[FAC] Correction on Lyles Gallery Schedule

[Pamela Dyer]

The Lyles Gallery in the Speech Arts Building on the Fresno State campus is open Mon.-Fri. 
from Noon to 4 p.m  and 1 hour before performances of TALES FROM OVID.  The department 
is closed for spring break the week of April 6th.

Pamela Dyer
Business & Promotions Manager
Theatre Arts Department
California State University, Fresno
559-278-7512
559-278-7215 - FAX
www.csufresno.edu/theatrearts

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> Date: Thu, 26 Mar 2009 18:25:11 -0700
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> Subject: [FAC] Stellar Gallery Press Release - Tales from Ovid -
> 	Lyle's	Gallery Fresno
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> Stellar Gallery Press Release - Tales from Ovid - Lyle's Gallery - 
> Fresno
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> "Tales from Ovid"  is an art exhibit produced in collaboration with 
> the
> University Theatre and the Portable Dance Troupe  performance of 
> "Ted Hughes
> Tales from Ovid" .  The exhibit is inspired by classical Greek 
> myth, dance,
> music, and the human form, and includes works by artists Jonathan 
> Bock, Mary
> Jane Brewster, Judy DeRosa, and Toby Raetze. 
> 
> For more information on  the "Ted Hughes Tales from Ovid" 
> performance, or to
> purchase tickets for the performance visit
> <http://my.fresnoarts.net/events/ted-hughess-tales-from-ovid>
> http://my.fresnoarts.net/events/ted-hughess-tales-from-ovid 
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> The "Tales from Ovid"  art exhibit opens Wednesday, March 25th, 
> and closes
> April 8th at Lyle's Gallery, Theatre Arts Building, CSU Fresno 
> Campus.  The
> Gallery is open from 9AM to 4PM for viewing, as well as during 
> performances.The show will move on April 8th to The President's 
> Gallery where is will be
> on display through the end of April.   The exhibit can be viewed 
> from 9AM to
> 4PM.  Admission to the art exhibit is free. 
> 
> Artist and Curator Jon Bock states: "Tales from Ovid is my second
> collaboration with Ruth Griffin and the Portable Dance Troup.  My 
> work is
> derived from photos taken during rehearsals leading up to the 
> performance.Because of the demanding timeline between rehearsal and 
> the opening of the
> performance, the work was particularly challenging. With only a few 
> weeks to
> photograph, analyze, synthesize, and print, the deadlines were 
> intense.  I
> found myself drawn to the emotive aspects of the subject, the power 
> of the
> gods, sex, passion, fear, love, anger, revenge. all exquisitely 
> expressed by
> the performances of the cast.  The intensity of emotion inspired by 
> thestories became the heart of the resulting artworks. "
> 
> Jonathan Bock works in a wide range of media.  Photography has been a
> persuasive influence on his work, resulting in a synthesis of 
> photographicprocesses, computer imaging, and traditional 
> printmaking techniques.
> 
> Mary Jane Brewster paints almost exclusively portraits.  Her images 
> arecreated from live models, from photographs, and completely from  
> herimagination. 
> 
> 
> 
> Judy DeRosa, an Echota Cherokee, is a versatile artist who works in 
> manymedia including painting, collage, monoprint, and jewelry. As a 
> visionaryartist, DeRosa's work beautifully expresses the spiritual 
> yearnings of this
> age.  She is a joyful messenger for this new millennium. 
> 
> 
> 
> Toby Raetze "plays with light" by making what he calls light-
> cymbals and
> other colorful and colorless sculptural creations.   Some of Raetze 
> worksare clear hanging circles others colorful boxes.  When direct 
> light meets
> his work it seems to transform into something grand and wonderful 
> like a
> blooming flower. 
> 
> 
> 
> Stellar Gallery  <http://www.stellargallery.com> 
> www.stellargallery.com
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