Associate Professor of Fine Arts
Director of the Bogigian Gallery
Co-Founder/Director of the Summer
  Artist-in-Residency Program

B.S.Ed., M.A., Western Carolina University
M.F.A., Mount Royal Graduate School of Art,
Maryland Institute College of Art

717-264-4141  ext. 3305
plindsey@wilson.edu
Office: Lortz 303

Awards:
Donald F. Bletz Award for Excellence in Teaching, 2001

Philip Lindsey teaches painting, drawing, and computer graphics, and also directs/curates the Bogigian Gallery at Wilson College. He is a painter who makes both abstract and representational imagery. Since 2003, he has engaged the figure and primarily representational painting and drawing. His current work addresses complex portraiture, allegory and metaphor through Biblical, mythological, legendary and contemporary themes. Lindsey is interested in, and influenced by Italian art of the Renaissance and Baroque periods; looking closely at Titian, Tintoretto, and Caravaggio and employing indirect painting techniques.

Lindsey has received a number of awards for his work, both abstract and representational in national and international juried competitions and exhibitions. He is a recipient of the Donald F. Bletz Award for Outstanding Devotion to the Art of Teaching (2001), The Paul Swain Havens Research Scholars Award (2002-2003), a Summer Research Stipend (2006), and Sabbatical Leave (2007).

Installation View, Sabbatical Exhibition 2008

Installation View, Sabbatical Exhibition 2008