Dr. John Calabrese
Professor of Art
Department of Visual Arts
Program Area: Art History
Contact: jcalabrese@twu.edu
All works are graphite on paper.
a. 'Altar of Dreams' / 2008
b. 'The Temptation of Saint Antony' / 2009
c. 'The Moon Goddess' / 2002
d. 'Zero Time' / 2009
e. 'High in the Jovian Air' / 2009
f. 'Never Let Me Go' / 2004
g. 'The Glass Web' / 2008
h. 'The Blue Madonna' / 2001
i. 'The Silent Scream' / 1988
j. 'Exorcism' / 1995
k. 'The Unforgiven' / 1990
l. 'Out of the Past' / 1998
m. 'Nightmare' / 2001
n. 'The Window' / 1997
Events and Accomplishments
John Calabrese's works "Heart of the Matter", "Little Girl Lost", "Solar Wind", "The Magnetic Field (Concerto for Emily)" and "This Island Earth" have been selected for the “14th Annual Painting, Drawing, Photography & Print Juried Online International Art Exhibition” presented by Upstream People Gallery. The exhibition will debut worldwide on November 1, 2012 at www.UpstreamPeopleGallery.com.
Dr. John Calabrese has had papers accepted at 5 conferences for the upcoming year. 'The Returning Vet and Film Noir: The Problematic' / Third International Conference on the Image, Poznan, Poland & Hawaii University International Conference on Arts, Humanities and Social Studies, Honolulu, HI, Jan. 6-8, 2013; 'The Power of Art; How Art Objects and Artists Impact upon Characters, Scenes and Plots in the Films of Alfred Hitchcock.' / Texas Association of Schools of Art Annual Conference, San Antonio, TX, Oct. 11-14, 2012 & Hawaii University International Conference on Arts, Humanities and Social Studies, Honolulu, HI, Jan. 6-8, 2013.;'A Pedagogy for Two Part Art History Studies Abroad Courses' / Fourth Annual International Conference on Fine and Performing Arts, Athens, Greece.'
Dr. John Calabrese was accepted into the 500XPO 2012 at 500X Gallery in Dallas, Texas. The exhibition was juried by Aaron Parazette, nationally known artist from Houston, TX.
Professor of Art
Department of Visual Arts
Program Area: Art History
Contact: jcalabrese@twu.edu
Professional Preparation
Ph.D. - Comparative Arts, Ohio University
M.F.A. - Painting, Pratt Institute
B.A. - Art, Catholic University
Profile
Dr. John Calabrese teaches art history courses and has been a member of the faculty since 1981. He is also a successful artist known for detailed pencil drawings inspired from Film Noir classics.
Artwork
All works are graphite on paper.
a. 'Altar of Dreams' / 2008
b. 'The Temptation of Saint Antony' / 2009
c. 'The Moon Goddess' / 2002
d. 'Zero Time' / 2009
e. 'High in the Jovian Air' / 2009
f. 'Never Let Me Go' / 2004
g. 'The Glass Web' / 2008
h. 'The Blue Madonna' / 2001
i. 'The Silent Scream' / 1988
j. 'Exorcism' / 1995
k. 'The Unforgiven' / 1990
l. 'Out of the Past' / 1998
m. 'Nightmare' / 2001
n. 'The Window' / 1997
Events and Accomplishments
John Calabrese's works "Heart of the Matter", "Little Girl Lost", "Solar Wind", "The Magnetic Field (Concerto for Emily)" and "This Island Earth" have been selected for the “14th Annual Painting, Drawing, Photography & Print Juried Online International Art Exhibition” presented by Upstream People Gallery. The exhibition will debut worldwide on November 1, 2012 at www.UpstreamPeopleGallery.com.
Dr. John Calabrese has had papers accepted at 5 conferences for the upcoming year. 'The Returning Vet and Film Noir: The Problematic' / Third International Conference on the Image, Poznan, Poland & Hawaii University International Conference on Arts, Humanities and Social Studies, Honolulu, HI, Jan. 6-8, 2013; 'The Power of Art; How Art Objects and Artists Impact upon Characters, Scenes and Plots in the Films of Alfred Hitchcock.' / Texas Association of Schools of Art Annual Conference, San Antonio, TX, Oct. 11-14, 2012 & Hawaii University International Conference on Arts, Humanities and Social Studies, Honolulu, HI, Jan. 6-8, 2013.;'A Pedagogy for Two Part Art History Studies Abroad Courses' / Fourth Annual International Conference on Fine and Performing Arts, Athens, Greece.'
Dr. John Calabrese was accepted into the 500XPO 2012 at 500X Gallery in Dallas, Texas. The exhibition was juried by Aaron Parazette, nationally known artist from Houston, TX.
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