gallery publications

Edith Isaac-Rose
Elyse Defoor
DUZA, 2006
The varied work of Edith Isaac-Rose, Elyse Defoor and DUZA can be viewed
as addressing the idea of the Self, of Identity, within the larger context of our world,
of which we are both a part and apart. Each artist, whether directly or obliquely,
responds to the pressures the “outer” world imposes on the individual, via oil on
canvas, mixed-media, and cut silhouette.

Mixed Meanings/Hidden Messages, 2005
Selections from the Wake Forest University Art Collections.
Exhibition curated by Paul Bright
WFU Collections Curator - Heather Childress

WFU Art Faculty and Staff Exhibition, 2004
An exhibition of works showcasing a wide range of media created by members
of the faculty and professional staff of the WFU Department of Art.
A complete PDF catalog of the show can be ordered by calling 336.758.5585

INSIDE/OUTSIDE: Contemporary Cuban Art, 2003
Curated by David Hart.
This exhibition assembles the recent work of artists born and/or educated in Cuba.
The artists come from diverse backgrounds, live either in Cuba, Europe or the
United States and exhibit throughout the world. The works in this exhibition are
executed in a range of media including paintings, photographs, sculpture and
multimedia installations that engage intellectual issues from the personal and
psychological to larger social issues.

A.R. Ammons: Watercolors, 2002.
Curated by Alix Hitchcock.
An exhibition of 50 watercolors by North Carolina native and prize winning American poet
A.R. Ammons. Selected from more than 500 works he completed during the 1970's and
1980's.

North Carolina Artist Fellowship Exhibition, 2001
Curated by Linda Daugherty.
An exhibition of twenty-one film, video and visual artists awarded 2000-2001
Visual Artist Fellowships by the North Carolina Arts Council.
(the catalog is large, downloading may take a few moments).

"Jewels in Our Crown: Treasures from the WFU Art Collection", 2001
Curated by Kathryn McHenry
This exhibition celebrates the 60th anniversary of the WFU Art Collection.
Artists in the exhibition include Jasper Johns, Alex Katz, Milton Avery,
John Singer Sargent, Rembrandt, Cezanne and Picasso.

Entropic Garden, 2001.
Curated byJoel Beck and Christian Viveros-Fauné.
Works in The Entropic Garden explore the dimensions of our highly centralized
and complex civilization, questioning whether it can satisfy the requirements of adaptation and
accommodation to natural tendencies to keep it habitable and sustainable. Exhibition includes: Kenn
Bass, Christoph Draeger, Robert Kalka and Sheila Moss.
Publication: Exhibition brochure with essay by Christian Viveros-Fauné.

Mind Fields, 2001.
An exhibition of drawings curated by Kathy Goodell, an artist and independent curator living in NYC.
In 1857, Justinus Kerner published his inkblot pictures, a technique with which he had experimented with
for decades. These pictures eventually led to the "Rorschach test", used in psychotherapy since the
1920's. The artists included in "Mind Fields" examine bilateral symmetry and Rorschach-like imagery from
a variety of vantagepoints.
Exhibition includes: Ben and Babat AmHaAretz, Mike Bidlo, Bruce Conner, Kathy Goodell, Mary Judge,
John Morris, and Karen Shaw.

Multiples, 2000.
Curated by Victor Faccinto.
A diverse selection of printed matter, including pre-code 1950's comic art, original Mad Magazine comic
strips, pulp magazine covers, children's printed handkerchiefs, political cartoons, and poster cards for the
Fillmore and Avalon Ballroom's psychedelic music concerts in 1960's San Francisco.

Fusion:  Art and Science, 1999.
Curated by WFU Biology Professor William Conner and Galley Director Victor Faccinto.
Seven artists who utilize scientific principles in the creation of their work.  Features the work of Norman Tuck, Alyce Simon, Michael Rudnick, Ned Kahn, John Pakosta, Jeff Wyckoff and M.C. Escher.  Essay by Peter Richards.
14 illustrations, 13 color. 16 pages.

Making it Up, 1999.
Curated by David Finn and Victor Faccinto.
Four New York artists who use unusual, nontraditional materials, such as clothing, vegetables, and giant sponges to create their work.  Features the work of Drew Shiflett, Ava Gerber, Susanna Starr, and Jeffrey Gurecka.
5 color illustrations.  8 page fold-out publication.

A Common Thread: Digital Media in the Creative Process, 1998.
Curated by Victor Faccinto.
Pieces from the recently emerging field of digital media.  Features the work of Kevin Daniel, Mark Depman, Andrew Deutsch, Flash Light, Chuck Genco, Jennifer McCoy, Kevin McCoy, and Scott Townsend.
10 illustrations, 10 pages.

Home Grown Cool, 1998.
Curated by Dan Devening.
Recent paintings by Chicago artists, Mark Booth, Susanne Doremus, Jim Lutes, Rebecca Morris, Mark Ottens, and John Phillips.  Essay by John Brunetti.
6 color illustrations.  8 page fold-out publication.

Department of Art, Wake Forest University, 1997.
7 illustrations.  6 page, folding brochure.
Individual studio artist booklets available on request.

Color Function Painting, The Art of Josef Albers, Julian Stanczak and Richard Anuszkiewicz, 1996.
From the collection of Neil Rector, WFU alumnus.
31 illustrations (21 color) 32 pages.

Range of Effect, 1996.
Curated by Page Laughlin.
Features the work of Timothy McDowell, Carolanna Parlato, Katherine Sherwood, Elena Sisto, and John Sparagana.
Tri-fold catalogue with 5 color postcards.

Video Sculpture, 1995.
Curated by Victor Faccinto.
Features the work of Alan Berliner, Meighan Gale, Ray Rapp, David Shapiro, and Les LeVeque.
6 pages.

Out of the Shadows and Into the Light, 1995.
Created by David Helm in collaboration with Margaret Supplee Smith and Emily Herring Wilson.
15 pages.

Sound and Motion, 1994.
Guest Curator: Annie Herron.
Features the work of Alan Berliner, Ken Butler, Perry Hoberman, David Shapiro, Mary Ziegler.
8 pages.

Iconic Form, 1994.
An exhibition of sculpture and mixed-media works curated by Margaret Shearin. Features the work of Robbie Barber, Greg Shelnutt, and Mark E. Brown.
2 page folding brochure.

Cort Savage, 1994.
An installation curated by Victor Faccinto, featuring two works by Cort Savage.
2 page folding brochure.

Student Union Collection of Contemporary Art, 1986; supplement, 1994.
16 illustrations 15 pages.

Photography: A Point of Departure, 1993.
Curated by Victor Faccinto. Features the work of Deborah Beblo, Mark Clark, Andrea Maki, and Barbara Shinn.
3 pages.

Diving in the Spirit, 1992.
Essay by Robert Knott, Ph.D.
Features the work of Mary Tillman Smith, Anderson Johnson, James "Son" Thomas, Herbert Singleton, Robert Howell, Richard Burnside, Ralph Griffin, Leroy Almon, Lonnie Holley, Bessie Harvey, Osker Gilchrist, Willie Massey.
45 illustrations 44 pages.

Mood, Angst & Elegance, 1991.
Curated by Margaret Shearin.
Features the work of David Lewis, Brigitta Weyer, Mark Kingsley.
4 page folding brochure.

Alumni Exhibition, 1990.
Curated by Victor Faccinto.
The work of 18 graduate art majors of Wake Forest University who have continued to develop as working artists.
23 pages.

Student Union Collection of Contemporary Art, 1986.
Features works collected 1963-1985.
97 illustrations (12 color) 72 pages.

WFU/Rockefeller Visiting Artists, 1977-1984.
Features the work of Joan Snyder, Papo Colo, William Wegman, Howard Finster, Cheryl Laemmle, Karl Wirsum, Shari Urquhart, Terry Allen, J.J. Murphy, Peter Plagens, Gladys Nilsson, Cynthia Carlson, Rafael Ferrer, Martin Johnson, Joseph Raffael, Norman Tuck, Frank Owen, Daisy Youngblood, Michael Lucero, Tom Palazzolo, Irene Pijoan, Jim Nutt, Jane Couch, and Ben Schonzeit.
28 illustrations (5 color) 31 pages.

Observatory, 1990.
Large scale installation by Jim Hirschfield.
4 page folding brochure.

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