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Schick Student Exhibition Recepetion

Tuesday, February 1st, 2011

Installation views, 2010 Skidmore Student Exhibition in Schick Art Gallery

The opening reception for the 2011 Schick Gallery Student Exhibition is this Thursday Feb. 3rd from 5:30-7pm.

The show will highlight work by Skidmore art majors in all mediums. This year’s guest juror is Rachel Seligman, a former Skidmore Art History professor and art professional who has served in curatorial positions at the Lake George Arts Project and Union College. Seligman has curated the exhibition by selecting the most outstanding examples of the roughly 250 works of ceramics, communication design, drawing and painting, electronic media, fiber arts, installation, metals, photography, printmaking, and sculpture submitted for review.

Prizes and gift certificates totaling over $1,000 will be awarded to a deserving few at the opening reception.

More information about Seligman and the exhibition, which runs until March 11th, HERE.

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Student Exhibition in Schick Art Gallery Opening

Wednesday, January 28th, 2009
Untitled photograph by Mattan Ingram, an award-winning selection from the 2008 Skidmore Student Exhibition in Schick Art Gallery

Untitled photograph by Mattan Ingram, an award-winning selection from the 2008 Skidmore Student Exhibition in Schick Art Gallery

Each January the Schick Art Gallery hosts a student show displaying work completed over the previous year. This year’s show was juried by artist Michael Oatman, who has selected several student works in a variety of media. Only one third of submissions are typically chosen for exhibit, with upwards of 200 submissions annually. In addition to curating the show Oatman has selected several of the works to receive further praise to be announced at the opening reception.  The Schick Show is particularly important because it gives students a chance to show and possibly sell their work to the larger Saratoga community. The opening reception for the show, which will hang until March 1st, is Thursday (1/29) at 6:30pm.

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