THE DORSKY www.newpaltz.edu/museum 845-257-3844 Reading Objects 2011: Responses to the Museum Collection February 11 – July 15 (continued from 2011) The Leonardo Series: Drawings by Anthony Panzera Based on the Work of Leonardo da Vinci January 18 – April 15 Opening Reception: Friday, February 10, 5 – 7 p.m. Eugene Ludins: An American Fantasist February 11 – July 15 Opening Reception: Friday, February 10, 5 – 7 p.m. MUSIC www.newpaltz.edu/music 845-257-2700 Music by Hudson Valley Composers February 14 at 8 p.m. McKenna Theatre Student Honors Recital February 21 at 8 p.m. McKenna Theatre, Free Faculty Jazz Recital February 28...
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Presentations, Exhibitions
Fine & Performing Arts
THE SAMUEL DORSKY MUSEUM OF ART “Reading Objects 2011: Responses to the Museum Collection” Nov. 12 – Dec. 11 (Reopens in 2012) “Reading Objects 2011” is part of an ongoing, interdisciplinary series featuring works from the permanent collection of The Dorsky Museum. The works on display are accompanied by analysis, poetry, prose, music and other responses prepared by SUNY New Paltz faculty, staff and (new this year) students. “Linking Collections, Building Connections: Works from the Hudson Valley Visual Art Collections Consortium” Curated by Ariel Shanberg and Brian Wallace Aug. 24 – Dec. 11 Bringing to light more than 150...
The Dorsky’s “Linking Collections” exhibition showcases artistic prowess of Mid-Hudson Valley
New York’s Mid-Hudson Valley region has been the nexus of artistic creation and innovation since the 19th century with the founding of the Hudson River School. The School was the first indigenous American art movement which depicted the natural grandeur of the Mid-Hudson Valley and of the new nation. The diversity and extent of artistic activity in the Mid-Hudson Valley underpins the new exhibition at the Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art: “Linking Collections, Building Connections: Work from the Hudson Valley Visual Art Collections Consortium.” It is curated by Curator Brian Wallace (Museum) and Ariel Shanberg, executive director at the...
Fine & Performing Arts Events
SAMUEL DORSKY MUSEUM of ART www.newpaltz.edu/museum (845) 257-3844 Fall 2011 Linking Collections, Building Connections: Works from the Hudson Valley Visual Art Collections Consortium Curated by Ariel Shanberg and Brian Wallace Aug. 24 – Dec. 11, 2011 Morgan Anderson Gallery, Howard Greenberg Family Gallery, and Corridor Gallery Bringing to light more than 150 artworks and the myriad connections that link them together, this exhibition presents fresh perspectives on a century of artistic activity in the Mid-Hudson Valley. The exhibition gathers together paintings, sculptures, furnishings, prints, drawings, photographs, conceptual works, and documentation and ephemera from the permanent collections of the partner...
Fine & Performing Arts Events
SAMUEL DORSKY MUSEUM of ART www.newpaltz.edu/museum (845) 257-3844 Fall 2011 Linking Collections, Building Connections: Works from the Hudson Valley Visual Art Collections Consortium Curated by Ariel Shanberg and Brian Wallace Aug. 24 – Dec. 11, 2011 Morgan Anderson Gallery, Howard Greenberg Family Gallery, and Corridor Gallery Opening Reception: Saturday, Sept. 17, 2011, 5 – 7 p.m. Bringing to light more than 150 artworks and the myriad connections that link them together, this exhibition presents fresh perspectives on a century of artistic activity in the Mid-Hudson Valley. The exhibition gathers together paintings, sculptures, furnishings, prints, drawings, photographs, conceptual works,...
Hudson Valley Artists Series 2011 examines ‘the beautiful’
The Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art marked the beginning of summer with the launch of the 12th annual “Hudson Valley Artists” series (June 25, 2011). The series was established to celebrate and promote the versatility and talent of emerging artists who live and work in the Hudson Valley. The Dorsky provides a high- quality space for artists in the region while continuing to broaden the conversations and definitions of art with an ever-expanding repertoire of innovative and intriguing themes. This year’s exhibit “Hudson Valley Artists 2011: Exercises in Unnecessary Beauty” features works by 24 artists from the mid-Hudson Valley...
Fine & Performing Arts Events
PIANOSUMMER AT NEW PALTZ Vladimir Feltsman, artistic director Visit this site for the full schedule of Festival and Institution events and ticket information. Concerts, competitions, recitals, special guest artists, master classes, lectures and more! Tuesday, July 19, 2:30 p.m. PianoSummer Lecture: “Liszt and Religion” by Robert Hamilton THE DORSKY MUSEUM Please visit this site for hours and programs (845) 257-3844 JULY Hudson Valley Artists 2011: Exercises in Unnecessary Beauty will remain open on our normal schedule. Wednesday, July 20 – Sunday, July 31 The East Wing Galleries will be closed for installation. Thick and Thin: Ken Landauer and Julianne Swartz...
Presentations
Students and faculty from the Department of Biology presented their research at the 2011 meeting of the Hudson Valley Life Sciences Group at Bard College on May 9. Assistant Professor Aaron Haselton (Biology) gave the plenary talk titled “Carbohydrate Homeostasis in Drosophila melanogaster.” The following research posters were also presented by students and their faculty mentors: Sanjana Reddy ’11 (Biology), Aisha Saleem ’11 (Biology), and Maureen Morrow (Biology). “Cell Death in A549 Treated with Ru-based Complexes.” Kara DeSantis ’11g (Biology), Aaron Reed ’10 (Biology), and Assistant Professor Jeff Reinking (Biology). “A Novel Assay to Identify Nuclear Receptor Ligands.” Marissa...
Presentations
Lead programmer/analyst Joan Connolly, (Computer Services), presented “What We Learned Getting Workflow to Production” at SunGard Summit, New Orleans in March. She demonstrated Workflow techniques that she learned when she put Banner Workflow into production, including integrating Web services, HTML and Xtender. Senior program/analyst Lijun Yuan (Computer Services) presented “Streamlined the Process for Advancement Office” at SunGard Summit, New Orleans, in March, where she demonstrated Advancement Argos Datablocks she has developed, which allow users to select their population for review, modify their population, create and transmit their file and then review the file that will be uploaded into Banner....