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Thirty Year Selected Retrospective: University Art Gallery 1978-2008 was organized by
The Juanita Harvey Art Gallery in The Juanita and Ralph Harvey School of Visual Arts and
curated by Richard Martin Ash and Catherine Prose.
Presented in The Juanita Harvey Art Gallery October 31, 2008 - January 9, 2009.
This publication, which accompanies the exhibition, is published by The Juanita Harvey
Art Gallery in The Juanita and Ralph Harvey School of Visual Arts, Fain Fine Arts Center at
Midwestern State University, Wichita Falls, Texas 76309.
© Copyright 2008 by the authors, the artists and Midwestern State University.
All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any manner without permission
from Midwestern State University.
The exhibition and associated programming have been generously supported by the Fain Foundation and
Wichita Falls Arts Commission.
Publication of this exhibition catalogue has been supported by The President’s Excellence Circle and the
Fain Foundation.
Design: Hammers Design Agency
Editors: James Hoggard and Sue Henson
Printing: Heritage Press, El Reno, Oklahoma
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My relationship with the Department of Art and the structure that has been its home for the past
thirty years, the Fain Fine Arts complex, is a long one. It extends all the way back to 1972 when, in
preparation for a visit by the university’s accrediting body, the Vice President of Academic Affairs
formed a Facilities Committee. I was asked to chair it. Among our tasks was to determine which
academic areas most needed new facilities. We concluded that serious needs existed in both business
and the fine arts.
Three years later, Dr. John Barker, who had succeeded Dr. Travis White as president of
Midwestern, re-convened the committee. The decision to construct a fine arts complex grew out
of these meetings. While the business building was in poor condition, Dr. Barker reasoned that the
greater need was to establish a College of Fine Arts and build a permanent, modern facility for art,
music, and theatre. (The original design called for a separate wing for each of the three disciplines.
The music wing, however, was never built.)
The limitations under which the art program operated during the years prior to the building
of the fine arts complex were notable. McGaha, the primary building in which the program was
located, had no art gallery – and no hot water. The metalsmithing studio was located in a converted
locker room on the north side of the MSU football stadium where, in 1958, the MSU football team
had played the final game of that era. Tom Crossnoe, chairman of the Art Department, and a new
printmaking professor named Richard Ash both made use of the space, Crossnoe as a metalsmithing
studio and Ash as a storehouse for lithography stones he used in printmaking. I especially remember
visiting the studio one afternoon to look over some 700 lithography stones that Ash and Crossnoe had
acquired in New Orleans. While I was impressed by Crossnoe’s grit and determination to use whatever
space he could find, I also remember feeling a bit ashamed that I could conduct my chemistry research
in a well-equipped lab in a newly built science and mathematics building. My art colleague was
conducting his work in an old dressing room. Dr. Barker’s decision to build a fine arts complex would
right these and other lamentable conditions.
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As former chair of the committee that first recommended building a fine arts complex
and as current president of Midwestern, I have now the great fortune to be present at the
celebration of the thirtieth year that the Department of Art has made its home in the south wing
of the Fain Fine Arts building and the thirtieth fall season that the University Gallery, now The
Juanita Harvey Gallery, has mounted exhibitions. The combined efforts of a number of persons
and groups, inside and outside the university, and a shared appreciation for art have transformed
a small, dedicated cadre of faculty working in poorly equipped studios into an endowed school of
visual arts – The Juanita & Ralph Harvey School of Visual Arts. What a wonderful development in
the life of a public liberal arts university.
The support of the Harveys through the MSU Art Endowment and the efforts of their
children – Caren Prothro and her family and Ralph and Martha Harvey and their family – and the
efforts of other Harvey family members and dear friends who have contributed to the Harvey
Endowment build upon the fineness of a studio and gallery program that has flourished over
the past thirty years, a considerable number of them under the direction of the department’s
long-serving chair and gallery director and Harvey friend, Richard Ash. I should also add that the
Harveys’ close tie with the Art Department began in the classroom here when Juanita Harvey
started taking painting classes from Elizabeth Yarosz.
So what we mark on this occasion is the dedication and support of the wonderful
people who stand as a tribute to the power of art to transform lives. As the important
collector and patron Dominique de Menil once wrote, “Art is what lifts us above daily life.
It makes us more open, more human, more refined, and even more intelligent.” Indeed, it
does. Indeed, it has. And, indeed, it will in The Juanita & Ralph Harvey School of Visual Arts
of Midwestern State University.
JESSE W. ROGERS, President
Midwestern State University
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The initial design for the Fain Fine Arts Center began in 1975. The art wing of the complex was
developed by Prof. Thomas C. Crossnoe, department chair; and in January 1978, the faculty moved
into their new space. Prior to this time, the program had been housed in McGaha Hall and a number of
small facilities on campus. Department exhibitions, which consisted of faculty and graduating senior
events, were installed in other campus venues, such as the Clark Student Center and in locations
around Wichita Falls, including the Woman’s Forum, North Texas Federal Savings and Loan, and the
Wichita Falls Museum and Art Center.
In its new facility, the department would concentrate its efforts to establish a teaching
gallery whose exhibitions program would expose MSU students to contemporary art from the
Southwestern United States. Artists in midcareer and those teaching in other university art programs
– artists who were approachable and willing to share their knowledge with students and people from
the community – would be invited to campus. Consideration of the city’s arts community was also
important. The gallery program would augment other exhibition venues in the city and fit comfortably
with them.
Cost overruns on the construction of the fine arts complex affected the University Art
Gallery, which was not yet complete in January 1978 after the university had accepted the facility
and assumed occupancy. The task of finishing the gallery fell to art faculty and student volunteers
who spent the spring installing fabric on display walls and painting and cleaning the area. Timothy
McDowell, Joe Barrington, Kevin Marshall, and Anthony Huff, each of whom has established a
successful career in the larger art world, were among the student volunteers. Through these combined
efforts, the University Art Gallery opened on September 15th, 1978, with an MSU Faculty Exhibition.
Those featured in the exhibition were Tom Crossnoe, Richard Ash, Larry Davis, Raymond Stefanelli,
and Don Harter. During the gallery’s inaugural season, James Woodson and David Conn from Fort
Worth, John Fincher from Santa Fe, Jim Romberg from Arizona, Gisela-Heidi Strunck from Dallas, and
Daniel Smith from Seattle exhibited their works in the gallery. Some of these artists are included in
this 30th Anniversary Exhibition.
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While the department had begun developing a Visiting Artists Program in 1970, the
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The University Gallery and the Visiting Artists Program were strengthened in the 1980s and
opening of the University Gallery expanded the role and the scope of the entire studio art
early 1990s with additional grants from various sources: the Target Store in Wichita Falls (1989-92),
program. Full-scale exhibitions and opening receptions could be hosted, and residencies for
the City of Wichita Falls (two decades), the Wichita Falls Art Commission, NCNB Texas National Bank
artists could be scheduled. During their residences, visiting artists presented lectures, gave
(1992-93), and Midwestern State University’s President’s Excellence Circle. During the fall of 1992,
demonstrations, and created artwork in all of the program’s studio disciplines.
MSU President Louis J. Rodriguez announced that Mrs. Minnie Rhea Wood and the Fain Foundation had
established a $2 million endowment for the university’s fine arts programs. The building would become
Although the new facility offered new opportunities for students’ artistic
development, the department’s administration was in a constant search for capital funds. One
known as the Fain Fine Arts Center. The Fain Endowment assured the art program a stable operating
innovation during the 1970s was to underwrite the costs of printmaking workshops through the
budget. For the first time, the department could schedule future Visiting Artists / Gallery Programs
sale of subscriptions that would entitle subscribers to a print created during the workshop. These
beyond the current academic year.
patrons became the program’s core supporters. Many of them later were among the original
group to contribute to the MSU Art Endowment, established in 1981-82, under the leadership of
secured. The geographical range represented by visiting artists expanded, and the number of artists
Dr. Tom Haywood, Jerry Estes, Calvin Hansen, and Prof. Crossnoe. The group’s goal was to raise
invited to campus increased. Field trips for students to visit artists’ studios, commercial galleries,
$25,000; they exceeded the mark by $5,000.
and museums in Dallas, Fort Forth, and Oklahoma City were also organized. Visitors to the gallery,
Contributors to the original MSU Art Endowment include the following:
After 1990, exhibitions became more ambitious; and the reputation of the program was
including visiting artists, often commented on the quality of the gallery’s exhibition announcements.
Such observations and other positive responses from guest artists whose works had been exhibited at
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Harvey Jr.
J.I. Staley
Dr. and Mrs. Charles R. Wilson
the university established the program’s reputation for excellence. When MSU students visited other
Dr. and Mrs. Ed Crump
Dr. and Mrs. James Lee
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Priddy
art venues, they discovered that their own university’s program and gallery were held in high regard.
Mrs. Bailey Collins
Judge and Mrs. Temple Driver
Mrs. S.M. McDowell
The University Art Gallery of the Fain Fine Arts Center has accomplished what it set out to do. For
The Tom C. White Foundation
Mrs. Laura Hancock
Mr. and Mrs. Clay Underwood
the past 30 years, it has been the venue for 210 exhibitions of artists whose works reflect numerous
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Crenshaw
Dr. and Mrs. Aubrey Cox
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bolin
styles and techniques. During that time, through solo and small-group installations, 317 artists have
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Estes
Mr. and Mrs. E.W. Moran
Joe B. Meissner, Jr.
been introduced to MSU and the Wichita Falls art community. Of these, 130 have visited the campus
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Hansen
Mr. and Mrs. L. Beck
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Thacker
to lecture or conduct demonstrations or workshops. Large survey exhibitions have included 224 artists
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Hudson
Dr. and Mrs. C.R. Bates
Dr. and Mrs. C.W. Parsons
from outside Texas. Hundreds of the program’s students have displayed their works in annual Student
Mrs. Minnie Rhea Wood
Mr. and Mrs. John Alford
Elizabeth Yarosz
Exhibitions and Graduating Senior Shows in the University Gallery.
James Roy Seitz, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Hunter
Richard Martin Ash III
contributors to the Midwestern State University Art Endowment.
Cassius McCredie
What remains, of course, is to build upon the legacy the established three decades ago by
RICHARD MARTIN ASH III
Professor of Art, Emeritus
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Midwestern State University Faculty Exhibition: Thomas G. Crossnoe, Richard M. Ash III, Larry H. Davis, Raymond Stefanelli, Donald Scott Harter · September 15 – 30, 1978
James Woodson and David Conn · Paintings and Drawings · October 4 - 27, 1978
John Fincher · Recent Work · Paintings · November 3 – 30, 1978
James M. Romberg · Ceramics · December 8 – 30, 1978
Senior Exhibition: Larry Hamilton · December 8, 1978
Gisela-Heidi Strunck · Sculpture · January 15 – February 2, 1979
Doug Smith · Recent Prints · February 7 – 28, 1979
The 5th University of Dallas National Print Invitational · March 23 April 25, 1979
Senior Exhibition: Kevin Marshal · Recent Work · May 4, 1979
Exhibition of Recent Student Works · May 4 – July 12, 1979
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Eleanor Merrill · Americans and the American Land · Weavings 1974 · 1979 · September 7 – 28, 1979
Sandi Fellman · Photographs · Color Xerox
Wayne Kimball · The Evolution of a Stone Lithograph · October 5 – 26, 1979
Sandria Hu · Texas Nights · Collage and Monotypes
Fred Burton · Recent Paintings · November 2 – 21, 1979
Joe Attebury · Sculpture · November 30 – December 22, 1979
Senior Exhibition: Mark Epstein · Compositions with Earth and Fire · November 30, 1979
The 6th University of Dallas National Print Invitational · March 7 – 28, 1980
C. Robert Schweiger · Recent Works · February 8 – 28, 1980
Faculty Exhibition: Unmasked at Midwestern State University · April 11 – 25, 1980
Senior Exhibition: Joe Barrington · May 2, 1980
Exhibition of Recent Student Works · May 2 – July 10, 1980
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Nicholas Wood · Sculpture · September 19 – October 17, 1980
Juergen Strunck · Recent Prints · October 24 – November 21, 1980
Senior Exhibition: Timothy Curtis · Sculpture · December 5 – January 24, 1980
Senior Exhibition: Michael Wyatt · Hand-colored Photographs · December 5, 1980
Senior Exhibition: Linda Chandler · Paintings · December 5, 1980
Herb Lotz · Photographs · January 30 – February 20, 1981
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Roger K. Thomason · New Works in Felt · Fibers · April 3 – May 1, 1981
Douglas Beck · Monoprints · April 3 – May 1, 1981
Senior Exhibition: Mary K. Kiel · Paintings · April 22 – May 4, 1981
Senior Exhibition: Anthony Huff · Monoprints · May 8 – May 25, 1981
Senior Exhibition: Ralph Stearns · Painting · May 25 – June 5, 1981
Pamela Möller · Ceramics and Painting · June 8 – July 8, 1981
[Gallery Installation 1980 -1981]
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Rosemarie Bernardi · Photo Intaglio Prints · September 15 – October 23, 1981
Ann Lovett · Photo-works · October 30 – November 20, 1981
Lynwood Kreneck · Screenprints/Air Stencil · December 4, 1981 – January 29, 1982
7th University of Dallas National Print Invitational · February 8 – 26, 1982
Richard Petry · Photographs
Jeff Vaughn and Gary Bush · March 5 – 26, 1982
Elizabeth A. Yarosz · Recent Paintings · April 2 – 29, 1982
Annual Student Exhibition
Senior Exhibitions: Beverly Beck · Photography, James Ricks · Oil Paintings, Patty Coleman · Ceramics, Catherine Quinlan · Watercolors,
David Tamez · Layout · May 7 – July 7, 1982
[Gallery Installation 1981 -1982]
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Thomas G. Crossnoe · Sculpture · September 3 – October 1, 1982
James B. Pink · Milky Way · Drawings and Prints · October 8 – 29, 1982
Mark McDowell · Paintings and the Printed Image · November 5 – December 10, 1982
Susan Kristoferson · Surfaces · Paper and Fiber · January 28 – February 25, 1983
Lynn Lown · Cibachrome Photographs · March 4 – 30, 1983
Joe Guy · Waiting and Listening · April 8 – 29, 1983
Annual Student Exhibition · May 6 – July 10, 1983
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Senior Exhibition: Susan R. Youngblood · Habitats · Lithographs · May 6 – July 10, 1983
Senior Exhibition: Matthew R. Muth · Paintings, Prints, Drawings · May 6 – July 10, 1983
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Elizabeth A. Yarosz, Richard M. Ash III, Kevin Marshall · Works on Paper · September 1 – 30, 1983
Shep Mier · October 7 – November 4, 1983
Debra Allen, Joe Ann Callis, Steve Dennie, George Legrady, Nic Nicosia, Al Souza · Making Photographs: 6 Alternatives · November 18 – January 27, 1984
Rob Erdle · Large Scale Watercolors · February 3 – March 9, 1984
James Jordan · Ceramics · March 23 – April 27, 1984
Senior Exhibition: Randall Griffith, Cloyce Jordan Wall · Works on Paper · Silverprints · May 4, 1984
[Gallery Installation 1983 -1984]
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Annual Student Exhibition · September 7 – 28, 1984
Gary Goldberg · Photographs · October 5 – November 2, 1984
8th University of Dallas National Print Invitational · November 9 – December 14, 1984
Senior Exhibition: Pat Lea Perigo · A Vision to Foresight · Photography · May 3 – 29, 1985
(held at North Texas Federal Savings and Loan Art Gallery, 2733 Midwestern Blvd.)
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Senior Exhibition: Susan V. Smith · Watercolors and Jewelry · May 3 – 29, 1985
(held at North Texas Federal Savings and Loan Art Gallery, 2733 Midwestern Blvd.)
Senior Exhibition: Fred Hudgeons · No More Peppers · Painting · May 3 – 29, 1985
(held at North Texas Federal Savings and Loan Art Gallery, 2733 Midwestern Blvd.)
Senior Exhibition: Debra Chandler, Ann Hunter, Rik Ehling, Karen Clark · May 3 – 29, 1985
(held at MSU Art Gallery)
[Gallery Installation 1984 -1985]
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Senior Exhibition: Kim Osterhus · Watercolors · Paul Tate · Photographs · December 13, 1985 – January 10, 1986
Maurice L. Gray · Transient Relationship · Etchings · February 3 – 28, 1986
Ken Dixon · 3-Dimensional Installation · Night Fishing and Other Stories · March 14 – April 18, 1986
Annual Student Exhibition · May 2 - July 1, 1986
Senior Exhibition: Kathryn Lacey · Watercolors, Tracey Tisdale · Watercolors and Works in Metal, Rachel Teagarden · Watercolors · May 2 – July 1, 1986
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9th University of Dallas Print Invitational · September 10, 1986 – October 10, 1986
Joe Barrington · Texas Trike · October – November, 1986
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Exhibition Texas Christian University Graduate Faculty: David Conn, Harry Geffert, Linda Guy, Luther Smith, Beth Thomas, McKie Trotter, Ronald Watson, James Woodson
MFA Candidates: Patrick Kelly, Kent Matricardi, Cameron Schoepp · October 24 – November 20, 1986
John Fincher · Production Printmaking Workshop · October 31 – November 7, 1986
Senior Exhibition: Stefanie Rhoads · Ceramics · Michael Lee Miller · Works on Paper · Alvin “Bo” Mahler · Sculpture · December 5, 1986 – January 9, 1987
Dan Kiacz · Screen Prints · Andrew Strout · Photographs · Portraits and Other Illusions · January 30 – February 27, 1987
Joint show between MSU and Wichita Falls Art Association · Works in Clay V · Regional competitive exhibition · March 20 – April 21, 1987
Trish Nickell · Recent Paintings · March 20- April 15, 1987
Annual Student Exhibition · May 1 – July 1, 1987
Senior Exhibitions: Robin R. Robbins · Cibachrome Photographs, Patricia M. Weimer · Commercial Design, Jay Spurlock and Doug
Powel · Exhibition of Biological Illustrations · May 1 – July 1, 1987
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Richard M. Ash III · The Document Series · Screen and Relief Intaglio Prints · September 11 – October 9, 1987
Frank Gohlke · Photographs · October 12- 27, 1987
Elizabeth A. Yarosz · Prints and Watercolor Paintings · November 2 – December 6, 1987
Larry Davis · Saggar-fired Stoneware · December 11, 1987 – January 29, 1988
Senior Exhibition · Carole Sebastian · Ceramics · December 11, 1987 – January 29, 1988
Joe Barrington · Sculpture · February 5 – March 4, 1988
Senior Exhibition: Tina Jones · Landscapes · Painting and Ceramics · February 5 – March 4, 1988
Barbara Brault · Earthenware Sculpture · March 25 – April 22, 1988
Senior Exhibition: · Michelle D. Corona · Prints, Drawings Paintings · April 1 – 29, 1988
Annual Student Exhibition and Graduating Seniors: Refuse · Pat F. Allen III · Silverprints, Carla Hickman · Painting and Sculpture,
Tim Swagerty · Silversmithing and Works on Paper , Jeri Goodnight · Illustration in Watercolor · May 6 – July 1, 1988
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Larry J. Samuels · Kingdom of Myth · Paper Construction · September 9 – 30, 1988
Douglas Kent Hall · Photographs · October 7 – November 4, 1988
Warren Taylor · Recent Works on Paper · November 11 – December 16, 1988
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Tenth University of Dallas Print Invitational: Carole Sue Lebbin, Susan Moffett Matthias, Jo Anna Poehlmann, Tony Saladino, Rob Smith, Paul Stewart,
Fred Wessel, Dan Allison, Carmon Colangelo, Mary Dryburgh, Robert Franzini, Debra Giann, Marvin Hill, Kurt Kemp · January 20 – February 17, 1989
Works in Clay VI · Juror: Melissa Zink · March 3 – April 20, 1989
Annual Student Exhibition · May 5 – July 12, 1989
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Visiting Artists: Mark Anderson, Malinda Beeman, Tim McDowell, Donald Roller Wilson, Dan R. Hammett, Les Mitchell, Steve Goff, Karen Blessen, Dr. Mark Thistlethwaite, Dr. John Calabrese, Steve Teeters, Barrett DeBusk,
Tom Allen, Judy Sutton Kracke
Denny T. Fraze · Collages · September 15 – October 13, 1989
Dan R. Hammett · Ceramics · October 20 - November 17, 1989
Tim McDowell · Paintings and Prints · December 1, 1989 – January 26, 1990
Melinda Beeman · An Exhibition of Recent Paintings and Prints · February 2 – March 9, 1990
Gary Goldberg · Flat Space, Deep Space, No Place · March 23 – April 24, 1990
Outdoor Invitational Sculpture Exhibition: Steve Teeters, Tom Allen, Judy Sutton Kracke, Bartte Debusk · Curator: Joe Barrington · March 23 – June 22, 1990
Annual Student Exhibition · May 4 – July 13, 1990
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Visiting Artists: Michael Aurbach, James Robert Pace, Brian Paulsen, James Pink, Jo Ann Hart, Michael Hart, Kevin Marshall
Michael Aurbach · Final Portraits · September 14 – October 26, 1990
Les Mitchell · Raku Workshop · October 25-26, 1990
Peregrine Press Archives · Curated by Jo Ann Hart · November 9 – December 21, 1990
Miles G. Batt · Creative Watercolor Workshop · November 5-7, 1990
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Senior Exhibition: Elizabeth C. Ferrer · Prints and Paintings · December 14, 1990 – January 25, 1991
James Robert Pace · Drawings and Paintings · February 1 – March 8, 1991
Elizabeth Y. Akamatsu · Sculpture · March 15 – April 24, 1991
Kristin Snow · Prints and Paintings · March 15 – April 26, 1991
Annual Student Exhibition · May 3 - July 12, 1991
Senior Exhibition: Elizabeth Krienke · Power Plays · May 3 – July 12, 1991
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Visiting Artists: Piero Fenci, Karl Umlauf, Mark McDowell
11th Annual University of Dallas Print Invitational: Randy Arnold, Richard Martin Ash III, Warrington Colescott, Bill Davison, David DuBose, Michael Ehlbelk, Richard Finch, Ray George, Gerald Guthrie,
Yuji Hiratsuka, Dan Kiacz, Jerald Krepps, Joan Lyon, Todd Peterson, Mark Sisson · September 20 – October 25, 1991
Mike Hart · Ulterior Scapes · November 1 – December 6, 1991
Piero Fenci · Modern Reflections on Ancient Origins · Ceramics Workshop: January 23-24 · January 24 – February 28, 1992
Karl Umlauf · Altered States and Salvage Yard Series · Painting and Printmaking Workshop · March 5-6 · March 6 – April 17, 1992
Senior Exhibition: David Gillespie · Wicked Games · Patricia Petcoff Unmentionables · Prints · March 6 – April 17, 1992
Mark McDowell · Production Printmaking Workshop · March 30 – April 3, 1992
Annual Student Exhibition: Juror: Terence Keane, Director of Museums of Abilene
Senior Exhibition: Mike Murdock · Kitsch · Painting and Commercial Art · May 1 – July 10, 1992
Elizabeth A. Yarosz · Discovery & Disclosure · Wichita Falls Museum and Art Center · May 9 – June 14, 1992
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Pasha Rafat · Ektacolor Prints · Michael McCollum · Monotypes · October 5- November 6, 1992
Richard Martin Ash III · Prints 1988-1992 · Richard M. Ash · November 16, 1992- January 15, 1993
Steve Teeters · Ancient Future · Steel Environment · February 1-March 5, 1993
Exploration Workshop with Kathleen Kuchar · Polaroid and Watermedia · February 25- February 26, 1993
Barbara Frey · Teapots · 987-1993
Thomas Seawell · Recent Printed and Drawn Works · March 15- April 21, 1993
Student Exhibition · May 7-July 9, 1993
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Jerry Schutte · The Studio · Paintings and Works on Paper · September 17-October 27, 1993
David Brigman · Texas Neolithic · November 5- December 15, 1993
Senior Exhibitions: Bolick · Kyle Bolick · Dog Show, Jan M. Bolick · Paper Environments · Paintings and Prints · December 10, 1993-January14, 1994
Contemporary Prints 13th National Print Invitational: Richard M. Ash: Texas, Allyn Bromley: Hawaii, Sydney Cross: South Carolina, Scott Evans: Idaho, Debra Fisher: Ohio, Ann Gratch:
Wisconsin, William Kitchens: Louisiana, Thomas Litschko: West Virginia, Ann Otis: Illinois, Michael Rader: Ohio, Mark Sisson: Oklahoma, Sergio Soave: West Virginia, Mary Teichman:
Massachusetts, Caroline Thorington: Maryland, Debora Wood: Iowa · January 28, 1994
Tim Tracz, Photographer · Demonstration and Slide Lecture ·February 2-3, 1994
Tim High · Demonstrations in Water-Base Screen Printing Techniques · Demonstration and Portfolio Presentation · February 14, 1994
Chase Yarbrough · Venerable Remains · Sculptural Assemblage · March 11-April 22, 1994
Harold Gregor · Glazing Techniques Painting Workshop · Hands-On Workshop and Slide Presentation · March 28-29, 1994
Student Exhibition · May 6- July 8, 1994
Senior Show: Nicole F. Eleazer · Photographs, Danny Bills · Prints and Ceramic, Lisa Duciaome · Photographs · March 11- April 22, 1994
Juergen Strunck, Professor of Art, the University of Dallas Open Discussion and Slide Lecture · Competitive Exhibitions and their
Impact on a Developing Artist’s Career · January 27, 1994
Senior Exhibition: Monika Susan Mathews · Playful Scenarios · Watermedia Paintings, Lisa Hodges · Traditions and Keepsakes ·
Sculpture and Jewelry, Barbara Wells Norris · Topsy Turvy · Drawings, Paintings and Prints · May 6-July 8, 1994
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Mark W. Anderson · Corpus Christi Series · An Exhibitions of Prints and Drawings · September 26- October 26, 1994
Mark Anderson · Monoprint Workshop and Gallery Talk · October 10, 1994
Walter W. Nelson · Inner Visions · November 4- December 16, 1994
Walter W. Nelson · Gallery Talk, Studio Visit and Photo Session · November 9-10, 1994
Don Reitz · Slide Lecture and Workshop · February 2, 1995
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Timothy High · Slide Lecture · Allusivity in Art · Gallery Talk, Workshop · February 9, 1995
Robbie Barber · Southern Influences · Mixed Media Sculpture · March 10- April 21, 1995
Robbie Barber · Gallery Talk · March 29, 1995
Bill Campbell · Slide Lecture and General Discussion · April 10, 1995
Student Exhibition · May 5 - July 7, 1995
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Randall J. Kust and John Boyd · Dos Amigos · September 18-October 20, 1995
Randall J. Kust and John Boyd · Gallery Talk · October 20, 1995
Luther A. Smith · Landscapes: Nearby/Faraway · November 6- December 29, 1995
Luther A. Smith · Gallery Talk and Workshop · November 15, 1995
Art Shirer, Sherry Owens, and James Watral · Earth, Air, Fire, Water · January 26- February 28, 1996
Art Shirer, Sherry Owens, and James Watral · Slide Lecture and Gallery Talk · February 28, 1996
Elizabeth A. Yarosz · Spirits, Spooks, Saints & Sinners · March 8, 1996
James Pace · Printmaking Workshop · March 12-14, 1996
Elizabeth A. Yarosz · Gallery Talk · March 27, 1996
Senior Exhibition: Tracey Schultz · The Pachyderm Series · March 11- April 19, 1996
Nancy Whitenack · Panel Discussion and Slide Lecture · April 10, 1996
Student Exhibition · May 3- August 30, 1996
Senior Exhibition: Melanie Jackson · Luminescence , Scott Campbell
Whitney Perkins · Selves · May 6 -July 12, 1996
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Mark McDowell · Print Publication, Workshop
Anne Schutte · Large Scale: Chalk Pastel & Charcoal Drawings Recent Works · September 16- October 23, 1996
Benson Warren · Casting Workshop · October 1- October 3, 1996
Karl Umlauf · October 8 – October 9, 1996
14th National Print Invitational: Kimberly Paul Arp: Louisiana, Carmon Colangelo: West Virginia, Bill Davison: Vermont, Robert Erickson: Wisconsin, Ron Fundingsland:
Colorado, Andriane Herman: Wisconsin, Michael Krueger: Kansas, Robin McCloskey: California, Frances Myers: Wisconsin, Gail D. Panske: Wisconsin, Brian Paulsen: North
Dakota, Mark Ritchie: Wyoming, John Schultz: Massachusetts, Tanya Softic: Florida, Rocelle Toner: Pennslyvania · November 8, 1996- December 20, 1996
Senior Exhibition: Erion Y. Simpson · Painting and Sculpture · December 6, 1996- January 24, 1996
Brian O. Paulsen · Engravings and Watercolors · January 20- February 26, 1997
James Watral · Ceramic Workshop · February 4 – February 5, 1997
James W. Sullivan · March 10 – April 18, 1997
Mark McDowell · Printmaking Workshop · March 24 – March 27, 1997
Ron Watson · Graduate Studies Seminar · April 2, 1997
Annual Student Exhibition · May 2 – September 4, 1997
Senior Exhibition: Charles R. Wells · May 2 – August 15, 1997
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Faculty Exhibition: Richard M. Ash III, Larry H. Davis, Elizabeth A. Yarosz, Gary Goldberg, Robbie Barber, Debra Greenway-Hayes · September 19 - October 24, 1997
Thad A. Duhigg · Sculpture · October 31, 1997 – January 16, 1998
Thad Duhigg · Workshop and Lecture · October 30 – October 31, 1997
Ron Weideman · In My Taxi: New York After Hours · January 14 – January 15, 1998
Linda Whitney · Intaglio & Monotype Prints · January 16 – February 27, 1998
Linda Whitney · Printmaking Workshop and Gallery Talk · February 2-February 4, 1998
David H. Gibson · Southwest Landscapes · March 6 – April 17, 1998
Student Exhibition · May 1 – September 4, 1998
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Visiting Artists: Jack W. Plummer · Sculpture, Ken Holder · Painting, Paul McCoy, · Ceramics, Michael Johnson · Sculpture, Ken Hale · Printmaking, Sandy Wassenmille · Handcrafted Boxes and Portfolios,
John Fincher · Monotypes, Rob Erdie · Painting, Art Shirer · Kinetic Sculpture, Ron Watson · Gallery Talk, Karl Umlauf · Monotype Printmaking
Jack W. Plummer · Glyph Enigma · Sculpture · September 21- October 23, 1998
Jack W. Plummer · Workshop Demonstration and Gallery Talk · September 28, 1998
Ken Holder · Watercolor Workshop and Slide Presentation · October 5 – October 6, 1998
Paul McCoy · Ceramic Sculpture Workshop · October 13 - October 14, 1998
Michael Johnson · Outdoor Sculpture Installation · October 21, 1998
Kenneth J. Hale · Past/ Present · Paintings and Prints · November 6 – December 18, 1998
Ken Hale · Monoprint Workshop · November 5, 1998
Dustin Pittman · Sculpture · December 11, 1998 – January 14, 1999
Contrast and Comparison · Printmaking exhibition · January 19-February 1999
Paul A. McCoy · The Basics of Taking Photographs for 3 – Dimensional Works of Art · January 22, 1999
Sandy Wassenmiller · Rock, Paper, Scissors: A Workshop on Handcrafted Boxes and Portfolios · February 2 & 4, 1999
Paul A. McCoy · Human/Nature · January 22 – February 26, 1999
John Fincher · Monotype Production Workshop · February 15-19, 1999
Robbie Barber · Dwellings · February 19 – April 10, 1999
Rob Erdie · Slide Presentation · February 18, 1999
Art Shirer · Kinetic Sculpture Workshop · March 3, 1999
Ronald Watson · Symmetries · March 8 – April 21, 1999
Ron Watson · Gallery Talk · March 31, 1999
Karl Umlauf · Monotype Printmaking Workshop · April 14-16, 1999
Senior Exhibitions: Robert Horvathe · Autobiography,
Bryce Richter · Food For Thought, Adam Chavez, Ben Morton ·
Reality3, Charles Smith · May 7, 1999 – August 12, 1999
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Visiting Artists: Joe Barrington, Sculpture, Karen Bless, Commercial Art and Design, Louise Cadillac, James Pace · Printmaking, Rafael Molina-Rodriguez · Ceramics, Richard Thompson · Painting,
Benson Warren · Sculpture, Norman Kary · Sculpture
Barbara Brault, Arthur Koch, Kirk Hayes, Sherry Owens, Robert Jessup, Susie Phillips · Six Ways of Seeing · September 20- October 22, 1999
Nancy Whitenack · Gallery Talk · September 29, 1999
Louise Cadillac · Collage Workshop and Slide Presentation · October 11, 1999
Rafael Molina-Rodriguez · Saggar Firing Workshop · October 26 -27, 1999
Norman E. Kary · Slide Presentation · November 5, 1999
Norman E. Kary · Souls Redeemed · November 8, 1999- January 14, 2000
Benson Warren · Sculpture Workshop: Mold Making with Moulage · November 9-11, 1999
Senior Exhibition: Teresa Spencer · December 10, 1999- January 14, 2000
Contemporary Prints: 16th National Print Invitational: Lynne Allen: Pennsylvania, Kim Bauer: Texas, Walter Askin: California, Warrington
Colescott: Wisconsin, E.C. Cunningham: Colorado, Michael Dal Cerro: New Jersey, Maritza Davila: Tennessee, Donald Furst: North Carolina,
John D. Gall: North Carolina, Joan Hall: Missouri, Sidney Hurvitz: Massachusetts, Joel Peck: Iowa, Jeffrey L Sipple: Missouri, Claire Van Vilet:
Vermont, Barbara Yoshida: New York · January 24 – February 23, 2000
Karen Blessen · Collage Workshop · February 29- March 1, 2000
Richard Thompson · Horizon/ Memory: A Survey of Paintings and Drawings 1990-1999 · March 10-April 19, 2000
Joe Barrington · Outdoor Sculpture Installation and Welded Steel Workshop · March 21-24, 2000
Richard Thompson · Gallery Talk · March 27, 2000
James Pace · Linocuts Printmaking Workshop · March 28-31, 2000
Student Exhibition · May 5- September 1, 2000
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Thomas Huck · Freaky Fables From the Foothills · Woodblock Prints · September 22- October 26, 2000
Jerry Berger · Slide Presentation and Museum Profession Presentation · September 25, 2000
Thomas Huck · Gallery Talk · October 11, 2000
Elizabeth A. Yarosz · Messengers · Paintings, Prints, Assemblages · November 3- January 12, 2000
Randy Brodnax · Raku Workshop · November 8, 2000
Dan Allison, Tre Arenz, J. T. Grant, Dalton Marony, Pam Summers, Steven Watson · Made in Texas · Ceramics, Sculpture, Painting, Photography, Printmaking ·
January 26 – February 28, 2001
Bill Campbell · Lecture: Working With a Commercial Gallery · February 7, 2001
Robert Hirsch · Photographic Demonstration, Discussion, and Portfolio Review · March 5, 2001
Charles Ray Wells · When Pigs Fly · Sculpture and Drawings · March 12- April 18, 2001
Senior Exhibition: Jamie Cherry · Imagine, Erin Cluley · Paper Dolls, Amber Scott · Pretty · March 26- April 6, 2001
Charles Wells · Gallery Talk · March 28, 2001
Ron Kreml · Workshop: Wax Carving and Casting · April 9-11, 2001
Senior Exhibition: David Bradford · Face the Music · April 16-27, 2001
Student Exhibition · May 4 – August 31, 2001
Senior Exhibition: Kyle Olson · Coming of Age · May 4, 2001
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Printmaking, Nancy Whitenack · Gallery Professional
Daphne Hatcher · Tea Pots, Bowls and Bottles · Slide Lecture and Workshops · September 17-18, 2001
Nancy Whitenack · Counterpoint · Gallery Talk · October 5, 2001
Kathy Liontas-Warren · Monoprint Workshop and Portfolio Lecture · October 8, 2001
Robert Dorlac · Plein Air Painting and Monoprint Workshops · October 15-18, 2001
Brian Johnson · Under the Influence · November 12- January 11, 2002
Senior Exhibition: Da Manimals, James Welch · Adaptation, Kevin Lillie · November 16 -30, 2001
Senior Exhibition: Chris Mayfield · Id, Ego, Superego · December 7- January 11, 2002
Daphne Hatcher, Gary Hatcher · Two Centered: Current Ceramic Works by Daphne & Gary Hatcher · January 28- February 28, 2002
Karl Umlauf · Superficial · A Sculpture Workshop · January 30- February 1, 2002
Gary Goldberg and Sandy Wassenmiller · Get Rowdy: Dallas Cowboys Photographs · March 11- April 19, 2002
Gary Goldberg and Sandy Wassenmiller · Gallery Talk · March 13, 2002
Sandy Wassenmiller · Portfolio Box Construction Workshop · April 8-9, 2002
Student Exhibition · May 6- September 5, 2002
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Visiting Artists: Jesús Bautista Moroles · Granite Sculptor, Mark Thistlewaite · Guest Lecturer, Joe Barrington · Sculptor, Timothy Griffin High · Printmaker
Mark Thistlethwaite · Problems of Public Art · Lecture · September 27, 2002
Jesús Bautista Moroles · Lecture · October 2, 2002
Joe Barrington · Lecture and Welding Workshop · October 21-22, 2002
17th National Print Invitational: Michael Barnes: Illinois, Nancy Campbell: Massachusetts, Kim W. Fink: North Dakota, Debra Fisher: New York, Helen C. Frederick:
Maryland, Gregory Alan Johnson: Texas, Lara Moriarty: New York, Amy Newell: Wisconsin, Mark Ritchie: Wyoming, Lara Ruby: Hawaii, Francisco Souto: Ohio, Mike
Stephens: North Carolina, Ilgim Veryeri: Illinois, Jeffrey S. Wood: Texas, Chuck Zimmer: Tennessee · November 8- January 10, 2003
Timothy Griffin High · Lecture and Demonstration · November 11, 2002
Senior Exhibition: Jennifer Prince, Jackie S. Karch, Krystal Shelton, Michael Litteken · December 6, 2002- January 10, 2003
Brian Curling, Jenny Freidman, Deb Oden- Meza · Paper-Unprimed · January 13- February 7, 2003
Philana Oliphant · Constellations · January 24, 2003 –February 28, 2003
Marilyn Derwenskus · Encaustic Workshop · February 1, 2003
Walter W. Nelson · Pilgrimage Into Art · March 24- April 18, 2003
Student Exhibition: Courts Griner · Emily Pothasf, Rachel Rosebery,
Jeanette Schevers · May 5 - September 6, 2003
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Katherine Liontas-Warren · Landscapes from the Heart · Stone Lithographs and Drawings · September 22- October 24, 2003
Katherine Liontas-Warren · Gallery Talk and Demonstration · October 8, 2003
Jerry Wray, Gwen Talbot Hodges · Aqua Visions · November 7- December 6, 2003
Richard Thompson, Stephen Daly · Encounters · January 23- February 27, 2004
Peter Van Ael · Strata · March 22- April 23, 2004
Senior Exhibition · May 6-September 5, 2004
Student Exhibition · May 7- August 31, 2004
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Libby, Kathy Lovas, David Newman, Pamela Parks, Jana Perez, Betty Press, Libby Rowe, Kent Rush, Vada Seals, Prince V. Thomas, Tim Tracz, Sandy Wassenmiller, Thomas Whitworth,
Mark Witting · September 10-October 14, 2004
Suguru Hiraide · Epitome TX · October 29- December 11, 2004
Karen Blessen · Collage Artist and Visual Journalist · January 21-March 5, 2005
18th Annual University of Dallas Print Invitational · March 21- April 22, 2005
Student Exhibition · May 6-August 26, 2005
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Selections: Students Work · September 16 – November 30, 2005 (Foyer)
Juergen & Gisela-Heidi Strunck, Prints and Sculpture · October 14 – December 9, 2005
John Fincher · Solarplate and Monotype Workshop · October 31-November 3, 2005
Senior Exhibition: Lauren George, Joshua Bruno · December 9 – January 12, 2006 (Foyer)
Contemprary American Serigraphs: Co-curated by Tim High and C. Robert Schwieger · Invited Artists Include Future Akins, Lubbock, TX; Richard Ash III, Wichita Falls,
TX; Sydney Cross, Pendleton, SC;Jonas Criscoe, Austin, TX; Lise Drost, Miami, FL; Ken Grizzell, Lawrence, KS; Roni Henning, Brooklyn, NY; Tim High, Austin, TX; John
Hitchcock, Madison, WI; Stephanie Hunder, St. Paul, MN; Brian Johnson, Austin, TX; Lynwood Kreneck, Lubbock, TX; Kathryn Maxwell, Tempe, AZ; Susan Moffett, New
Albany, IN; Rebecca Riley, Houston, TX; Robert Schwieger, Lincoln, NE; Kim Tester, Roxbury, CT; Frances Valesco, Alameda, CA · January 13 – February 26, 2006
Fourteenth Annual High School Art Competition · February 18- March 3, 2006 (Foyer)
Mark Epstein · Ceramics Workshop · February 22, 2006
Gary Goldberg · Texas Singer Songwriters · Concert with Ray Wylie Hubbard · March 13 – April 21, 2006
Patricia Nelson · Metals and Jewelry Workshop · April 6-7, 2006
Student Exhibition · May 5 – September 8, 2006
Senior Exhibition: Brittani Harrison, Myron Davis · May 5 – September 8, 2006 (Foyer)
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Elizabeth Yarosz-Ash · Celare/Revelare · Ways of Seeing · Main Gallery · September 15, 2006 – November 3, 2006
MSU Painting Undergraduate · Foyer Gallery · Painting and Mixed Media · September 15, 2006 – November 3, 2006
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Visiting Artist Lecture and Portfolio Review · September 18, 2006
Alyssa Gaines and Lindsey O’Neal · Depravity · Foyer Gallery · Painting · November 17- November 30, 2006
Senior Exhibition: Jori Brewer, Michelle Emerson, Ashley Gremillion, Julie Stormer and Meegan Weaver · Foyer Gallery · December 8, 2006 – January 5, 2007
Patricia Earl, Visiting Professor, Texas Tech University · Friend of Dorothy: A Queer Sensibility · Main Gallery · Digital Photography · November 17, 2006 –
January 5, 2007
Shannon and William Cannings · Under Pressure · Adjunct Professor of Art and Sculpture Professor, Texas Tech University · Main Gallery ·
Painting, Drawing and Sculpture · January 19, 2007 – February 23, 2007
Visiting Artist · February 22-23
British Studies · Foyer Gallery · Photograph · January 19, 2007 – February 9, 2007
Fifteenth Annual High School Art Competition · Foyer Gallery · February 17, 2007 – March 1, 2007 · Opening:
Saturday, February 17, 2007 11am-2pm
19th University of Dallas National Print Invitational · Main Gallery · Printmaking · March 9, 2007 – April
20, 2007
Curated by Meegan Weaver · Persecution · MSU and Cameron University · Foyer Gallery · All
Media · March 9, 2007 – April 20, 2007
Student Exhibition: Main Gallery · All Media · May 4, 2007 – August 24, 2007
Senior Exhibition: Kim Bartel, Katy Blackwood, Johnna Krantz and Jim
Thomason · Foyer Gallery · May 4, 2007 – August 24, 2007
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Visiting Artists: Susan Dunkerley Maguire, Guerrilla Girls, Danville Chadbourne
Susan Dunkerley Maguire · Main Gallery · September 14, 2007 – October 19, 2007
University Artist Lecture Series and Fain Fine Arts Visiting Artist Program Presents an Evening with the Famed Guerrilla Girls! · Guerrilla Girls · November 2, 2007
Danville Chadbourne · Artist talk/portfolio review · Ceramic and Mixed Media · Main Gallery · November 2, 2007 – January 5, 2008
Senior Exhibition: Kayla Ward and Danny Webster · Art Education · Foyer Gallery · November 2, 2007 – November 30, 2007
Senior Exhibition: Gharon Burton, Casey Cooper, Alyssa Gaines, Maggie Johnson, Catie Lerew and Casey Meurer · Studio · All media · Foyer Gallery and Wichita Falls
Museum of Art · December 7, 2007 – January 5, 2008
Steve Hilton, Assistant Professor, Midwestern State University · Iterations · Ceramic Installation · Main Gallery · January 18, 2008 – February 22, 2008
From The Ceramic Studio · Foyer Gallery · Ceramic · January 18, 2008 – February 8, 2008
Animating Democracy Through the Arts · Arts & Civic Engagement Workshops · Presented by Animating Democracy, a Program of the
Americans for the Arts · Friday, February 22, 2008
Sixteenth Annual High School Art Competition · Foyer Gallery · February 16, 2008 – March 3, 2008
Carol Flueckiger, Robin Germany and Song-Mi Yoo · Out of the Blue · Painting, Photography, Printmaking and Mixed
Media · Front Main Gallery
Monochrome, The Study of Orange · Mary Bausman, Shannon Cannings, William Cannings, Gina Dominique,
Carol Flueckiger, Deborah Gavel, Robin Germany, Wes Harvey, Mel Hombre, Joyce Howell, Stephanie
Lanter, Jane Mahon, Jonathan Whitfill, Song-Mi Yoo · Back Main Gallery · March 7, 2008 – April 18, 2008
From the Studio of Design 1 · Foyer Gallery · March 7, 2008 – April 18, 2008
Student Exhibition: All Media · Main Gallery · May 2, 2008 – August 2008
Senior Exhibition: Foyer Gallery and Wichita Falls Museum of Art ·
Joel Abeyta, Cameron Hill, Cassandra Skarsten, Ashley Lindsey ·
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Faculty Exhibition: Main Gallery · September 12, 2008 – October 10, 2008
Art Camp · Foyer Gallery · All media · September 12, 2008 – October 10, 2008
Thirty Year Selected Retrospective: Midwestern State University Art Gallery 1978-2008 · Main Gallery · All media · October 31, 2008 –
January 9th, 2009
[Faculty Exhibition 2008]
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Since 1978, The Juanita Harvey Art Gallery (formerly the University Art Gallery) has been
committed to presenting some of the most challenging and innovative work done by artists
living primarily in the southwest. The recently renovated gallery functions as an important
instructional space for students and as the major visual arts community outreach for the
Fain College of Fine Arts. For 30 years the gallery’s numerous exhibitions, artists’ lectures,
and gallery talks have advanced the importance of the visual arts to students, the university
community, and beyond.
The Juanita and Ralph Harvey School of Visual Arts is most grateful especially to the
Harvey family for their continued and vital commitment to our program, as well as others in the
community who through their contributions have nourished the growth of culture in our region.
Sincere appreciation is extended to Jesse Rogers, President of Midwestern State University,
under whose leadership and patronage the art program has thrived. We are indebted to Howard
Farrell, Vice-President of University Advancement and Student Affairs, and Anne Opperman,
Director of Donor Services and Special Projects for their considerable efforts on our behalf.
Recognition goes to Ronald Fischli, Dean of the Fain College of Fine Arts who has been unfailingly
supportive of all creative endeavors.
My thanks also to Gallery Director Catherine Prose and Professor Richard Ash for their
spirited teamwork in selecting this group of artists, to Catherine Prose for producing the catalog,
and to Catherine, assisted by Kit Reisch, Exhibition Preparator, for successfully hanging this group
of artworks in a compelling and cogent manner. Finally, it is the profound dedication of the 29
artists included in this exhibition that testifies to the vitality and depth of art in the southwest.
We deeply thank each of them for their contributions and participation in this special exhibition.
Nancy Steele-Hamme, Chair
The Juanita and Ralph Harvey School of Visual Arts
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If we are to believe the Americans for the Arts ad campaign that “the less art kids get the
more it shows,” we would easily believe after reading through this document that Midwestern
State University, the City of Wichita Falls, and surrounding areas have a thirty year history of
demanding more.
The exhibition Thirty Year Selected Retrospective: University Art Gallery 1978-2008
serves as a selected sampling of the talented artists we have had the honor of representing in
the past thirty years. We thank these individual artists for allowing us to share in their success.
A warm thank you must go to Richard Martin Ash, co-curator of the exhibition, for the giving of
his time and memories toward this collection of artists’ work and exhibition history. Through
generous funding from the President’s Excellence Circle, the gallery has been able to produce
this accompanying catalogue recording each exhibition and visiting artist hosted by the newly
named Juanita Harvey Art Gallery in the Fain Fine Arts Center at Midwestern State University
since 1978. After the exhibition has concluded and the work is returned to the artists, this
accompanying catalogue and exhibition history will continue to complement Midwestern State
University, the City of Wichita Falls, and surrounding areas’ demand for more creative thinking.
I must give my heart felt gratitude to Nancy Steele-Hamme, Chair, for her leadership
and support of this project. Thanks to Kit Reisch, exhibition preparatory and technical assistant,
for his swift and professional help throughout this project. To Jesika Fisher, School of Art
secretary, and Stephanie Gorham, secretary to the Dean of Fine Arts, for their creativity and
organization. Lastly a thank you to my student assistant Kelley Hughes who is willing to take on
any task I give her and do it well.
Catherine Prose,
Assistant Professor of Art / Gallery Director
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John Fincher, Cactus with Knife II, Oil on Canvas, 32 x 40 from the collection of Richard and Elizabeth Ash
Gisela-Heidi Strunck, Path Admirer, oak, mahogany, cherry, padauk, teak, birch, maple, purpleheart, copper, aluminum, metallic floss, acrylic, 41.5 x 13 x 10.5
Wayne Kimball, An Emperor and Someone Else’s Horse, lithograph, 19 x 24. Wayne Kimball, Two Portraits One Having Very Large Nostrils, lithograph, 19 x24
Jim Pink, Dinner, lithograph, 30 x 22 from the collection of Richard and Elizabeth Ash
Mark McDowell, Conversationalist, oil on canvas, 11 x 15. from the collection of Richard and Elizabeth Ash
Maurice Gray, Tongue Tied, mixed media, 16 x 20 from the collection of Richard and Elizabeth Ash
Ken Dixon, Order & Disorder/Maze, acrylic on wood/wood engraving, 31 x 35
Joe Ed Barrington, The result of a 1960s Popular Mechanics article on how to Turn Your Pickup into a Bi-Plane in a Weekend,12 x 8 x 10
Frank Gohlke, Boxboro Depot, chromogenic color print
Douglas Kent Hall, Florence: Travel Series, photograph, 24x31. Douglas Kent Hall, Beach Boys: Travel Series, photograph, 24 x 31
Warren Taylor, Baroque- Nouveau, watercolor on paper, 24 x 33
Dan Hammett, Red Lidded Tri-Pedal Form, reduction lined stoneware, 12 x 12 x 30
Timothy McDowell, The Sower Reaps, encaustic on maple panel 36 x 36
James Robert Pace, Red Guard, canvas, paper, paint, fabric, photo emulsion, straw, reflective material,
fishing bobber, gunpowder, rubber, 16 x 60. James Robert Pace, Maolearnstocount, canvas, polymer,
shellac, paint, fabric, photo emulsion, 18 x 72
Barbara Frey, Crown #14, porcelain, 9 x 15 x 15
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Thomas Seawell, Variations on Themes of Jacques Callot No. VI, serigraph, 14 x 21 - Thomas Seawell, Variations on Themes of Jacques Callot No. VII, serigraph, 14 x 21
Mark Anderson, Memory of Time, foam relief print, 20 x 16
Timothy High, Vanity Fair No. 31, After Delacroix-Orphan in the Cemetery, four-color process photo serigraph on Lenox 100 paper, 22 x 30
Luther Smith, St. Francisville, UltraChrome inkjet photograph, 32 x 40. Luther Smith, Live Oak: Next to Oak Alley, UltraChrome inkjet photograph, 32 x 40
Karl Umlauf, Iron Yard, pastel, 16 x 16 from the collection of Richard and Elizabeth Ash
David Gibson, Cloud March, Fort Davis, TX , black and white photograph, 14 x 20 from the collection of Richard and Elizabeth Ash
Kenneth J. Hale, Landscape Revision After Vermeer #3, digital print collage, 13 x 19
Richard Thompson, Prairie #1, oil on wood panel, 36x72. Courtesy of William Campbell Gallery
Brian Johnson, A Suburban Transformation, serigraph, 22 x 30
Daphne Hatcher, Four Portals, woodfired stoneware, 11 x 2.25 x 48
Gary Hatcher, Trailed Still Life, woodfired stoneware,16 x 13 x 12
Philana Oliphant, Aquila, relief, 22 x 30
Katherine Liontas-Warren, Journey, pastel on paper, 38 x 52.2
Juergen Strunck, KJJ-13, ink on Japanese fiber, 38x38
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