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Exhibitions – George Segal Gallery


Current Exhibition – Now On-View:

Art Connections 8
January 17 - February 18, 2012


Opening Reception: Sunday, January 22, 2012; 2 pm – 5 pm (Lecture and Exhibition Tour:
Collectors Preview at 1 pm – by invitation; call 973-655-6941)

This annual fundraising event, which supports the mission of the gallery, features a special exhibition and sale, offering a wide selection of art for all levels of collecting.



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Fall 2011
Winter/Spring 2012

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Fall 2011 Exhibitions

Carol Brown Goldberg
Painting and Sculpture
September 20 – December 10, 2011


The Carol Brown Goldberg Painting and Sculpture exhibition opens to the public on September 20 and will run through December 10, 2011.
Complementing it is a full color exhibition catalog, a symposium entitled Carol Brown Goldberg, and educational programs for children and adults.

Exhibition curator art critic Dr. Donald Kuspit says of Goldberg’s works “Her sculptures are critically daring, and her paintings convey her free spirit. She surrealizes meaningful objects into aesthetic meaningfulness – exposes the aesthetics inherent in them – and liberates gesture from descriptive constraints in her paintings, as Gorky, Matta, and Hoffman never completely did in theirs. They couldn’t separate the personal from the transpersonal, as Goldberg is able to do, deftly.”

Her works continue to challenge leading art critics and art historians. Quoting Barbara Rose who wrote, “The circles, which seem to shift as we observe them, constitute only one of the complex series of intertwined illusions that the artist, now certain of what she has to say and equipped with the wisdom of experience, is able to realize. The degree of sophistication required to master such a task informs us that it is the result of building on what has gone before, transforming the unguided energy of youth into the discipline of an ordered sense of space and a more conscious awareness of time.”

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Carol Brown Goldberg Symposium
September 24, 2011

2pm to 5 pm
Phyllis and Gerald Leboff Lecture Hall, University Hall

The symposium, Carol Brown Goldberg, will be presented at University Hall’s Phyllis and Gerald Leboff Lecture Hall on Sept. 24 from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.

Speakers include Donald Kuspit, moderator; Don Kimes of American University; Lenore Miller of Luther W. Brady Art Gallery of George Washington University; and Glenn Harper of Sculpture Magazine & International Sculpture Center.

  • Registration fee of $25.00 includes catalog and refreshments.
  • Students with valid student ID are free.
  • Register by Sept. 20, 2011 via Education Coordinator (973) 655-6941 or jacobsm@mail.montclair.edu
  • Check or credit card accepted.

An exhibition opening reception follows the same day from 5:30 to 7:30 pm.

Accommodations will be provided to all individuals with disabilities to participate in George Segal Gallery services, programs and activities.

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Winter/Spring 2012 Exhibitions

Download Spring 2012 brochure.

Art Connections 8
January 17 – February 18, 2012
Opening Reception: Sunday, January 22, 2012; 2 pm – 5 pm (Lecture and Exhibition Tour: Collectors Preview at 1 pm – by invitation; call 973-655-6941)

This annual fundraising event, which supports the mission of the gallery, features a special exhibition and sale, offering a wide selection of art for all levels of collecting.

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Barnet/ Segal: It Runs in the Family
March 6 – April 14
Symposium: Barnet/Segal : It Runs in the Family – March 22, 2012, 6 – 8 pm

This exhibition could have easily come into being as an exhibition of colorists, two painters complementing one another in their handling of various media and choices of subject matter. Peter Barnet’s paintings present family dramas in brightly colored but sharply distorted spaces. Rena Segal’s works display ordinary themes as landscape and still life constructed with extraordinary compilations of line and color. There is much to enjoy from the pairing of these artists’ work, but of course the choice was not coincidental; this show’s painters are the offspring of important American artists: Wil Barnet and George Segal. What is intriguing about the show’s theme is its social dimension. How does the child of a famous artist choose to continue in the field.

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Artistic Discoveries: Congressional High School Art Competition

Date TBA

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Department of Art and Design -- MA Students’ Exhibition

Date TBA

Paintings, sculpture and mixed media works by University students graduating from the Master of Arts (MA) Studio program.

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Department of Art and Design -- BFA Students’ Exhibition

May 13-26

Painting, sculpture, film, video, graphic and industrial design and mixed media works by University students graduating from the Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) Studio program.

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