The Galleries at CSU are pleased to present a number of significant exhibitions this winter season. Shows open with a gallery conversation with artists and curators at 4pm followed by a reception from 5 to 8pm on the first day of the exhibition.

The first four exhibitions run through December 9 and focus on abstraction. Dark Pronoun, paintings by Mark Keffer; Candyland, paintings by Dana Oldfather; Fabrications, sound and image installation by Margarita Benitez and Markus Vogl; and The Trees of Kinsman, paintings by Tony Watkins, curated by Elmer Buford.

The second block of exhibitions runs from January 19 to February 24 and features individual works by George Kozmon (Precipice) and Guy Vincent (Codes and Identity), and Digital Passage in the Media Room; with a collaborative effort – Symbols, Glaciers, and Ghosts, in the Center Gallery.

Opening on March 9, the exhibition Cleveland’s Symbol: 52 Stories of the Terminal Tower is curated by William Barrow, Special Collections Librarian for the Michael Schwartz Library. It will run through April 21, with a gallery conversation with Bill Barrow at 4pm on its opening day. In the North and Center Galleries: Global Matrix IV, an international printmaking exhibition organized by Purdue University Galleries. Exhibiting artist and CSU art professor Russ Revock will give a gallery talk about his work and the exhibition at 6pm.

THROUGH DECEMBER 9

MARK KEFFER: DARK PRONOUN

DANA OLDFATHER: CANDYLAND

MARGARITA BENITEZ & MARKUS VOGL: FABRICATIONS

TONY WATKINS: THE TREES OF KINSMAN

WINTER EXHIBITS | JANUARY 19–FEBRUARY 24

GEORGE KOZMON: PRECIPICE

GUY VINCENT: CODES AND IDENTITY

DIGITAL PASSAGE (COLLABORATION)

SYMBOLS, GLACIERS, AND GHOSTS

SPRING EXHIBITS | MARCH 9–APRIL 21

CLEVELAND’S SYMBOL: 52 STORIES OF THE TERMINAL TOWER | CURATED BY WILLIAM BARROW

GLOBAL MATRIX IV | INTERNATIONAL PRINTMAKERS