Amy Archambault (MFA '11) Exhibiting in Group Show at the Worcester State University Gallery

Amy Archambault (MFA '11) will be exhibiting one of her drawings in the show titled, The Global Perspective: Understanding the Past, Looking to the Future,  curated by Catherine Wilcox-Titus, Professor of Art History at Worcester State University.  The Global Perspective  is comprised of 22 artists.  The jurors,  Kristina Durocher (Director of the University of New Hampshire Gallery), Anne LaPrade Seuthe (Director of the Hampden Gallery, University of Massachusetts, Amherst), and Lexi Lee Sullivan (Assistant Curator for the DeCordova Museum and Sculpture Park), selected artists working within a multitude of mediums, but with similar thematic content.  The Global Perspective is the Gallery’s response to Worcester State University’s themed semester: Worcester and the World.  The artists chosen have explored the tensions, challenges, and opportunities inherent in our present time and space.  


For more information about The Global Perspective: Understanding the Past, Looking to the Future, please contact:


Catherine Wilcox-Titus, Director of the Gallery at Worcester State University 
508-929-8826
cwilcoxtitus@worcester.edu



The Global Perspective: Understanding the Past, Looking to the Future

On View: 

Oct. 20- Dec. 1, 2011

Opening Reception: 

Thursday, Oct. 20, 6-8 PM

Gallery Hours: Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays from 1-4 pm. 

The Gallery is situated on the first floor of the Ghosh Science and Technology building, which faces onto Chandler Street on the Worcester State University campus at 486 Chandler Street, Worcester MA 01602.