Wednesday, October 13

Arts Day is an annual celebration of the arts in our community and curriculum. It is an opportunity to appreciate the impact of the arts in our daily lives, and to explore the critical and creative nature of the visual and performing arts. Visitors, students, faculty, and staff are encouraged to participate in art activities and discussions, explore, learn, and engage the human urge to create, make, and share.

All events are free and open to the public.

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ALL DAY EVENTS 

Lortz Hall

Bogigian Gallery 
The Foundry Artists 
Visitors to the exhibition will see paintings, drawings, sculpture, and prints by members of The Foundry, a Chambersburg artist co-op, located at 100 South Main Street.  
Sponsored by Division of Arts & Letters, and The Foundry

Room 200 (Design Studio)
FA 142, Intro to Design Exhibition
See student artwork from projects exploring unity, shape and pattern.
Artists: Alyssa Belanger, Reagan Bush, Antonio Bussey, Elisabeth Camplese, Yasir Centeno, Jonae Covington, Anika Eigen-Zucchi, Anna Gibaud, Ashley Kasel, Gaberiella McConnell, Liam Pepol, Adonijah Ramitt, Adrian Thomas, Adam Thornbury, and Melody Vitek.
Sponsored by Division of Arts & Letters, and Prof. Lindsey

Room 300 (Drawing/Painting Studio)
FA 114, Drawing I Exhibition
Visitors will see works in progress on easels and completed drawings on the critique walls exploring value, composition, and the ellipse. 
Artists: Carly Ashway, Madelyn Bush, Anika Eigen-Zucchi, Marissa Eisenhauer, Taylor Frohm, Ramona (Simone) Hawkins, Joshua Howells, Ashley Kasel, Liam Pepol, Adonijah Ramitt, Allison Reber, and Adam Thornbury.
Sponsored by Division of Arts & Letters, and Prof. Lindsey

Room 306 (Seminar Room)
FA 115 Art Appreciation Exhibition
Students in Art Appreciation made a series of analog drawings exploring mark-making in the language of line, employing the art elements and principles of design. Compositions emphasize emotional associations through line, shape, color and form. 
Artists: Madelyn Bush, Allison Carl, Alexa Dell, Nathaniel Hoffman, Gaberiella McConnell, Ashley Mellott, Deahnirah Menedis, and Kelsey Novak. 
Sponsored by Division of Arts & Letters, and Prof. Lindsey

John Stewart Memorial Library

Monitor next to Circulation Desk
Dancing on the Screen
View some of our favorite Orchesis dances from the past six years!
Sponsors: Division of Arts & Letters, Orchesis, Prof. Mizanty, John Stewart Memorial Library Staff, Fulton Center for Sustainable Studies

Circulation Desk
Make a Bird Bookmark
Come to the library and make a sweet bird bookmark for your favorite read!
Sponsors: John Stewart Memorial Library Staff

Monitor next to IT Help Desk, lower level JSML
Mariah: Acts of Resistance doc screening
Mariah's focus is twofold: first, activism about the opioid epidemic, art, and corrupt funding sources. And second, to raise awareness for the future implications of AR in public and private spaces (i.e., property rights). Through this experience we pose the question, who owns our virtual space within the AR cloud (aka the parallel digital universe or metaverse) when it becomes reality?

In September of 2020, the Mariah app launched on the app store to substantial press. The first iteration explored AR’s potential for creating multi-layered narratives and its ethical implications by virtually hacking into the MET Museum by replacing big pharma donated art and signage with names and audio from victims of the opioid epidemic via augmented reality.
Sponsors: Division of Arts & Letters, John Stewart Memorial Library Staff, and Prof. DelMarcelle

Lenfest Commons

Lenfest Back Patio
Sesquicentennial Mural
Take a few minutes and check out the Sesquicentennial mural, located on the back patio of Lenfest Commons. The mural was created by local artist Pete Mazzone, and explores color, shape, and form in a double-sided landscape.
Sponsored by Office of Institutional Advancement, Marketing and Communications, and Sesquicentennial Committee

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SCHEDULED PRESENTATIONS AND EVENTS

9 a.m. – 12 p.m., 1 – 4 p.m.
Voices from the Wine Dark Sea
Hunnicutt Gallery (in the Hankey Center)
Be inspired by the new exhibition in the Hunnicutt Gallery, Voices from the Wine Dark Sea, officially opening Friday, October 22.
Create a drawing, take a photograph, or write a poem inspired by one or more of the artifacts on display in the Hunnicutt Gallery (located in the Hankey Center)
 
Submit an artwork in one of the three categories:
Drawing – Judged by Professor Philip Lindsey
Photography – Judged by Professor Adam DelMarcelle
Poetry – Judged by Professor Michael Cornelius
 
One winner will be chosen from each category. Each winner will receive $10 in Phoenix cash.
 
Microsoft Form for Submission
https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=6tl_cnbkgE2nymdBudd…
Sponsored by Division of Arts & Letters, and Prof. Rock-McCutcheon

11 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Collaboration with Prof. Lindsey
Lenfest Commons Gazebo
Collaborate on a drawing and/or painting (or series of drawings and paintings) with Prof. Lindsey. 
Sponsored by Division of Arts & Letters and Prof. Lindsey

12 – 12:30 p.m.
Bible Study
Prayer Chapel (Lenfest 006)
All are invited to weekly Bible study with Chaplain Derek in the Prayer Chapel (lower Lenfest 006) and on https://wilson.zoom.us/j/92788669891    Meeting ID: 927 8866 9891 Passcode: 582694
Sponsored by Helen Carnell Eden Chaplain Derek Wadlington

 

12:30 – 3 p.m.
Beneath These Pines and Maples: Historic Photographs of Wilson College
Hankey Center
A collection of rare photographs of long ago people and places. See if you can recognize the Wilson Campus and traditions of 1870! Also check out the original seats from Allen Auditorium and the dining hall, plus furniture from Sarah Wilson’s bedroom and Margaret Disert’s living room.
Sponsored by The Hankey Center for the History of Women’s Education

 

1 – 2 p.m.
Meet the Artist
Bogigian Gallery 
The Foundry Artists 
Regional artist, Anne Finucane, will be in Bogigian Gallery. Drop by for the opportunity to meet the artist, see her work, as well as the work of other regional artist members of The Foundry. Ask questions, get an autograph, or just say hello. Visitors to the exhibition will see paintings, drawings, sculpture, and prints by members of The Foundry, a Chambersburg artist co-op, located at 100 South Main Street.  
Sponsored by Division of Arts & Letters, The Foundry, and Anne Finucane

 

1 p.m.
Artwork Giveaway!
Lenfest Commons Gazebo
Enter a raffle for free art giveaways. Artwork courtesy Wilson College student artists and Prof. Lindsey.
Sponsored by Division of Arts & Letters and Prof. Lindsey

 

2 p.m.
Artist Talk: Professor Adam DelMarcelle
John Stewart Memorial Library lower level
Adam DelMarcelle’s prints and social art actions have been made in Pennsylvania, on the frontlines of the exploding opioid epidemic and have functioned to educate and mobilize community response through compelling his viewers to ask better questions by asking themselves by considering what part of the landscape of the problem they are responsible for. After losing a brother to an opioid overdose, DelMarcelle committed his life to the betterment of his community through his work as an educator and artist. In 2020 he co-launched Mariah. Mariah is a site-specific, augmented reality application that narrates stories of historical injustice through the backdrop of significant cultural institutions and the funding that has allowed them to exist. DelMarcelle’s work is in the permanent collections of the Library of Congress in Washington DC, Cushing Whitney medical library at Yale University, Syracuse University, Quillen College of Medicine medical Library, The Samek Museum and several other collections throughout the United States. DelMarcelle holds a BFA from Pennsylvania College of Art and Design and an MFA from Vermont College of Fine Arts and is an Assistant professor in the BA and MFA program at Wilson College in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania. He travels and speaks extensively in the US to students about the responsibility they possess to humanity through the work they create. 
Sponsored by Division of Arts & Letters and Prof. DelMarcelle

2 – 5 p.m.
Fulton Farm Stand
Owens Barn at Fulton Farm
Looking for some farm fresh veggies for dinner or a snack? Drop by the Fulton Farm Stand for yummy fall goodies like fresh produce and Rambling River’s Pastured sustainably raised chicken, pork, and beef for sale! It’s the Art of Farming!
Sponsored by Fulton Center for Sustainable Studies

3 – 4 p.m.
Room 308 (Faculty Studio)
Faculty Open Studio
Drop-in Prof. Lindsey’s studio to see works in progress, materials, and the artist’s working environment. 
Sponsored by Division of Arts & Letters, and Prof. Lindsey

5 p.m.
Cooley Gallery 
Duration: This Indefinite Unfolding
This exhibition examines, interrogates, vilifies, or celebrates the passage of time in all its ugliness and glory. Artists explore perception of time, measurement of time, the impact time has on social concerns, how time shapes justice, and how justice shapes time. 
This exhibition opens October 13, and continues to January 14, 2022.
Sponsored by Division of Arts & Letters, and Cooley Gallery Director Joshua Legg

A special thank you to event sponsors:
Campus Safety 
Division of Arts & Letters
Division of Student Development
Fine Arts Work Study, Adrianna Broome
Fulton Center for Sustainable Studies
Hankey Center for the History of Women’s Education
Institutional Advancement
JSM Library Staff
Marketing and Communications
Mural Artist, Pete Mazzone
Orchesis
Prof. DelMarcelle
Prof. Legg
Prof. Mizanty
Prof. Rock-McCutcheon
Rev. Derek Wadlington, Helen Carnell Eden Chaplain
Sesquicentennial Committee
The Foundry