Morin’s photos are layered, visually compelling and socially concerned. His work has a social functionality that extends beyond art. His most recent project, “Hold the Fort”, was used to advocate for a working -class neighborhood in Gloucester. He is currently photographing in a number of US cities on a project about the American woman, questioning the effects of feminine ideals on the current generation.
Exhibition on view: September 6 - October 6
Artist reception: Wednesday, September 14, 2 pm
Photo: Ernest Morin, Proud American/Cape Ann Mass. 2011
The spiral is an ancient motif that signifies a sense of unified wholeness regarding the pardoxes of human experience. Dr. Plummer Rohloff's new works are a meditation upon the qualities of impermanence and fluidity needed for sustaining this spiraling journey, and are achieved through an exploratory process of dropping and pouring liquid acrylics over mixed media collages in order to create spontaneous patterns.
Exhibition on view: October 11 - November 9
Artist reception: Wednesday, October 19, 2 pm
The Winfisky Gallery concludes the fall semester with the much-anticipated annual event showcasing the work of Salem State University’s esteemed studio art faculty.Visitors to the Winfisky can expect to see examples of the latest work from artists such as Haig Demarjian, Benjamin Gross, Richard Lewis, Mark Malloy, Mary Melilli, Kim Mimnaugh, Ken Reker and John Volpaccio
Exhibition on view: November 14 - December 8
Artist Reception: Wednesday, November 16, 6 pm
The Winfisky Gallery is located in the Ellison Campus Center on North Campus. Hours: Monday - Friday from 10 am - 2 pm or by appointment at 978.542.7890.