Jennifer Dudley, Exploding Port and Exploding Starboard, 2005, oil on panel
Continuing Threads and New Voices
February 6-March 7, 2009
Kresge Gallery
An exhibition of works by recent and continuing adjunct instructors in Visual Arts.
Press release (link)
Messages From Ghana: Paintings by Kwaku Kissiedu, installation view, artworks by Kwaku Kissiedu
Messages From Ghana: Paintings by Kwaku Kissiedu
February 6-March 7, 2009
Pascal Gallery
2009 Schomberg Fellow Kwaku Kissiedu’s paintings combine traditional Ghanaian and African symbols with contemporary realities.
Press release (link)
Collection Dialogue: Aboriginal Art, installation view, various artists
Collection Dialogue: Aboriginal Art
March 26-April 24, 2009
Kresge Gallery
Group exhibition of contemporary artists from Australia.
Press release (link)
Whitfeld Lovell, Cake Walk, 2008, conte crayon on wood panel with canes, courtesy DC Moore Gallery, New York
Whitfeld Lovell: Distant Relations
March 26-April 24, 2009
Pascal Gallery
One-person exhibition by recent MacArthur Genius Grant recipient Whitfeld Lovell.
Press release (link)
Senior Thesis Exhibition
May 6-15, 2009
Kresge and Pascal Galleries
Works by graduating Visual Arts majors.
Jackie Skyrzski, Frog in Transition, 1999, pencil on paper
Jackie Skyrzski: Ten Years After
September 9-October 16, 2009
Kresge Gallery
Mid-career survey of works by new Assistant Professor of Painting and Drawing
Press release (link)
Catalogue with interview by Carol Duncan available for purchase (PDF)
Outsider art collectors, Larry and Paulette Brill, in their home
Larry and Paulette’s Funhouse: Selections from The Brill Collection
September 9-October 16, 2009
Pascal Gallery
Group exhibition showcasing works by various self-taught artists and examples of American vernacular art.
Press release (link)
Mary Lucier, Dawn Burn, 1975-76, DVD and slide, courtesy of the artist
Recasting Site
November 5 – December 9, 2009
Kresge Gallery
Group exhibition featuring artists who use recovery as a means of rediscovery. Curated by Terri C. Smith, this year’s Ramapo Curatorial Prize exhibition is co-administered with the Center for Curatorial Studies at Bard College.
Press release (link)
Marcial Camilo Ayala, The Wave, 1978, oil on board, Thompson Collection, Ramapo College
Marcial Camilo Ayala
November 5 – December 9, 2009
Pascal Gallery
One-person exhibition by renowned master folk painter from Mexico featuring works from the Thompson Collection at Ramapo College and loans from private collections.
Press release (link)
Senior Thesis Exhibition
December 14-18, 2009
Kresge and Pascal Galleries
Works by graduating Visual Arts majors.
Additional Images
Continuing Threads and New Voices
Messages From Ghana: Paintings by Kwaku Kissiedu
Collection Dialogue: Aboriginal Art
Whitfeld Lovell: Distant Relations
Jackie Skyrzski: Ten Years After
Larry and Paulette's Funhouse: Selections from The Brill Collection
Recasting Site
Marcial Camilo Ayala
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