February 14 - April 27, 1997

(Main Galleries)
This 5110W wiil be a major installation of video sculptures by internationally know Korean artist Nam June Paik. Containing hundreds of television sets programmed to display Paik's video images, this exhibition features several new works that explore the theme of the
"electronic supe; highway, a term that Paik coined in 1974.

February 25 - April 20,1997
(Koger Seven Gallery)

Contemporary tableau photography of Paul Karabinis, Professor of Photography at the Unlversity of North Florlda, and recent Guest Curator of UTelling StoriesR will be hlghlighted in this show.

April 24- June 1,1997
(McManus Galleries)

PeYutlrul watercolor p~intln~3a by members o~ the JWS will be on vlew durlng thb exhlbltlon.

May 8 - May 25, 1997
(Main Galleries)

Over 100 pieces created by Senior High School students and their teachers will be shown in these exhibitions. Showcased will be the young talent of students in the Duval County School System in the Senior High School show and you will also find out where the students leam such expertise when you view the Teachers Juried Exhibition. Featured will be works in many types of media including paint, watercolor, fiber, wood, photography, clay and mixed media.

June 12 - August 10, 1g97
(Main Galleries)

A retrospective of the last three decades of Florida clayworks, including an historical overview of the contemporary ceramics movement in
Florida and highlighting those artists whc have been instrumental in shaping the course o,ceramics since the 19~)s. rurated hy C'harles Fager, Professor of Art, University of South Florida.

July 29 - September 21, 1997
(Koger Seven Gallery)

This exhibition will highlight the work of this local sculptor who has a studio in St. Augustine. Segal explores splitting, charring, and buming wood, as well as the use of mixed media in his sculptures. He also researches the relationship and interaction of material in

sculpting while creating his pieces.

September 30 - November 23, 1997
(Koger Seven Gallery)


Ms. Watson is a painter, animator and illustrator. Her two-dimensonal works focus on the beauty of the Florida landscape.

November 21 - January 11, 1998
(Main Galleries)

Thompson, a native of Jacksonville and currently living in Atlanta, started drawing at a very young age. This artist has a diverse array of skill in painting, sculpting, printmaking, photography, and composing music. The focus of this exhibition will be her most recent work which is beautiful, colorful, upbeat, large color field paintings inspired by new physics theories. In addition, other works will be displayed, demonstrating the relationship between the different media that this African-American artist works