Robert Shetterly: Americans Who Tell The Truth Exhibit
by Angel Rivera on 2024-03-20T13:24:17-04:00 in Art & Art History | 0 CommentsHutchins Library is pleased to announce the exhibit "Americans Who Tell The Truth" by Robert Shetterly on display now on our main wall. The exhibit runs from now to March 31. This exhibit is part of a larger exhibit presenting a sample of his paintings for the AWTT Project. You can view an additional selection of paintings over at the Ullman Galleries. To learn more, QR codes are provided next to the paintings. The QR codes will take you to the AWTT website where you can learn more about the artist, the portraits, and the overall project.
The exhibit is free and open to the public during library regular hours.
Mr. Shetterly will be the campus convocation speaker for March 28, 2024. Convocation will take place at Phelps Stokes Chapel starting at 3:00pm.
We would also like to invite the community for the unveiling of the next portrait in the Americans Who Tell The Truth series: Berea's own Craig Williams. Mr. Williams is the Director of the Kentucky Environmental Foundation (KEF). The KEF was instrumental in assuring the safe destruction of chemical weapons last year at the Bluegrass Army Depot in Richmond, Kentucky. The unveiling will take place at Hutchins Library on the main floor after convocation on March 28, 2024, at about 4:30pm.
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