Maier Museum of Art at Randolph College
Siobhán Byrns to discuss her work in Maier Artist Talk
In “The Green Ribbon: Chlorophyll Prints by Siobhán Byrns,” she explores the romanticized ideals imposed on women, particularly as wives and mothers. ... READ MORE >>
National Gallery of Art curator to speak at the Maier
Allison Luchs will discuss how maiolica artists adapted major works of Renaissance and even ancient art into ceramics during a special lecture.... READ MORE >>
A’Nyeja Adams ’22 named Academy Center of the Arts’ new curator
Adams curates exhibitions, works directly with artists, and shapes how their work is experienced by the public.... READ MORE >>
Randolph student takes advantage of opportunities for hands-on experience in the art field
Elizabeth Bailey ’25 got a taste of independent research over winter break when she visited the United Kingdom to research the life of Welsh artist Gwen John for her senior project. ... READ MORE >>
Nomadic Art: Ann Holsberry ’65 returns to alma mater for exhibition of art
Museum and heritage studies students joined Holsberry and Maier staff to help hang the exhibit and create a site-specific installation, on view through June 1. ... READ MORE >>
Maier hosting senior exhibitions, art history senior presentations in April
Three students are wrapping up their Randolph experiences with exhibitions of their work.... READ MORE >>
Ann Holsberry ’65 works with students ahead of Maier solo exhibition
“Ann Holsberry: Navigating Sea and Stars” opens Sunday, with the artist’s lecture at 2 p.m.... READ MORE >>
New Maier exhibit to celebrate work by or about African Americans
“Legacy: Celebrating African American Creativity in Central Virginia Through Art” opens with a reception from 2 to 5 p.m. on Jan. 25. ... READ MORE >>
CANCELED: Comix artist Mita Mahato to read from work at the Maier
Mahato assembles her panels and pages with cut and collaged papers, joining fragments of used and discarded materials—newspaper, maps, mail ads, packaging scraps—to dramatize the entangled processes of death and renewal. ... READ MORE >>
Professor emerita Susan Stevens returning to give lecture at Randolph
Susan Stevens, Randolph College professor of classics emerita, will discuss her research in North Africa during a lecture later this fall. ... READ MORE >>
