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Exhibition brings art full circle. Ideas cook in the crucible of the concrete world and are made manifest to continue the conversation.

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Intermont Art Walk

Saturday November 11, 2011

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Posted on November 2, 2011 by Perry
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VI Art Walk 2011

Virginia Intermont College hosts our first Art Walk on November 11, 2011. The event includes artwork from students and faculty in locations across the comfortably walkable campus. Theatre performances of Shakespeare’s The Tempest are also happening the same weekend.

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Welcome Back to the Future

Intermont Faculty Show

Posted on September 2, 2011 by Perry
Prometheus Band

The 2011-12 school year will begin with the exhibition, “Welcome Back, To the Future,” showcasing work by Virginia Intermont’s esteemed art faculty. An array of photography, painting, and sculpture will be on display in the main and photography galleries of … Continue reading →

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Blend

Faculty Exhibition at Emory & Henry

Posted on March 21, 2011 by Perry
Consumption of the Virgin - oil - 72x56 inches

Opening Feb. 26: “Blend: Emory & Henry Art Faculty Biennial 2011” will be on view in The 1912 Gallery through April 2. Two of my paintings are on view. Consumption of the Virgin and Across the River Same.

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Reunion

Invitational Exhibition of 100 Alumni

Posted on October 23, 2010 by Perry
Self Portrait at 34

“Reunion” will be on display from Oct. 11-29 at Slocumb Galleries in Ball Hall and on Nov. 5 at the Tipton Gallery at 126 Spring St.

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From These Hills 2009

Contemporary Art in the Southern Appalachian Highlands

Posted on December 31, 2009 by Perry
From Which to Choose in From These Hills exhibition

This exhibition, opening Oct. 23, is guest-curated by Ray Kass, a painter and writer who lives in New York City and Blacksburg, Virginia, where he is Professor Emeritus of Art at Virginia Tech.

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Real People ’09

Posted on July 27, 2009 by Perry
Consumption of the Virgin - oil - 72x56 inches

Two of my paintings – Consumption of the Virgin and From Which to Choose – have been juried into Real People ’09. The exhibition will be at the Old Courthouse Arts Center in Woodstock, Illinois.
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Positive/Negative 24

Posted on January 15, 2009 by Perry
From Which to Choose

I’ve been selected for exhibition in Positive/Negative 24. The painting to be shown is entitled From Which To Choose. This piece calls up for discussion the interlocking choices members of a family make, both within and without.

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generatioNext – Spring 2008

Posted on May 16, 2008 by Perry
generatioNext - Spring 2008

The Tri-Cities Business Journal has a fresh magazine, generatioNext, with a Fresh article for artwork. Several of my paintings were included in the Spring 2008 issue. Continue reading →

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Park Gables Gallery 5th Annual

Posted on May 16, 2008 by Perry
oil on canvas - 40x46 inches

Vanishing Point is a posthumous tribute to the Erwin Burrito Company. Continue reading →

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Appalachian Art Show – Kingsport, TN

Posted on March 16, 2008 by Perry
oil on canvas - 40x46 inches

Vanishing Point was accepted into a regional show at Kingsport’s Renaissance Center. Continue reading →

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Translucent Oxide Brown
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We are living in a time when the number of people extraordinarily devoted to their talent is decreasing, and I see everywhere that there is less place in present-day society for people of extraordinary talent, because of the general tendency to level off the peaks, and make everyone equal, and not accept that there are natural differences among people. It’s completely absurd to be in a social situation where you feel obliged to defend yourself for what you are.— Karlheinz Stockhausen