Gallery Archive 2008-2009
Previous Art Gallery Exhibits
"Perceptions of Being"
Selected works by Tony Tiger & John Brown University Visual Arts professor Bobby Martin.
"Bula & Kia Ora"
Photography & design form the summer 2009 Fiji/New Zealand studies trip.
Watercolors from the Permanent Collection of the Arkansas Arts Center
Watercolors from many different southern artists.
Hallmark - 25 Ways to Make a Print
An exhibition of postwar and contemporary art which showcases a wide array of printmaking techniques.
Mike Nichols - "Figures in Flux"
Pastel paintings from Western Kentucky University professor Mike Nichols.
Mike Nichols - "Figures in Flux"
Charles Peer - "Views from the Journey"
Pastel paintings from JBU art professor and gallery curator Charles Peer.
Charles Peer - "Views from the Journey"
Student Works Show
Peter Dombrovskis - "International Photography Hall of Fame"
Photos from the collection of the International Photography Hall of Fame, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
"Monument and Memory" - Dan Addington
Addington explores the use of alternative, often organic materials like wax, tar, wood, and fabric in his paintings.
"Longing and Hope"
Paintings by Janet McKenzie of Vermont.
"Graphic Content: Art of the New Music Poster"
Posters curated by Dirk Fowler, Texas Tech University."
Graphic Content: Art of the New Music Poster
"The View from Here" by Joel Sheesley
Paintings by Wheaton University professor Joel Sheesley.
"Society of Illustrators" - An Historical Look
A collection of unique illustrated pieces from many accomoplished artists.
"Real Spain"
A compilation of photos taken by students while on a studies trip to Malaga, Spain.
"Liturgical Art Forms in a Post-Modern Context" by Wayne Forte
Paintings by California artist Wayne Forte.
"500 Years of Printmaking"
From the Sandra and Robert Bowden collection.
"Points of View"
Mixed media artwork collaboration by the visual arts faculty.
"Fly Now"
Aviation Posters from the Smithsonian Institution's National Air and Space Museum.
Makoto Fujimura - "Splendor"
A unique display from Makoto Fujimura containing a unique style of painting using gold, silver, and minerals.
A Biblical Progression vs. Typographic Interpretation
A compilation of John Brown University students' work from the Junior level graphic design class "Typography."
Typographic Progression vs. Biblical Interpretation
