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photography in high school,
has a series of eight, 8x10 black
and white photos of a recent
trip to Italy in the show.
She said knowing she could
exhibit in the gallery spurred
her to work more with the
medium over the last year.
“This year I have more in the
exhibit. Because I knew I would
have some place to put them, I
took more photos,” Altman said.
Another exhibitor’s eclectic
mix of pieces chronicle a fever-
“Because I knew I would have some place
to put them, I took more photos.”
Karyn Altman
Misericordia junior
ish year back at the artistic
helm after a 25-year hiatus.
“You might say the majority
of my pieces in this show are
the result of a brain meld which
ended a quarter-of-a-century
creative block,” said Marie Sto-
larick, a staff member, who has
a degree in art.
Stolarick’s pieces include
rock and wood sculpture, paint-
ings and graphic art. In her col-
lection she pays homage to her
father, a wood worker, and ex-
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amines the connection between
his memory and the spark that
re-ignited her creativity.
“All the time I've Kno
Marie, I never knew she was an
art major,” said Benedetti about
Stolarick. “It makes the whole
show worth it if it re-inspires
one person.” ;
The exhibit runs through
February 25. For information
and gallery hours, call 674-
6250.
POST PHOTOS/ERIN YOUNGMAN
In photos, from left: Michael Petrosky, a Misericordia campus safety officer, matted photos for the exhibit. Petrosky has pastel compositions
and color photography in the show; Karyn Altman, a Misericordia junior, and Adam Lowe, a senior, look at an original, antiquated stock
certificate from his collection “Art of the Market: Stocks and Bonds of the Various Foundations of Today's Economy”; Marie Stolarick, a
College Misericordia staff member, in front of her her art work, demonstrates the “Call of the Siren” instrument she created. “I don’t want
to reinvent the wheel, but why does a guitar always have to look like a guitar?” said Stolarick about the piece.
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