The stereotypical image of the artist’s studio as a paint-splattered, sparsely furnished garret where the lone artist toils away producing their brilliant works is in much need of re-examination. Many artists’ studios are a far cry from this description, and serve very different functions for their inhabitants. This exhibition will examine the relationship between the studio and the work produced within it by two contemporary artists who will recreate their studio spaces within the Halsey Institute’s galleries.

Here is a link to the exhibition’s online presence :: http://halsey.cofc.edu/exhibitions/herb-parker-joseph-burwell/

This exhibition might pique a visitor who is also interested in medieval architecture and planning to attend the lecture by Dr. Matthew Johnson, “How Castles Work” on September 12 at 7pm in the Simons Center for the Arts, Room 309.