March 15 @ 1:30 pm – 3:00 pm
Shake Learning Resource Center room 112, Photography Professor Chris Schneberger
Shake Learning Resource Center room 112, Photography Professor Chris Schneberger
Come eat pancakes with Santa!!
Come see Santa at the Vendor Emporium!
December 17 | 1:30 pm – 5 pm |
December 20 | 1 pm – 4:30 pm |
December 21 | 1:30 pm – 5 pm |
December 22 | 10 am – 1:30 pm |
December 23 | 8 am – 1 pm |
Please join us at The Open Gallery for a discussion of photographic artistry of Professor Ron Wise. Speakers Tommy Kleckner from the regional office of Western Landmarks as well as current owners Angi and Andy Barmes will also discuss the history as well as the new plans for the Knox County Poor Asylum, one of the top 10 most endangered landmarks in Indiana.
Open to the public.
During the months of September and October, The Open Gallery will welcome photographer Christopher Schneberger to exhibit his award-winning series titled, The Wanderers. This series takes the viewers on a twilight journey with young explorers that is at once contemplative, worrisome, dreamlike, and arresting. Are they really exploring or are they lost? Where do they want to go? What do they hope to find? What becomes of them? Schneberger leaves us with this notion: “This series is in some ways my own processing of being lost and finding my way, and gaining an appreciation of getting lost as a deliberate act.” We hope you will come and take the journey for yourself.
Christopher Schneberger is an Assistant Professor of Art at Vincennes University and is director for the gallery at Shircliff Humanities Center. Come welcome him to The Open Gallery this Friday, September 1 from 5 -8 p.m. Light refreshments and live music will make it a festive evening.
During the months of September and October, The Open Gallery will welcome photographer Christopher Schneberger to exhibit his award-winning series titled, The Wanderers. This series takes the viewers on a twilight journey with young explorers that is at once contemplative, worrisome, dreamlike, and arresting. Are they really exploring or are they lost? Where do they want to go? What do they hope to find? What becomes of them? Schneberger leaves us with this notion: “This series is in some ways my own processing of being lost and finding my way, and gaining an appreciation of getting lost as a deliberate act.” We hope you will come and take the journey for yourself.
Christopher Schneberger is an Assistant Professor of Art at Vincennes University and is director for the gallery at Shircliff Humanities Center. Come welcome him to The Open Gallery this Friday, September 1 from 5 -8 p.m. Light refreshments and live music will make it a festive evening.
During the months of September and October, The Open Gallery will welcome photographer Christopher Schneberger to exhibit his award-winning series titled, The Wanderers. This series takes the viewers on a twilight journey with young explorers that is at once contemplative, worrisome, dreamlike, and arresting. Are they really exploring or are they lost? Where do they want to go? What do they hope to find? What becomes of them? Schneberger leaves us with this notion: “This series is in some ways my own processing of being lost and finding my way, and gaining an appreciation of getting lost as a deliberate act.” We hope you will come and take the journey for yourself.
Christopher Schneberger is an Assistant Professor of Art at Vincennes University and is director for the gallery at Shircliff Humanities Center. Come welcome him to The Open Gallery this Friday, September 1 from 5 -8 p.m. Light refreshments and live music will make it a festive evening.
During the months of September and October, The Open Gallery will welcome photographer Christopher Schneberger to exhibit his award-winning series titled, The Wanderers. This series takes the viewers on a twilight journey with young explorers that is at once contemplative, worrisome, dreamlike, and arresting. Are they really exploring or are they lost? Where do they want to go? What do they hope to find? What becomes of them? Schneberger leaves us with this notion: “This series is in some ways my own processing of being lost and finding my way, and gaining an appreciation of getting lost as a deliberate act.” We hope you will come and take the journey for yourself.
Christopher Schneberger is an Assistant Professor of Art at Vincennes University and is director for the gallery at Shircliff Humanities Center. Come welcome him to The Open Gallery this Friday, September 1 from 5 -8 p.m. Light refreshments and live music will make it a festive evening.
During the months of September and October, The Open Gallery will welcome photographer Christopher Schneberger to exhibit his award-winning series titled, The Wanderers. This series takes the viewers on a twilight journey with young explorers that is at once contemplative, worrisome, dreamlike, and arresting. Are they really exploring or are they lost? Where do they want to go? What do they hope to find? What becomes of them? Schneberger leaves us with this notion: “This series is in some ways my own processing of being lost and finding my way, and gaining an appreciation of getting lost as a deliberate act.” We hope you will come and take the journey for yourself.
Christopher Schneberger is an Assistant Professor of Art at Vincennes University and is director for the gallery at Shircliff Humanities Center. Come welcome him to The Open Gallery this Friday, September 1 from 5 -8 p.m. Light refreshments and live music will make it a festive evening.
During the months of September and October, The Open Gallery will welcome photographer Christopher Schneberger to exhibit his award-winning series titled, The Wanderers. This series takes the viewers on a twilight journey with young explorers that is at once contemplative, worrisome, dreamlike, and arresting. Are they really exploring or are they lost? Where do they want to go? What do they hope to find? What becomes of them? Schneberger leaves us with this notion: “This series is in some ways my own processing of being lost and finding my way, and gaining an appreciation of getting lost as a deliberate act.” We hope you will come and take the journey for yourself.
Christopher Schneberger is an Assistant Professor of Art at Vincennes University and is director for the gallery at Shircliff Humanities Center. Come welcome him to The Open Gallery this Friday, September 1 from 5 -8 p.m. Light refreshments and live music will make it a festive evening.