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Villa Maria College...
where talent takes you

"Senior Danielle Schrom has been working on her 1950’s inspired collection. Her designs have a modern pinup take with a classic twist to them. Laura Rayer is the second senior and her collection is modern and edgy. It’s very dark, but has girly pastels popping mixing hard and soft together with her leather and lace fabrics. "

- Just a sneak preview of the collections we will showcase at the “Simply - by Design” Fashion Show on April 26 at Villa Maria College!

The Villa Maria College business faculty celebrate the launch of the new Bachelor’s of Business Administration at Villa with FREE cupcakes for all! (at Villa Maria College)

The Villa Maria College business faculty celebrate the launch of the new Bachelor’s of Business Administration at Villa with FREE cupcakes for all! (at Villa Maria College)

Every year, the TALENT at Villa Maria College is overwhelming. Join us for the annual student photography exhibit February 8-22, 2013 in the Paul William Beltz Family Art Gallery at the Main Campus Building of Villa Maria College.

Every year, the TALENT at Villa Maria College is overwhelming. Join us for the annual student photography exhibit February 8-22, 2013 in the Paul William Beltz Family Art Gallery at the Main Campus Building of Villa Maria College.

Rebecca Haskins, a transfer student from Alfred State in our Interior Design bachelor’s program is having the experience of a lifetime in Italy! A native of the Albany, New York area, Rebecca is the VERY FIRST Villa Maria College study abroad student. She is spending her time relishing in the sites Italy has to offer while advancing her education. She sent us these photos with the message “Ciao From Italy!!”

Albright Knox Art Gallery Snowy Art

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Snow: A Mini-series

The snow falling outside the Albright-Knox today has inspired us to feature some of the snow-filled works in the Gallery’s Collection.

Alfred Stieglitz’s The Street, Fifth Avenue, 1896, was featured in the Gallery’s groundbreaking International Exhibition of Pictorial Photography (1910)—the first show organized by an American museum that aimed to elevate photography to an art form.

IMAGE: Alfred Stieglitz (American, 1864–1946). The Street, Fifth Avenue, 1896. Photogravure, 26 x 19 1/2 inches (66 x 49.5 cm). Collection Albright-Knox Art Gallery. General Fund, 1911. International Exhibition of Pictorial Photography catalogue number 427.

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