NEW YORK – A multimedia exhibit celebrating the work of three Washington, D.C., women artists and commemorating Black History Month will be on display Feb. 2 to 28 in the Entrance Gallery of the Lowenstein building, Lincoln Center campus, Fordham University. Sylvia Moore Jackson, Jeanne Jarvis and Edith C. Strange, all graduates of Howard University in Washington, D.C., have created a diverse collection of oils and watercolors. Their collages, portraits, landscapes and images of flowers “en-gage the viewer in lasting memory,” says Vivienne Thaul Wechter, Ph.D., Fordham University artist in residence and curator of exhibitions and acquisitions. “Each artist is a superb colorist.” DATE: MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY, FEB. 2-28 TIME: 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M. PLACE: LEON LOWENSTEIN BUILDING, ENTRANCE GALLERY, 113 W. 60TH ST., MANHATTAN
Ryan Stellabotte
Ryan Stellabotte is the editor of Fordham Magazine and the senior director of brand storytelling in University Marketing and Communications. He can be reached at 212-636-6537 or [email protected].
