Susan Slavick’s “Revolution,” oil, acrylic, glue and dry pigment, is on display in the Marion Art Gallery as part of the exhibition “for nothing is fixed.”
Four days remain to see an exhibition by two renowned Pittsburgh artists in the Cathy and Jesse Marion Art Gallery.
The exhibition “for nothing is fixed” on display in the Marion Art Gallery through Nov. 20. It includes large format paintings and ink drawings, as well as photographs and other works on paper, by Pennsylvania artists Susanne Slavick and Andrew Ellis Johnson. Slavick and Johnson currently engage with “pressing immigration themes, including ICE raids, the erosion of the American Dream, xenophobia, and the plight — and perseverance — of refugees.”
A complimentary exhibition publication is available in the gallery. To schedule a free group tour for classes and other groups, contact Barbara Racker at (716) 673-4897 or rackerb@fredonia.edu.
The exhibition “for nothing is fixed” is supported by the Cathy and Jesse Marion Art Gallery Endowment Fund of the Fredonia College Foundation, as well as Friends of Rockefeller Arts Center. Gallery hours this week are Tuesday through Thursday from noon to 4 p.m., and Friday from noon to 6 p.m.
