone
Teaches sculpture
Leslie Thornton
Associate Professor, The Malcolm S. Forbes Center for Research in Modern
Culture and Media
Teaches Introductory and Intermediate Filmmaking
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