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Martin Levine, Turtle Bay, 2021

Aquatint etching; 9 1⁄2 x 9”

Toby Buonagurio, Winged Tiger Robot, 1990

33 x 26 x 10” Unique, handmade glazed, lustered and painted ceramic with a variety of complex surfaces

Martin Levine, Catching the 5:15, 1993

Aquatint etching, 14 x 20"

Martin Levine, 42nd & 5th, 1998

Aquatint etching with chine colle, 4 3/8 x 7 1/2"

Toby Buonagorio, Hungry for Love Party Shoes

Each shoe: 16.5 x 10 x 15” Positions variable Unique, handmade glazed, lustered and painted ceramic with a variety of complex surfaces

Martin Levine, The Guardians, 2005

Color aquatint etching (two plates), 8 1/2 x 4 1/2"

Martin Levine, The City that Works, 1991

Aquatint etching, 27 1/2 x 21 3/4"

HOURS
Faculty Artist Spotlight: Toby Buonagurio & Martin Levine
on view
December 6-18 & January 26-February 26
Open Monday-Friday 12-4pm & evenings of Staller Center performances.
For evening and weekend hours, click here.
Additional hours available by appointment, email ZuccaireGallery@stonybrook.edu to schedule.

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Paul W. Zuccaire Gallery

Free Admission & Open to the Public

HOURS:
December 6-18 & January 26-February 26: Open Monday-Friday 12-4pm & evenings of Staller Center performances. For evening and weekend hours, click here.
Additional hours available by appointment, email Zuccairegallery@stonybrook.ed to schedule.

Contact
Paul W. Zuccaire Gallery

Staller Center for the Arts, first floor

Stony Brook University

Stony Brook, NY 11794-5425

Information: 631.632.7240
email: ZuccaireGallery@stonybrook.edu

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Staller Center for the Arts, first floorStony Brook University, Stony Brook, NY 11794-5425

Phone: 631.632.7240

zuccairegallery@stonybrook.edu

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