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The Walsh Gallery is pleased to present “Crossroads:  A Shifting Landscape” a multi-media group exhibition of contemporary landscape art curated by Jesse Gordon and Emily Ozga.  The included artists address contemporary innovations in the landscape genre visually, thematically and through the use of alternative media.  Artwork included in the exhibition also emphasizes the changing role of landscape art in the present day as a platform for socio- political discourse as opposed to a…See More

The Walsh Gallery at Seton Hall University presents The Way, The Truth, The Life: Sacred Artifacts from the Seton Hall Collections. Co-curated by Museum Professions Graduate Candidates Danielle Shimkus and Pam Schwartz, the exhibition will present a magnificent array of sacred artifacts, long tucked away in Seton Hall University’s collections. From beautifully handmade chalices to elaborate religious vestments, these artifacts show the marriage of function and beauty in items designed for…See More

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE                                         Terra FormsSaturday, June 25th – Friday, July 22ndOpening Reception: Saturday, June 25th 7 to11pm           Index Art Center is pleased to present Terra Forms, a group exhibition curated by Jeanne Brasile.  Terra Forms is a visual investigation by artists inspired by earthen forms.  The exhibition features artwork informed by topography, geology, tectonics and similar thematic frameworks.  The theme was inspired by the rich tradition…See More

 Jose Camacho – How to Speak Puerto RicanMonday June 6th – Thursday July 21st, 2011Opening Reception: Thursday, June 9 – 5pm to 9pm The Walsh Gallery at Seton Hall University is pleased to present How to Speak Puerto Rican, a solo exhibition featuring artist Jose Camacho.  Camacho was born and raised in Puerto Rico, and moved to America as a young adult in the 1980’s.  These dual perspectives influence Camacho’s artwork, revealing a romantic, yet candid outlook on both cultures.  Identity…See More

PORTRAITURE:  INSIDE OUTFebruary 28 – April 1, 2011Opening Reception, Thursday, March 3rd 5pm to 9pm The Walsh Gallery at Seton Hall University presents Portraiture: Inside Out, an exhibition of contemporary portraiture co-curated by Museum Professions Graduate Candidates Ruth Ballester, Whitney Fehl, and Lauren Thompson.  Artist Ryan Roa will present stage a public intervention throughout the opening and documentation of the event will be on view for the remainder of the exhibition.  All…See More

“Working in Wonder,” a group exhibition, curated by Erin Gray, Danielle Schallom, and Edward Stapley-Brown, will be on view at The Walsh Gallery at Seton Hall University from January 18 through February 11, 2011.  “Working in Wonder” includes artwork in various media by artists that have been inspired by the Curiosity Cabinet, a historical era of collecting occurring between 1500 and 1700.  The exhibit explores the connection between man-made and natural objects or artificialia and…See More

For Immediate ReleaseContact – Jeanne Brasile 973-275-2033 (W) or jeanne@jeannebrasile.comPixelpops! Outdoor Film Festival – October 2010Newark – Williamsburg – Bushwick – Jersey CityScreenings each Wednesday in October at 7pmCurators Jeanne Brasile and Hiroshi Kumagai invite you to join them each evening in October to view short art videos to be projected in outdoor locations throughout the New York metropolitan area. The videos will be projected onto buildings, overpasses and similar…See More

The Walsh Gallery PresentsDRIVING WITHOUT DESTINATIONSEPTEMBER 7 –OCTOBER 2, 2010OPENING RECEPTION – THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 5PM TO 8PMThe Walsh Gallery is pleased to announce a group exhibition of contemporary art in collaboration with the G.K. Chesterton Institute for Faith and Culture. Exhibiting artists were inspired by an essay written by Dr. Dermot Quinn, in which he ponders the ramifications of global culture. Quinn’s essay reflects upon G.K. Chesterton’s seminal essay, “The Outline of…See More

The Walsh Gallery at Seton Hall University presents“Tracy Heneberger – Animal Plant MineralMonday, June 7 – Thursday, July 22, 2010OPENING RECEPTION: Thursday June 10th – 5pm to 9pmSPECIAL SNEAK PREVIEW: Sunday, June 6th – 11am to 4pmThe Walsh Gallery at Seton Hall University is hosting a solo exhibition highlighting wall sculpture by artist Tracy Heneberger. The show is a survey of three-dimensional art created by the artist over the past twelve years in various media including; bronze, wood,…See More

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEContact: Jeanne Brasile, 201-218-9725Index Art Center Proudly Presents“Into the Void”June 18th through July 16th, 2010Opening Reception – Friday June 18th, 6 – 9pmIndex Art Center is hosting a group exhibition entitled “Into the Void.” The show, curated by Jeanne Brasile, Director of the Walsh Gallery at Seton Hall University, will feature artwork that explores the concept of negative space. Featured artists include; Gianluca Bianchino, Jen Blazina, William Cromar , Marc…See More

The Walsh Gallery at Seton Hall University is hosting a solo exhibition of new work by artist Wahala Temi. The show, which is curated by Jeanne Brasile, will feature Temi’s current body of work in various media including; painting, sculpture and installation. Temi’s current artistic output is an expression of her experiences of having lived in both Brooklyn and Lagos, Nigeria during her formative years. The results are a body of work that critiques contemporary life in the West and elsewhere…See More