Calendar 2006-2007 (pdf file here)

McMaster Gallery in the Department of Art of the University of South Carolina. McMaster Gallery is located at 1615 Senate Street, Columbia, SC. 

Gallery Schedule for the Academic Year 2006– 2007

EMBLEMATIC
August 29 – September 29, 2006

An invitational exhibition of representational paintings that offer images, and objects that indicate a larger context. Artist included in this exhibition are: Jim Barsness (GA), Scott Belville (GA), Robert Durham, (TN) Scott Eagle (NC), Sara Frankel (SC), Tyrone Geter (SC), Kate Kretz (NC), Richard Heipp (FL),  Mark Messersmith (FL), and Marilyn Murphy (TN).

Mark Burleson
October 12 – November 17

An exhibition of ceramic wall pieces by Atlanta artist Mark Burleson. Marks’ work incorporates decorative and representational imagery through the use of multi-media glazing techniques that create uniquely colorful compositions.

BFA & MFA  Exhibitions
November 21 – December 17

Weeklong exhibitions of works by graduating BFA or MFA candidates.  Individates TBA.

Annette Barbier
January   16 – Feb 14, 2007

An exhibition that explores the expressive possibilities of new media – computer animation, virtual interactive worlds and electronic installation. Annette Barbier is an artist and educator and  chair of Columbia College of Chicago’s Department of Interactive Arts and Media.

51st Annual USC Student Art Exhibition
February 19 – 24, 2007

An exhibition that explores the expressive possibilities of new media – computer animation, virtual interactive worlds and electronic installation. Annette Barbier is an artist and educator and  chair of Columbia College of Chicago’s Department of Interactive Arts and Media.

Winston Wingo
March 1 – 30, 2007

A exhibition of Bronze sculptures by South Carolina artist and educator, Winston Wingo.  The works explore his ever evolving interest in urban-related themes.

Student Exhibitions
April 2 – 14

Weeklong exhibitions of works by graduating BFA or MFA candidates.  Individates TBA.

USC Faculty Exhibit
April 27 – June 15

in conjunction with Now This Is Columbia

*Reception Dates may be subject to change