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SPRING 2023
Check our Events page for events during this show!
Sage Art+Design BFA Exhibition
May 5 through June 9, 2023
Annual Showcase featuring senior work from the Sage College Art+Design BFA Program.
FALL 2023
To Be- Named
September 5 through October 14, 2023
Opening reception September 8, 6- 9pm
To Be—Named is a multi-site, new media art exhibition & edited volume focused on how names are created and used to shape, reshape, and sometimes mis-shape, our worlds and identities.
The origins of To Be—Named lie in a partnership between the European Union funded CoLing project—a multi-national multi-institutional program focused on minority languages, the Experimental Humanities Collaborative Network which links university hubs around the world, and the Recovering Voices program at the Smithsonian Institution, which supports community efforts in language revitalization. This iteration of the exhibit was curated by Krista Caballero in partnership with Opalka Gallery.
Zhaoyue Fan
Jenny Irene Miller
Luz Maria Sanchez
Bentley Sprang
Keith S Wilson
Elizabeth Withstandley
Saya Woolfalk
Jean-March Superville Sovak
Jeremy Dennis
Sayokla Kindness Williams
Birding the Future
Aarati Akkapeddi
Séance: Photographs by Shannon Taggart
October 31 through December 15, 2023
Opening reception November 3, 6- 9pm
Organized by the University of Maryland, Baltimore County,
in collaboration with the Pensacola Museum of Art.
For the past twenty years American artist
Shannon Taggart (born 1975) has documented
Spiritualist practices and communities in
the United States, England and Europe. The
resulting body of work, Séance, examines
Spiritualism’s relationship with human celebrity,
its connections to art, science, and technology,
and its intrinsic bond with the medium of
photography. This exhibition presents
forty-seven haunting images from the series,
revealing the emotional, psychological, and
physical dimensions of Spiritualism in the
21st century.