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2013 Geneseo Recognizing Excellence Achievement and Talent Day 7th AnnualMICHAEL HARTMANFACULTY SPONSOR: RYOTA TAKEMURA, ARTWire HelmetCharcoal PortraitBIANCA BETTSFACULTY SPONSOR: LESLIE STROZ, ARTInspired by Elven Helms seen in "The Lord of theRings" film series, the piece guides the viewers eyewith use of implied and contour lines.AqueductEDITH ALAVEZFACULTY SPONSOR: LESLIE STROZ, ARTJESSICA KIMFACULTY SPONSOR: LESLIE STROZ, ARTMonochromatic Interpretation ofSophie Anderson's Autumn PrincessIt is a monochromatic interpretation of SophieAnderson's Autumn PrincessAqueduct in Italy done in watercolorBRODIE FINE ARTS – LEDERER GALLERYJULIA ANDALORAFACULTY SPONSOR: EUGENE DEZARN, ARTALISON BROCKETTFACULTY SPONSOR: RYOTA TAKEMURA, ARTThe Feast:A set of forks come alive to devoursome fast food. Sculpture.A Little Slice of Peacock: A transformationApocalypse Steeds:A take on the fourhorsemen of the apocalypse. Small but detailedsteel sculptures.When You've Hit Rock Bottom: A platesteel sculpture depicting the inevitable.LIURAN CHENFACULTY SPONSOR: LESLIE STROZ, ARTCharcoal Portrait, Glory:A portrait of agirl in charcoalThe Studio at Night: A still life drawing of anart studioELIZABETH NEEVESFACULTY SPONSOR: LESLIE STROZ, ART"Portrait of Elinore":This work of myyounger sister Elinore. This project was the secondto last assignment of the semester and arguably oneof my best.MOHAMMED HOSSAINFACULTY SPONSOR: PATRICE CASE, ARTSculpture 1: A head made of metal with woodplaced in the center of the head.Sculpture 2:A building blocks. made of metalsheets.PAM HOWEFACULTY SPONSOR: THOMAS MACPHERSON, ARTGrandiose Romanticism:Charcoal andwatercolor on paper. The face of a sad old man.Lenny Haunts You Haunt Me:Charcoalon paper A man seeing Lenny Bruce behind his ownreflectionA Jar Fulla Butterflies:from a lemon to a peacock.JOO YEON SHINFACULTY SPONSOR: PATRICE CASE, ARTUntitled: Sculpture of 4 skullsUntitled: Wood carvingUntitled: plaster statueofTȟatȟáŋkathe famous Hunkpapachief Tȟatȟáŋka Íyotake, or Sitting Bull.Charcoal LandscapeKATELYN COLLINSFACULTY SPONSOR: CASE PATRICE, ARTASHLEY FENIMOREFACULTY SPONSOR: LESLIE STROZ, ARTCash Money:Cash died of Lyme's Disease atonly 4 years old, last spring. This painting is for him.Charcoal Landscape:Charcoal Portrait:ZOE VAN ORDENFACULTY SPONSOR: LESLIE STROZ, ARTMainly vine charcoal,but some compressed charcoal as well.Portrait of Jacob Trost, abest friend at SUNY Geneseo.Monochromatic Master Portrait:Charcoal Still Life:Still Life: This still life was created with a limitedpalette with emphasis on the strategic use of color.THOMAS MULHOLLANDFACULTY SPONSOR: LESLIE STROZ, ARTGeneseo Plein Air: This painting, completedCharcoal Portrait: Portrait of David Lynch inin one sitting, was done outdoors in December witha view of the Geneseo Valley from the SaratogaTownhouses.MARLEE CAVALLEROFACULTY SPONSOR: LESLIE STROZ, ARTcharcoal.Zain: Line and wash portrait (ink and watercolor)Dance of the Kathakali:Thisis a monochromatic copy of an original portraitcreated in full color by a master artist.YULIYA MURADOVAFACULTY SPONSOR: LESLIE STROZ, ARTFinal project for theDrawing I class. Consisted of many objects found inour classroom and the room next door.Charcoal Hand: Charcoal drawing of hand.SAMANTHA HUEBLERFACULTY SPONSOR: THOMAS MACPHERSON, ARTPATRICE CASE, ARTWatercolorpainting that depicts an Indian dance known asKathakali.Charcoal Hand: A study of the artist's hand inCrane Lake: Watercolor painting of a crane.a contorted position done in charcoal.Charcoal portrait: A self portrait of the artistMICHELLE BAIERFACULTY SPONSOR: LESLIE STROZ, ARTin charcoal from a black and white photograph.Plein Air Oil Painting: The Geneseo valley inBENJAMIN WOLFFACULTY SPONSOR: LESLIE STROZ, ARTCharcoal Still Life:When looking at themassive still life we were presented with the task ofdrawing, I decided that I would try to go a differentroute than others. By concentrating in on one partof the still life I was able to create a mood separatefrom the one denoted by the overall still life.Color Master Copy (Portrait):ColorMaster Copy of a work from a past painterKEENAN TAYLORFACULTY SPONSOR: LESLIE STROZ, ARTthe winterAcrylic on canvasweird man holding a jar of monarchsSTEPHON LAWRENCEEMILY DIPAULOFACULTY SPONSOR: LESLIE STROZ, ARTFACULTY SPONSOR: RIO TAKEMURA, ARTI'm Whaley Dreaming: Whales amidst Still Life with Pear & Tomato: Oil Paintcolor study of a still life with a pear and tomatoswirls and lines. Sharpie.Charcoal PortraitÍyotake: A portrait ofBEVERLY HIRSCHMANNFACULTY SPONSOR: LESLIE STROZ, ARTStill Life: My still life is a close up focusing on apair of old boots thrown aside.Charcoal Portrait:My charcoal portrait is aself portrait based on a picture of myself taken byAshley Fenimore.HANNAH MAISONETFACULTY SPONSOR: LESLIE STROZ, ARTPerfection Portrait:This is probably mypiece of work that I am most proud of. It is my firstcharcoal portrait from Drawing I. A variety oftechniques were used in creating this, includingpainting with charcoal dust and drawing withtortillons. The original reference photo, titled"Perfection," can be found in the deviantart galleryof DarkVenusPersephonae.3

2013 Geneseo Recognizing Excellence Achievement and Talent Day 7th AnnualHEATHER CHOIFACULTY SPONSOR: LESLIE STROZ, ARTPortrait of Johnny Depp in Charcoal:This portrait was done as the last project forDrawing I class.Still Life of a Painter's Studio inCharcoal: This still life was done as the final forDrawing I class.LARA ELMAYANFACULTY SPONSOR: LESLIE STROZ, ARTCharcoal Portrait:When initially assignedthis project, I scoured the internet for a face thatwas interesting enough to draw. Almost everythingwas too low-resolution, too highly Photoshopped,or taken in too flattering and perfect light. I wantedto go into extreme detail with charcoals and conveybeauty in imperfection. So I photographed mymother in harsh side lighting and tried to replicateevery wrinkle, line, and imperfection. She still hatesme for it.MICHAEL HARTMANFACULTY SPONSOR: RYOTA TAKEMURA, ARTStill Life: Vibrancy in Hue:AbstractMaster Copy: Renoir's Portrait ofJeanne Samary: The best way to learn is byJESSICA KIMFACULTY SPONSOR: LESLIE STROZ, ARTThis was thefinal project completed at the end of Oil Painting I.This piece was kind of an "aha!" moment for me. Itwas my first project that I really grasped the oilpainting technique.copying a master artist. This painting is a copy ofRenoir's "Portrait of Jeanne Samary."AMBER RIEDFACULTY SPONSOR: LESLIE STROZ, ARTYouth: A Charcoal Perspective:EMILY SWEETFACULTY SPONSOR: RYOTA TAKEMURA, ARTPlein AirButterfly Effect: 14 x 17 , Medium: SharpieCupid's Madness: 14 x 17, Medium: SharpieALEKSANDRA SZCZUREKFACULTY SPONSOR: THOMAS MACPHERSON, ARTand Watercolor, 2D Final ProjectSelf Portrait (Throne): 3'x5'5" Charcoal andpastel on tinted paperNICOLE CURTISFACULTY SPONSOR: RYOTA TAKEMURA, ARTPerspective:This was a project for my 2D artclass, our assignment was to create a drawing thathad a focal perspective. The work includes awinding road and dice raining from the clouds.4BIANCA BETTSFACULTY SPONSOR: LESLIE STROZ, ARTglass container done in oil paints.MICHELLE MOSHONFACULTY SPONSOR: LESLIE STROZ, ARTIvan KramskoiMonochromatic Master Copy: TheBatherColor Master Copy: DuskStill Life: Still life containing a vase, pepper, andThis box project was for oursecond art studio project for 3 Dimensional Design.We have 3 people in our group, Michael, Marissaand Gina. Our task was to create a life size piece ofart that followed criteria such as patterns,movement, line quality and more and project it onto our art piece while maintaining goodcraftsmanship and detail. We could tape or gluecardboard together. However, we can only usecardboard. We have the option to design withcovering paper later on. Our idea was to make stairsthat go up with a figure standing somewhere on thestairs. Since the project has to be taller than thetallest person in our group, our project has to betaller than 5"7 - Marissa. We decided on the heightto be around 6 ft. After that we started cutting outstrips of cardboard to make steps. Each step had tobe about 8 inches and different inches long. We haddifferent lengths because each step was going toget be descending or ascending in different sizes.We also had to plan where to put or point ofcontact-we decided to put it in the middle.Charcoal Still LifeBox Project:Cardboard Staircase: Acardboard structure that accentuates the use ofcontour and implied lines in an abstract portrayal ofa staircase.Charcoal portrait of young childMonochromatic Master Copy(portrait): "Portrait of an Unknown Woman" byGINA ABRAHAM, MARISSA BENSONFACULTY SPONSOR: RYOTA TAKEMURA, ARTAMY-LYNN HALLERFACULTY SPONSOR: LESLIE STROZ, ARTERIN DONOVANFACULTY SPONSOR: PATRICE CASE, ARTMad Tea Party: An Object Study:Anobject study of cups featuring some abstractconcept. Mainly using teacups and a top hat as myobject, the abstract took form with Alice from Alicein Wonderland flying into the tea cups with helpfrom the checkered band around the top hat. Thescene lays a top a book meant to represent LewisCarroll's books, paint medium used on pages.Colored pencil, blended, some sharpie marker used.Notes on Fire:This project uses a mirroredpattern, with a tetrad color scheme. Created firstwas a 3"x3" square, which reflected off a point inthe bottom right corner to create a larger 6"x6"square. From there the 6"x6" square was repeatedthree other times to create a 12"x12" square. Atetrad color scheme with the colors yellow orange,red orange, blue violet and blue green were used.They vary in each 6"x6" frame. Medium: Coloredpencil - blended.HANNAH GLASERFACULTY SPONSOR: LESLIE STROZ, ARTStill Life with Yellow PepperUntitled:Monochromatic copy of Jules JosephLefebvre's "Young Woman with Morning Glories inher Hair" done in oil paints.HANNAH CUMMINGSFACULTY SPONSOR: LESLIE STROZ, ARTLandscape in Charcoal:An Italian villa inthe countrysideSTEVEN ROSENZWEIGFACULTY SPONSOR: LESLIE STROZ, ARTInside the Artist's Studio:A charcoal stilllife of a scene resembling an artist's studio.Pre-angst Sunshine:A charcoal replica of aportrait of a child laying on the ground.KELSEY COLBERGFACULTY SPONSOR: LESLIE STROZ, ARTCharcoal Portrait:This is a piece done inCharcoal of a small child. The child's eyes and theforeshortening add to the piece's composition.Charcoal Hand: This piece is done in charcoalof a hand. The lighting and shadows within thepiece help add to the composition making it unique.Still Life: This piece is done in charcoal depictinga still life image set up in a studio.EDITH ALAVEZFACULTY SPONSOR: LESLIE STROZ, ARTPlein Air Painting:A landscape painting ofGeneseoInterpretation of Frank Cowper'sMolly, Duchess of Nona: A color mastercopy painting of Frank Cowper's, Molly, Duchess ofNona painting

2013 Geneseo Recognizing Excellence Achievement and Talent Day 7th AnnualCHAMBER MUSIC FESTIVALFIRESIDE LOUNGE, MACVITTIE COLLEGE UNION9:00-9:10 Freshman FoundationYasunori Three Ducks Went Wandering12:00-12:30 Saxophone QuartetCHRISTOPHER JONES, JAMES ARCIDIACONO, HOLLY DESMITT, PAULGARING, STEPHANIE SCHECHTER9:10-9:20 Pedziwiatr Stranger Suite: Watch, Wait, TakeStudent composer: PAUL PEDZIWIATRPiano: EMI OKADA9:30-9:40 Shostakovich String Quartet No. 8, Mvts 1, 2Violin: BOB GAGLIONEViola: XINYUAN CHANGViolin: REGINA CARRACello: KEVIN HANSEN9:50-10:10 Horn Quartet: Nikolai Tcherepnin Six HornQuartetsCHRIS JONES, HANNAH OSGOOD, KALYNN SMITH, PETER THOMPSON,ELIZABETH WAYE10:20-10:40 Flute Choir: Handel Water MusicSAMANTHA YELLE, JAMIE JAQUAY, AMANDA THOMAS, MARYMARGARET GALLUP, EMILIE SCHMELZER, KADY ROMIG, DEVIN GRAU10:50-11:00: SamulNori: Traditional Korean Drumming:ByeoldalgeoriHEATHER CHOI, ERIC CHOO, JOANNE WOO, JESSICA MOODEY, JINBOKLEEThe name of this korean drumming, "SamulNori," means four objects(Samul) play (Nori). There are four types of instruments- Kkwaenggwari,a small metal instrument that typically leads the group; a Janggu, anhour-glass shaped drum, which provides the most complicatedvariations of the beats; Buk, which serves as the bassline, and typicallycarries the strongest and most basic beat; and the Jing, which is a largegong that provides a subtle undertone to the rhythm. SamulNori wastraditionally performed in farming villages to ensure good harvest- it istherefore characterized by strong, accented beats and energetic spiritsand body movement.11:10-11:30 Brodie Brass QuintetJohn Cheetam ScherzoHenry Purcell Two Trumpet TunesPaul Dukas Fanfare from “La Peri”Trumpet: SAM DOLEHorn: PETER THOMPSONTuba: COLLIN STILLMANAlto: NICK ELLSWORTHBaritone: TRAVIS O’SULLIVAN12:30-12:50 String Band Traditional American, Irish, andScandinavian folk tunesLYDIA CURRAN, RHONDA DIPRONIO, KRISTEN DRUSE, KRISTENHADLEY, MARIE KALET, LEANORA KARNATH, ABIGAIL KLUTTS,STEPHEN KOWALEWSKI, DANIEL LYNCH, CATHRYN MENARCHEM,JOSEPH NEJATHAIM, NICOLE RAHN, THOMAS ROBINSON, SALLYSCHAEFER, ISAAC SCHULTZ, CHARLES TURNER, RITA WHEELER, MICAHWIESNER1:00-1:30 Jazz ComboCheesecakeAutumn LeavesStrasbourg St. DenisCHRISTOPHER PIKE, CHARLES TURNER, SAMUEL WEINSTEIN, ANDREWPATT, STEVEN ROSENZWEIG, DANIEL KROLIKOWSKI1:45-2:45 Break for Keynote Address3:00-4:00 Thursday Night Jazz EnsembleCaravanPassadoMichaelStella By StarlightI’ve Got You Under My SkinSTEPHEN BARRON, STEVEN COCHRANE, DEREK D’ARCY, JOSEPHDITURSI, KARL DIENER, SAMUEL DOLE, NICK ELLSWORTH, RACHELHARE, NICK IANNARELLI, JUSTIN JOYCE, DOUGLAS KNOWLES,MATTHEW LAWNICZAK, ROBERT LEON, KAITLYN MORGAN, HANNAHOSGOOD, JOSEPH RACANELLI, TARA REBUCK, ANDREW ROBERTS,NATHAN TROMBLEY, ADAM ZACZEK4:10-4:30 Exit 8, a cappellaTrumpet: RACHEL HARETrombone: PHIL CHU11:40-11:50 Iris String QuartetViolin: HANNAH GARFIELDViola: MAGGIE MILANOAlto/soprano: CHRIS MARTINTenor: JOE DITURSISopranos: SHELLY MASSACHI, ALI NIEMIEC, EMILY RITTENHOUSE,MELISSA NIKNAMAltos: JULIA MASOTTI, ALEX MENDES, ELYSSA RAMIREZ, NICOLEPEINKOFER, NICOLE SIMONSTenors: PATRICK DANIELS, JONATHAN MUSHOCK, RUSSELL ALLEN,SHAWN WARDBasses: DAVE DUHAMEL, ANDRE HERRING, ERIK PERRY, BENDURLAND, SAM WEINSTEINBeat boxer: PHIL LONGOViolin: MARIE KALETCello: ERIN PIPEDANCE PERFORMANCE1:20 pm Union Ballroom StageGeneseo BhangraSHADMAN SINHA, ASHLEY BURKE, BILLY O'DONNELL, AMANDA SHAPIRO,DALE IGLESIA, CHAMODI RAJAPAKSEFACULTY SPONSOR: RANDY KAPLAN, THEATRE/DANCEGeneseo Bhangra is a competitive Indian dance team on campus. This genreof dance comes from the Punjabi culture from Pakistan and India. It is a highenergy dance that was originally a celebration of harvest and is nowcommonly performed at weddings and competitions.5

2012 Geneseo Recognizing Excellence Achievement and Talent Day 6th Annual.The Jack '76 and Carol '76 Kramer Endowed LectureshipKEYNOTE ADDRESSWadsworth Auditorium 1:45 – 2:45 PMIntroduction by Christopher Dahl, PresidentDava Sobel“Bringing Copernicus to Life in Prose and Script”About Dava SobelDava Sobel, a former New York Times science reporter, is the author of Longitude, Galileo's Daughter, The Planets, and AMore Perfect Heaven. In her forty years as a science journalist she has written for many magazines, including Audubon,Discover, Life, and The New Yorker, served as a contributing editor to Harvard Magazine and Omni, and co-authored fivebooks, including Is Anyone Out There? with astronomer Frank Drake. Ms. Sobel received the 2001 Individual PublicService Award from the National Science Board "for fostering awareness of science and technology among broadsegments of the general public." Also in 2001, the Boston Museum of Science gave her its prestigious BradfordWashburn Award for her "outstanding contribution toward public understanding of science, appreciation of itsfascination, and the vital role it plays in all our lives." In October 2004, in London, Ms. Sobel received the Harrison Medalfrom the Worshipful Company of Clockmakers, in recognition of her contribution to increasing awareness of the scienceof horology by the general public, through her writing and lecturing. In 2008 the Astronomical Society of the Pacific gaveher its Klumpke-Roberts Award for "increasing the public understanding and appreciation of astronomy."Her GREAT Day keynote is entitled "Bringing Copernicus to Life in Prose and Script." In 2006 her stage play aboutsixteenth-century astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus, called And the Sun Stood Still was commissioned by the ManhattanTheatre Club through the Alfred P. Sloan Initiative, and was also supported by a Fellowship from the John SimonGuggenheim Memorial Foundation. Sobel stated that "My play about Copernicus, And the Sun Stood Still, portrays theevents that made him buck common sense and received wisdom to defend the Earth's motion around the Sun. Thetheme of the piece is a familiar favorite of mine: the great transformation of humankind's worldview through science."In May 2011, as the Elizabeth Kirkpatrick Doenges Visiting Artist/Scholar, Ms. Sobel taught a course called "WritingCreatively about Science" at Mary Baldwin College in Staunton, Virginia. Starting in 2013, she will begin a two-yearappointment as the Joan Leiman Jacobson Writer-in-Residence at Smith College in Northampton,Massachusetts. Lecture engagements have taken Ms. Sobel to speak at The Smithsonian Institution, The Explorers' Club,NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center, The Folger Shakespeare Library, The New York Public Library, The HaydenPlanetarium, The Royal Geographical Society (London), and the American Academy in Rome. She has been a frequentguest on National Public Radio programs, including "All Things Considered," "Fresh Air," and "The Diane Rheem Show."Her television appearances include CSPAN's "Booknotes" and "TODAY" on NBC. She contributes an occasional column toDiscover Magazine called "Field Notes," describing what scientists actually do w

2013 geneseo recognizing excellence achievement and talent day 7th annual 2 artwork exhibits special thanks to the following students for preparing the exhibits katelyn collins, ray ferreira, ian gabriel, mohammed hossain, samantha huebler, mayuko kubo, nate loewenstein