David MacEachran is showing a series of photographs entitled Women Wearing White. Marguerite Walsh is exhibiting several colorful digital animation stills. Haddad s works are black and white abstract drawings on paper. Adrienne LaVallee has a series of digital transfer prints with acrylic on display. The public is invited to both of these events as well as to the exhibition itself.
Admission is free.
Farid Haddad joined the department of art and art history at New England College in 1979. He earned his BA at the American University of Beirut and his Master of Fine Arts at the University of Wisconsin. For the last twenty-four years, he has taught drawing and painting and has pursued a combined interest in the teaching of visual literacy and design as a communication art. He began his artistic career by devoting himself to a painterly method of abstraction coupled with representational elements, and by the mid-seventies he turned his attention entirely to minimal art. In the early eighties, he returned to gestural abstraction with an emphasis on process.