Manchester Magazine Fall 2016 | Page 10

MU | N e w s Gallery Exhibits “Transitions,” selected works by Jeff Diesburg, assistant professor of art at Manchester University, will be featured in Gallery G in the Jo Young Switzer Center until Nov. 18, then move to Gallery 101 on the Fort Wayne campus from Dec. 16 through March 17, 2017. Diesburg earned his bachelor’s degree from Iowa State University and his Master of Fine Arts degree from the Savannah College of Art and Design. At MU, he teaches a wide range of studio courses including Oil Painting, Figure Drawing, Graphic Design, Torchworking and Photography. He worked primarily in watercolor until 2011 when he began creating a portfolio of oil paintings. Indiana artist Hannah Burnworth will exhibit “Quotidian” in Gallery G from Nov. 28 through March 26, 2017. “Quotidian” is a mixed-media exhibition in which Burnworth uses manila envelopes, vintage book pages and wrapping paper to encourage viewers to consider how they spend their time each day. Burnworth has taught art in Indiana public schools for 10 years, including five at Manchester Community Schools. She is a graduate of Anderson University and the Herron School of Art and Design in Indianapolis. Selected pieces from the crèche collection of Max ’55 and Joyce Wheeler ’56 Douglas will be part of a joint show with works from the Indiana Women’s Caucus for the Arts in Link Gallery from Nov. 22 through late February. The Douglases, generous supporters of the University who are profiled on Page 41, have collected crèches on their extensive world travels. Link Gallery is adjacent to Otho Winger Memorial Hall on the North Manchester campus. Alumni artist Jim Davis ’67 continues to be featured in MU’s Alumni Series. His bird photography has moved to Gallery 101 on the Fort Wayne campus where it remains through Dec. 12, 2016. 10 |