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MARION WILSON ’83

This spring, MARION WILSON '83 will be opening her first solo exhibition at her New York City gallery at Cheryl Pelavin's. Another solo exhibit will open at the same time at the Everson Museum of Art in Syracuse, N.Y. The exhibition, Distilled Lives, focuses on issue surrounding the death penalty, an installation comprised of discrete vignettes that reproduce the last meals chosen by five condemned criminals. Wilson, a studio arts major at Wesleyan, received her MA from Columbia University and her MFA from the University of Cincinnati.
This spring, MARION WILSON ’83 will be opening her first solo exhibition at her New York City gallery at Cheryl Pelavin’s. Another solo exhibit will open at the same time at the Everson Museum of Art in Syracuse, N.Y. The exhibition, Distilled Lives, focuses on issue surrounding the death penalty, an installation comprised of discrete vignettes that reproduce the last meals chosen by five condemned criminals. Wilson, a studio arts major at Wesleyan, received her MA from Columbia University and her MFA from the University of Cincinnati.