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CLASS
OF 1929 ART GALLERY Artist: Barbara Zucker Exhibition
Dates (All visitors over 16 years of age, must have a valid government-issued photo ID to access the West Point property.) |
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Barbara J. Zucker paints contemporary landscapes in acrylic on canvas and paper. She lives and works in a lovely, wooded area in Pennsylvania and spends summers on the coast of Maine. She formerly taught painting and drawing at Ursinus College in Collegeville, Pennsylvania, was Gallery Director at View Point LLC Arts and Events House in Lederach, Pennsylvania; and currently coordinates the Gallery at the Community Music School in Trappe, Pennsylvania. She is President Emerita of Philadelphia/Tri State Artists Equity; and has been Exhibition Chair of that organization for the past sixteen years. Her paintings are in the permanent collections of The Berman Museum of Art at Ursinus College, The Reading Public Museum, Woodmere Art Museum, Rosemont College and numerous other public and private collections in Pennsylvania and elsewhere. She is listed in Marquis Who’s Who in America and Who’s Who of American Women. Her most recent solo shows were at the Montgomery County Community College West Campus Gallery in Pottstown, Pennsylvania and the Community Music School. The Class of 1929 Gallery is located on the 5th level of Eisenhower Hall, 655 Pitcher Road, West Point, NY. The gallery was dedicated on May 31, 1979 by the class of 1929 in honor of their 50th Reunion. The Remembrance Room was established in May 1989 with a donation from Colonel James Stephenson for the maintenance, enhancement and support of ongoing programs in the 1929 Gallery. In 1990, and again in 1999, Brigadier General Paul Thompson donated funds for the continuation of the programs in the 1929 Gallery. In 2002, a substantial bequest was received from Mrs. Josette C. Thompson for the 1929 Gallery. This bequest is managed by the Association of Graduates at West Point. The
Class of 1929 Gallery continues to serve the needs of the United States
Corps of Cadets, the West Point Community and the lower Hudson Valley
region. Each academic year the gallery hosts approximately four to six
exhibits, which run in conjunction with Eisenhower Hall Theatre’s
performing arts season. Over the course of a normal season, thousands
of visitors and theatre patrons visit the Class of 1929 Gallery. |
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