
Robert Knight, an artist and art professor at Hamilton College, spent the week of May 20–24 working in the Richmond Art Center as a Visiting Artist.
Throughout the school year, the visual arts faculty invite artists from a range of backgrounds and with a variety of styles to take up short-term residency in the creative environment provided by the Richmond Art Center. The Visiting Artist Program offers Loomis Chaffee students an experiential learning opportunity — observing and participating in the process of an artist creating his or her work. In doing so, the professional artists can explain their inspirations, share techniques, and provide mentoring for students.
Robert Knight, an artist and art professor at Hamilton College, spent the week of May 20–24 working in the Richmond Art Center as a Visiting Artist.
Art exhibitions by Visual Art teachers Jennifer McCandless and Mark Zunino and Loomis Chaffee art students are on display in the Mercy, Barnes, and Wilde galleries through May 30.
Artist Joan Harmon spent several days in April working in and among the students and faculty of the Richmond Art Center as a Visiting Artist.
Two solo art exhibitions by Loomis Chaffee Visual Art teachers Jennifer McCandless and Mark Zunino will be on display in the Sue and Eugene Mercy Jr. Gallery from April 30 until May 30, 2019.
"Sway. Shift. Formation," an exhibition by artist Debbie Hesse, is on display in the Sue and Eugene Mercy Jr. Gallery through April 18. Ms. Hesse spent time as a Visiting Artist in the Richmond Art Center and spoke at the Februay 14 opening reception.
We regret that public, in-person visitation to the Mercy Gallery is not permitted at this time due to COVID-19 safety restrictions. Students and faculty who have permission to be on campus and are observing COVID-19 safety protocols may view the exhibition in the Richmond Art Center during regular school hours from.