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Ed Smith Exhibits Paintings in Solo Show at Cape Cod Museum of Art

January 24, 2013 in A & D News, Exhibitions, Faculty & Staff Focus, Fine Arts, Painting and Drawing

Associate Professor of Painting Ed Smith currently has a solo show, Avian Dreams: 10 Years on the Gulf, at the Cape Cod Museum of Art in Dennis, MA. There will be a reception Friday, February 8, 5:30 – 7:30 pm, a gallery talk by Curator Michael Giaquinto Wednesday, February 20, 2 pm, and the show will [...]

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Ed Smith Exhibits Paintings in Solo Show at Appleton Museum

December 18, 2012 in Art, Exhibitions, Faculty & Staff Focus, Painting and Drawing, Research

Associate Professor of Painting Ed Smith currently has a solo show, The Nature of Things: The Art of Ed Smith, at the Appleton Museum in Ocala, Florida, part of the College of Central Florida. The 21 large scale oil paintings in Smith’s show depict wild life’s struggle to survive with the modern world and technology. [...]

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Associate Professor Ed Smith’s paintings exhibited at Soren Christensen Gallery, New Orleans

October 28, 2012 in Exhibitions, Faculty & Staff Focus, Fine Arts, Painting and Drawing

Belle Terre, new work by Ed Smith, November 1-27, 2012.  Opening reception: Saturday, November 3, 2012 6:00—8:00 p.m. Soren Christensen Gallery is located at 400 Julia Street in New Orleans, Louisiana. Artist’s statement: I paint large scale oil paintings, and use irony and metaphor in my depiction of birds and wildlife to address my political concerns, and [...]

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Crop of Ed Smith's 700 Painting

Associate Professor Ed Smith’s paintings profiled in Garden & Gun magazine

October 25, 2012 in Art, Faculty & Staff Focus, Fine Arts, Painting and Drawing, Research

Associate Professor of Art Ed Smith’s paintings are profiled in the current issue of Garden & Gun magazine. A lifestyles magazine in Charleston, South Carolina, Garden & Gun covers art, architecture, gardening, music and the sporting life, among other topics. In the piece, author Mike Grudowsky calls the birds in Smith’s paintings “brilliantly plumed” and says they look ill at [...]

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