Exploring themes of identity and culture, the work of alumni Knight Artists-in-Residence Quisqueya Henriquez and Sonya Clark meet and cross into a shared space where art and history converge. Join us at an Opening Reception presented by Wells Fargo Foundation on January 27 from 6 to 9 PM. This special reception also marks the arrival of the Center's Winter 2012 Artists-in-Residence. Cash bar. Free admission.

Topics including art, history and identity will be addressed during a special conversation on Friday, January 27 moderated by Sylvie Fortin, Editor-in-Chief of Art Papers magazine in conjunction with the "Converge" Opening Reception. Keep reading if you are interested in learning more about this special conversation.

A new exhibition exploring themes of identity and inclusion opens January 27, 2012 with works by alumni Knight Artists-in-Residence, Quisqueya Henriquez and Sonya Clark. The works showcased in the exhibition will represent a convergence of art, history and diverse cultures using a variety of materials and techniques. This exhibition is made possible with a generous grant from the Wells Fargo Foundation.

McColl Center for Visual Art is pleased to present an exhibition of new works on paper by two of our current resident artists, Isaac Payne and Felicia van Bork. Read more to learn more about the work featured in this exhibition which opens November 18, 2011.

Through graceful and poetic use of materials and form, Carrie Becker and Michael Gayk forge an unexpected relationship between the natural and artificial worlds while echoing prosthetic devices, hybrid creatures and mutations.