Meta-Morph: Phase II
Exhibition Info
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Anne Bryan Gallery
Samuel M.V. Hamilton Building
Meta-Morph: Phase II (June 24 - August 1) is an exhibition featuring artwork by PAFA former Low-Residency MFA students who graduated in August 2020.
Kevin Hetzel, Anissa Krajewski, Suzanne M. Morgan, and Kelsey L.Rumpf were unable to present their thesis exhibition to the public last August. PAFA is excited to present recent work by these exceptional artists this summer.
The Low-Residency Master of Fine Arts (Low-Res MFA) program is designed to foster an interest in life-long learning and making in our graduates, which will be on display in this exhibition. Viewers of the exhibition will observe different approaches to creating art. Yet the art objects are similarly the result of a rigorous, thoughtful creative process.
Kevin Hetzel, "Genealogy", cut paper collage,12in x 15in, 2020
Anissa Krajewski, "Separation", spray paint, acrylic paint and resin on 36in x 36in canvas, 2021
Suzanne M. Morgan, "What Remains #66" (Collaborative credit to Quarador MBF and Quantum of Solace), modeling compound, 66in x 105in, 2021
Kelsey L. Rumpf, "Psalms", colored pencil on black paper, tulle, brass brads, and embroidery floss, 2019
Installation Views
Meta-Morph: Phase II. Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, June 24, 2021–August 1, 2021. Photo by Adrian Cubillas, courtesy of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Philadelphia.
Meta-Morph: Phase II. Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, June 24, 2021–August 1, 2021. Photo by Adrian Cubillas, courtesy of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Philadelphia.
Meta-Morph: Phase II. Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, June 24, 2021–August 1, 2021. Photo by Adrian Cubillas, courtesy of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Philadelphia.
Meta-Morph: Phase II. Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, June 24, 2021–August 1, 2021. Photo by Adrian Cubillas, courtesy of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Philadelphia.
Meta-Morph: Phase II. Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, June 24, 2021–August 1, 2021. Photo by Adrian Cubillas, courtesy of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Philadelphia.
