Carroll Community College’s second Biennial Art Faculty Exhibition, on display through April 20, celebrates the creative endeavors of Visual Arts and Design faculty. All full-time and adjunct faculty, as well as non-credit personal enrichment instructors, are included in the exhibition. Twenty featured artists have 53 works on view, featuring printmaking, painting, ceramics, photography, digital illustration, stained glass and more. The curator of the exhibit is assistant professor and program director of visual arts Jessi Hardesty. The gallery, located in the college’s Scott Center, is open Mondays through Thursdays, 9 a.m.-9 p.m., and Fridays and Saturdays, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. For more information, go to carrollcc.edu.
Sophie Garden and Clyde Johnson mingle during the opening reception of the second Biennial Carroll Community College Faculty Exhibition.(Karen Jackson/Freelance)Jessi Hardesty, Mike Hardesty and Clyde Johnson attend the opening reception of the second Biennial Carroll Community College Faculty Exhibition.(Karen Jackson/Freelance)Caribbean Blue Tea Mugs and Saucer, created by Karen Goldberg, are on view at the second Biennial Carroll Community College Faculty Exhibition.(Karen Jackson/Freelance)Guests look at the art during the opening reception of the second Biennial Carroll Community College Faculty Exhibition.(Karen Jackson/Freelance)Scott Gore created an archival digital illustration titled, “Divine Anatomy of Man.”(Karen Jackson/Freelance)Clyde Johnson’s “Dear Billie: Strange Fruit Berry Necklace” made of sterling silver, turquoise and twine, is on display. (Karen Jackson/Freelance)A detail of Clyde Johnson’s “Dear Billie: Strange Fruit Berry Necklace,” made of sterling silver turquoise and twine. (Karen Jackson/Freelance)David Nicolas, of Cumberland, looks at “Histochemical Birth 1” by Terence Hannah during the opening reception of the second Biennial Carroll Community College Faculty Exhibition. (Karen Jackson/Freelance)Danny McGinnis and Brianna McGinnis, of New Windsor, look at the art during the opening reception of the second Biennial Carroll Community College Faculty Exhibition. (Karen Jackson/Freelance)A 3D printed SLA and laser cut iridescent acrylic by Terence Hannah titled ”Histochemical Birth 1.” (Karen Jackson/Freelance)Nicole Diem’s handpainted ceramic “Octo Relief Sculpture.” (Karen Jackson/Freelance)Exhibit curator and assistant professor and program director of visual arts Jessi Hardesty and Rose Mince look at the artwork. (Karen Jackson/Freelance)Jessi Hardesty’s woodcut on muslin, “The Spiritualist,” is on view. (Karen Jackson/Freelance)A found object assemblage in shadowbox titled “Both Sides Now!” created by Sarah Abel-DeLuca. (Karen Jackson/Freelance)“Tall & Short Lustrous Copper Raku Vase,” by Nicole Diem.(Karen Jackson/Freelance)Ed Maiello and Sarah Abel-Deluca discuss her found object assemblage, “Both Sides Now!” during the opening reception of second Biennial Carroll Community College Faculty Exhibition.(Karen Jackson/Freelance)The second Biennial Carroll Community College Faculty Exhibition will be on display through April 20 in The Gallery in the Scott Center. (Karen Jackson/Freelance)The second Biennial Carroll Community College Faculty Exhibition will be on display through April 20. (Karen Jackson/Freelance)
