The Furlong Gallery is hosting the Bowling Green State University (BGSU) faculty art exhibit that runs from now through Nov. 10.

 

The Furlong Gallery will display BGSU faculty art with pieces from the digital arts, graphic design, 2-D studies and 3-D studies.

 

“[In the gallery there is] a variety of media and diverse points of view, representing all the different areas within the BGSU School of Art from oils, photography, glass, ceramic, graphic design and so forth,” said Furlong Gallery Director Geof Wheeler.

 

The exhibit at the University of Wisconsin-Stout is part of an ongoing art exchange with BGSU. UW-Stout art will be displayed in BGSU’s Wankleman Gallery, located in Bowling Green, Ohio.

 

“This is an opportunity for the faculty from the two schools to exchange ideas [and] to share their research with each other and with their students,” said Wheeler.

 

The art exchange between UW-Stout and BGSU goes back many years.

 

“There has been an ongoing relationship between the two schools for the past 12 years or so,” said Wheeler.

 

What can visitors expect to see at the gallery?

 

“The opportunity to see some beautiful and interesting works of art,” said Wheeler.

 

Listed are some UW-Stout faculty members who were chosen for the BGSU gallery, they include: Robert Atwell, Foundations; Daniel Atyim, 2D Design; Joseph Haid, Photography; Charles Matson-Lume, Painting/Drawing; Bryan Ritchie, Printmaking; Nagesh Shinde, Graphic Design; Jolee Mickesh, Art Metals; Lars Jerlac, Sculpture; Noah Norton, Industrial Design; Jennifer Astwood, Industrial Design; and Geof Wheeler, Ceramics.