Faculty
The Art Department faculty at EOU are dedicated to bring their diverse experience and artistic explorations to bare in teaching challenging studio and art history courses. We are dedicated working artists with active studio practices and expertise in a variety of media and conceptual approaches to making art.
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Nightingale Gallery ushers in 2012 with an exhibition of contemporary collage.
“Meaning to Glue” is curator Cory Peeke’s examination of 11 contemporary artists who use materials, images and forms which speak to collection, recollection and reinterpretation.
An opening reception is planned for Friday, Jan. 13 from 6-8 p.m. in the gallery located in Loso Hall at EOU.
“Meaning to Glue” presents a selection of works by respected Oregon collagists Ian Clark and Tsilli Pines, internationally recognized artists Andy DuCett, Fred Free, James...
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Nightingale Gallery of Eastern Oregon University is excited to open our 2011-12 exhibition season with our triennial Alumni Exhibition. The exhibit runs September 30 through October 28. There will be an opening reception Friday, September 30, 6-8pm in the gallery. The exhibit features work by 11 EOU Art Program graduates.
The work of these alumni cover a wide range of media from drawing to painting to mixed media to sculpture. The exhibiting artists represent a span of forty years of Art Program graduates. Those showing include nationally...
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The Nightingale Gallery of Eastern Oregon University is pleased to present Mirrors of Experience, a solo exhibition of local artist and EOU alumna Mariah Boyle.
The exhibition opens Friday, April 2nd with a reception from 6-8pm in the gallery located in Loso Hall. The show will run through Friday, April 23rd. Gallery hours are Monday through Friday 11am to 4pm.
Mirrors of Experience will present a selection of Boyle’s recent large scale charcoal drawings. Boyle’s dynamic works, often feature self-portraits, and are derived from...
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