2008 Exhibitions Schedule

	Cliff Cavin: Solo Exhibition January 24th - March 16th 2008 Ursuline Hall Gallery | Ursuline Campus Well-known and respected South Texas artist will exhibit recent landscape paintings. Shown: End of Summer, 2007 oil on canvas, 36" x 48"

Te Tataitanga / Bind Together: Contemporary Art of New Zealand January 24th - March 16th 2008 Russell Hill Rogers Gallery | Navarro Campus Major cultural exhanage centered around exhibition of 18 contemporary New Zealand artists who -- by blending Maori, European and global art influences -- convey a compelling vision of their unique identity. Works were selected by Nigel Borell of New Zealand and Kathy Armstrong, SSAC Associate Curator. Shown: Charlotte Graham, Ko Te 2atoru, 2004. Oil, bitumen, canvas, 40" x 30" Catalog available: $10.

	Certificate Student Exhibition January 24th - March 31st 2008 Express-News Photography Gallery | Navarro Campus Artist Talk with Ricardo Sanchez: Wednesday, February 13th 6:00 p.m. Shown: Ricardo Sanchez, Maite no te Olvido, 2007, gelatin silver print

	Sabra Booth: Solo Exhibition January 24th - March 31st 2008 Navarro Lobby Gallery | Navarro Campus Booth, a recipient of a recent Fulbright Scholarship and an SSAC adjunct faculty member, exhibits works created during her recent residency in Finland. Shown: Sieni II (Finnish Mushrooms), 2007 Pen, ink, graphite and watercolor, 9" x 12"

	SHARE: Students Help Art Reach Everyone March 24th - March 29th 2008 Russell Hill Rogers Gallery | Navarro Campus Works of art from San Antonio area elementary, middle and high school students. Reception: Tuesday, March 25 5:30 - 7:00 p.m. Shown: Brianna (2nd grade), 2007

	Paula Cox: Solo Exhibition April 10th - June 14th 2008 Ursuline Hall Gallery | Ursuline Campus Innovative works merging paper pulp and printmaking by Southwest School of Art & Craft studio artist Paula Cox. Ursuline Hall Gallery Shown: Orange Target Dress, 2007 (detail) handmade paper with pulp painting, linocut mounted on wood, epoxy resin, 28" x 43"

All School Exhibition 2008 April 10th - June 15th 2008 Russell Hill Rogers Gallery | Navarro Campus The annual All School Exhibition 2008 showcases outstanding recent works in a variety of media by artists, teachers and students at the Southwest School of Art & Craft. Juried works have been selected by Mary Mikel Stump, Texas State University. The 2008 Award for Teaching was given to painting and teens after-school faculty member Rainey. Shown: Dennis W. Smith, The Yellow Rose of Texas is Mighty Sweet, ceramic, 33" x 12" x 9"

	Paint to Grind April 10th - June 15th 2008 Russell Hill Rogers Lecture Hall | Navarro Campus Works highlighting youth culture by Southwest School of Art & Craft teen painting students (self-named "Bee Nation") and their instructor, Rainey. Shown: Isaac Martinez, Untitled, 2008, oil on skateboard, 32" x 8.5"

	Liz Penniman: Field Trip June 26th - August 17th 2008 Ursuline Hall Gallery | Ursuline Campus Penniman's paintings evoke memories of explorations. Shown: Tasmanian Sea, 2007 oil on canvas, 18" x 18"

	Equivocal Topographies: Beverly Penn June 26th - August 17th 2008 Russell Hill Rogers Gallery | Navarro Campus Penn's environmentally sensitive sculpture is comprised of delicate metal castings of plants she gathers along the roadside. Shown: Four Weeks Time: Texas Wild Onion, 2008 glass, bronze, brass, steel, nickel, rubber, 40" x 12" x 6" Photo by Christopher Zaleski

	Equivocal Topographies: Constance Lowe June 26th - August 17th 2008 Russell Hill Rogers Gallery | Navarro Campus Lowe's drawings and sewn felt works use images derived from ink blots to explore the shifting nature of perception. Shown: FabCom 14-2, 2004 colored pencil on drafting film, 45" x 30"

	Chris Jordan: Running the Numbers August 3rd - August 29th 2008 Navarro Lobby Gallery | Navarro Campus Photographs of American mass consumption. In collaboration with Texas Public Radio and the San Antonio Public Library foundation. Shown: Paper Bags (detail), 2007, 44" x 59"

Jennifer Khoshbin: Missed or Misunderstood August 28th - October 18th 2008 Ursuline Hall Gallery | Ursuline Campus OPENING RECEPTION Thurs 8/28 5:30-7:30 Koshbin, from San Antonio, combines photographs with intricately carved texts in a series of familiar, often iconic, images that address memory and nostalgia. Shown: Life Grief, 2008 Modifided photograph (original print by Dmitri Baltermants appearing in Life Magazine April 1985)

	Veronica Riedel: The Making of a Mestiza August 28th - October 19th 2008 Russell Hill Rogers Gallery | Navarro Campus OPENING RECEPTION Thurs 8/28 5:30-7:30 Riedel, from Guatemala, explores the resilient nature of indigenous women in the Americas. Her collaged monoprints employ photographs, embroidery, and artifacts. Shown: Cotxij, 2005, mixed media photograph

Zoe Sheehan Saldana: Caution August 28th - October 19th 2008 Russell Hill Rogers Gallery | Navarro Campus OPENING RECEPTION Thurs 8/28 5:30-7:30 Saldana, from New York, exhibits work that examines social issues such as domestic security and consumer culture. Her sculptural work combines digital photography, tapestry, and cross stitching. Lecture: Photographic Interventions Saturday 9/13, 12noon, Navarro Campus Free and open to the public Shown: Monalisa, 2001 thread on canvas, 12" x 12"

	Art For Giving October 30th - January 3rd 2009 Ursuline Hall Gallery | Ursuline Campus Shown: Susan Skinner Brooch

	Travis Townsend: Anxious Accumulations October 30th - January 11th 2009 Russell Hill Rogers Gallery | Navarro Campus Shown: Travis Townsend, J's Metaphysical Tool, 2006 wood and mixed media

	Holly Hanessian: The Poetry of Space October 30th - January 11th 2009 Russell Hill Rogers Gallery | Navarro Campus Shown: Evermore, 2005 Installation, porcelain with encaustic, ribbons and monofilament

	Tzompantli October 30th - January 11th 2009 Navarro Lobby Gallery | Navarro Campus Prints dealing with the Pre-Columbian topic of Tzompantli, commonly interpreted as a "wall of skulls." Shown: Terumi Moriyama El que nace pa maceta... , 2005, dry point and chinne collé, 27.5 x 27.5 cm.