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St. Edward's Art GalleryFine Arts Gallery

Gallery Hours
Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

Address
ARTS Building (Need Directions?)
St. Edward’s University
3001 S. Congress
Austin, Texas 78704

Directions
The gallery is located in the Fine Arts Center on the northwest corner of the campus. Take the South Congress entrance onto the campus. Take the first left. The gallery is located at the entrance of the Fine Arts Building on your right.

Information
Hollis Hammonds, Assistant Professor of Art
(512) 492-3159
arts_gallery@stedwards.edu

Aug. 28–Sept. 10
Art of the Incarcerated
Opening Reception: Friday, Aug. 28, 6–8 p.m.
Gallery Talk: Friday, Aug. 28, 5–6 p.m.
As a society, we have sentenced individuals to existence in institutions in accordance with laws of the land. While this incarceration may serve to protect the citizenry, it needs to acknowledge the cost to the human spirit for those who are confined. The arts offer expression, communication and hope for those who are confined. This exhibit showcases some of the creative work created in our local prisons.
Sept. 18–Oct. 9
JIMMY LUU: THE OFFICE OF PRINTED EPHEMERA
Opening Reception: Friday, Sept. 18, 6–8 p.m.
Artist: Jimmy Luu
The Office of Printed Ephemera presents a large collection of prints from the Office’s archive of collected digital content, which comes from sources such as Craigslist ads or Twitter posts. Each selected text is then archived in printed form via handset letterpress or hand-pulled silkscreen. The Office’s archive explores the parallels between turn-of-the-century printed ephemera and the current flood of fleeting digital content produced and distributed in real time via the internet. As a meditation on so-called "new" and "old" media, The Office of Printed Ephemera is a starting place for imagining new ways of understanding the rapidly unfolding digital world.

Sponsored in part by the Still Water Foundation.

Oct. 16–Nov. 5
Borderland
Opening Reception: Friday, Oct. 16, 6–8 p.m.
Artist: Jason Reed
This series explores vernacular life in the border regions of West Texas and New Mexico. Through depictions of people, buildings, landscapes and personal objects, the photographs function as memorials of the past while simultaneously lending a sense of stability to the future. Working together, these layers of nature and culture, myth and reality, and past and present begin to form an emblematic map that serves as a personal and collective guide to this region.
Nov. 13–Dec. 3
Two Crackers and Some Cheese
Opening Reception: Friday, Nov. 13, 6–8 p.m.
Artist: Joe Janson and James Tisdale
Two Austin-based artists, Joe Janson and James Tisdale, present their colorful and expressive works. Responding to the world around them, each artist manifests their vision through unique media and styles — Janson primarily through painting, and Tisdale through terra cotta earthenware sculpture.
Jan. 15–28, 2010
Student Juried Exhibition
Opening Reception: Friday, Jan. 15, 6–8 p.m.
This exhibition provides a setting where the university community and the public can see the depth and excellence of artwork created by students from the academic programs of Art, Graphic Design and Photocommunications at St. Edward’s University. An off-campus juror selects the works to be included in this exhibition.
St. Edward’s University
Senior Exhibition Series 2010

Celebrate the accomplishments of St. Edward’s University graduating seniors as they present final examples of their work in three separate exhibits.
Feb. 5–25
Graphic Design Senior Exhibition
Opening Reception: Friday, Feb. 5, 6–9 p.m.

Mar. 5–April 1
Photocommunications Senior Exhibition
Opening Reception: Friday, March 5, 6–9 p.m.

April 16–May 8
Art Senior Exhibition
Opening Reception: Friday, April 16, 6–9 p.m.

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