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Sharon Horvath, Professor, Purchase College, SUNY, is an Academician of the National Academy of Design, has been a Fulbright Fellow to India, a Fellow of the American Academy in Rome and received a Guggenheim fellowship award.
"Art is a reminder of who we are in space and time.
Art inhabits every corner of our existence and flames the Spark of Genius within each of us."Stephen Spahn, Chancellor
A message from the Chancellor
Infinity Gallery was inspired by the works of artist Sharon Horvath, a master teacher who makes available the microscopic and cosmic dimensions of humankind's infinite ocean of possibilities. A James Joycean pictorial vocabulary permeates images, not to be merely hung on a wall but to be a cultural altarpiece or chapel tapestry meant to elevate, elucidate, and carry the viewer from the weightiness of daily life into another realm.
Master artists are magical wizards, guides who are careful not to talk about the illuminated truths in their works. Their works have a voice of their own and how it speaks to an observer. It is our privilege to have our opening Infinity Gallery exhibition of Sharon Horvath's Time Bridges: Earth to Heaven, Heaven to Earth. All proceeds from the sale of works of art will go to support artist, teacher, and student scholarships.
Stephen Spahn
Founder
Infinity Gallery
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Meet the Artist
Visual Arts at Dwight
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Dwight is home to a museum-quality art collection with over 200 pieces of works by world-renowned artists across centuries and media.
Six digital photographs by tenth grader Jake Silber have taken their proud place among Dwight’s extensive museum-quality art collection lining our campus walls.
The Louvre. The Uffizi. The Dwight!