Barry Lee Darling, Adjunct Assistant Professor

Professor Darling received his bachelor's degree from Utica College of Syracuse University, served in the United States Marine Corps for four years, then received a master's degree from Louisiana University. His prior teaching experience includes 28 years as director of the Department of Art at Henninger High School in Syracuse, N.Y. Solo shows range from Syracuse to Santa Fe, N.M. His primary medium is painting.

 

Jerry M. Exline, Adjunct Professor

Dr. Exline holds a bachelor's degree and doctorate from the Eastman School of Music of the University of Rochester. He also holds a master's degree from the University of Michigan and a diploma from the Sherwood School of Music. He previously taught at Oswego State University and served as chair of the Department of Music there from 1989 to 1996. An accomplished pianist, he has performed numerous recitals throughout the Central New York region. In addition, he is leader and keyboardist for the Jerry Michaels Ensemble and Jazz Co-op and is on the board of directors for Syracuse Civic Morning Musicals.
 

Katya Krenina, Adjunct Assistant Professor

Professor Krenina has a passion for book illustration, and for translating the written word into images. She is influenced by her Eastern European roots and feels a strong connection to the folk art and storytelling traditions. She has published over 15 books, which have won both national and international awards, and has exhibited her work across the country and abroad.
 

David G. Moore, Adjunct Assistant Professor

David Moore received both his undergraduate and graduate degrees from Syracuse University, completing a Master of Fine Arts degree in photography in 1985. He has published two books of photographs: False Idols in 1993 and Ephemeral Beings in 2000. Both books are in museum collections across the nation. He has been an exhibiting artist for the past 20 years. His most recent solo exhibition was at the University of California at Berkeley entitled Remnants of Identity.

 

Charles Wollowitz, Adjunct Assistant Professor

Professor Wollowitz received a Master of Fine Arts from Syracuse University. He was awarded the Purchase Prize by Munson-Williams Institute in Utica, N.Y., and has exhibited hs work nationally.