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DESCRIPTION:Tyrone Maurice Adderley was a Painting major at Massachusetts C
 ollege of Art and Design from 1990 to 1993. He had relocated to Boston from
  the Bahamas in the Caribbean and begun studying at the College\, at age tw
 enty-seven\, in 1989. Tyrone arrived to MassArt with a sophisticated intere
 st in studying Fashion. Upon his enrollment at the College\, he was already
  thinking about the interconnectivity between fashion\, rapidly changing te
 chnologies around the world\, global politics\, and multiculturalism. “Fash
 ion\,” he once declared\, “has always been a mirror of the times.” Tyrone’s
  own times were of serious interest to him\, as was his interest in determi
 ning how he himself could best contribute to them. Underscoring these inter
 ests\, while expressing the empathy he felt for his fellow human beings\, h
 e wrotethe following: “I would like to be able to give something back\, or 
 contribute in some small way to the betterment of my fellow men\, especiall
 y those less fortunate than I am.”\n\n \n\nNotwithstanding Tyrone’s develop
 ed understanding of Fashion when he began studying at the College during th
 e fall of 1989\, he declared himself a Painting major the following semeste
 r. He went on to study with Professors Dan Kelleher and Rob Moore—both of t
 hem abstract painters—during his second and third years of study\, respecti
 vely. Sadly\, Tyrone took his own life before entering his senior year. Inr
 esponse to his passing\, and to the perceived need that MassArt must commit
  more “to increasing its recognition of multiple viewpoints and the present
 ation of artists outside the mainstream\,” the annual Adderley lecture\, na
 med in Tyrone’s honor\, was founded in 1995\, two years after his death.\n\
 n \n\nFor the occasion of MassArt’s 150 th Anniversary\, the Fine Arts 2D d
 epartment wanted to celebrate this popular\, empathic\, thoughtful young ar
 tist\, with an exhibition showcasing Tyrone’s own artwork. FA2D played a fo
 rmative role in the inception and legacy of the annual Adderley Lecture Ser
 ies. This exhibition celebrates the work of the young artist himself\, “in 
 his own terms\,” through his paintings. Outside the private collections whe
 re these large-scale paintings reside\, they have remained largely unseen. 
 In several regards\, this exhibit is a celebratory occasion. \n\n \n\nFA2D’
 s Adderley exhibit will hang in the lobby of the Tower 1 Gallery\, just out
 side Tower Auditorium where the annual Adderley lecture is given.\n\n \n\nJ
 oin us for a Reception after the Adderley Lecture on Tues\, November 7\, at
   7:30pm\, in the DMC Atrium. \nClick here to register.\n \n\nLearn more ab
 out the Tyrone Maurice Adderley Series.
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DESCRIPTION:Tyrone Maurice Adderley was a Painting major at Massachusetts C
 ollege of Art and Design from 1990 to 1993. He had relocated to Boston from
  the Bahamas in the Caribbean and begun studying at the College\, at age tw
 enty-seven\, in 1989. Tyrone arrived to MassArt with a sophisticated intere
 st in studying Fashion. Upon his enrollment at the College\, he was already
  thinking about the interconnectivity between fashion\, rapidly changing te
 chnologies around the world\, global politics\, and multiculturalism. “Fash
 ion\,” he once declared\, “has always been a mirror of the times.” Tyrone’s
  own times were of serious interest to him\, as was his interest in determi
 ning how he himself could best contribute to them. Underscoring these inter
 ests\, while expressing the empathy he felt for his fellow human beings\, h
 e wrotethe following: “I would like to be able to give something back\, or 
 contribute in some small way to the betterment of my fellow men\, especiall
 y those less fortunate than I am.”\n\n \n\nNotwithstanding Tyrone’s develop
 ed understanding of Fashion when he began studying at the College during th
 e fall of 1989\, he declared himself a Painting major the following semeste
 r. He went on to study with Professors Dan Kelleher and Rob Moore—both of t
 hem abstract painters—during his second and third years of study\, respecti
 vely. Sadly\, Tyrone took his own life before entering his senior year. Inr
 esponse to his passing\, and to the perceived need that MassArt must commit
  more “to increasing its recognition of multiple viewpoints and the present
 ation of artists outside the mainstream\,” the annual Adderley lecture\, na
 med in Tyrone’s honor\, was founded in 1995\, two years after his death.\n\
 n \n\nFor the occasion of MassArt’s 150 th Anniversary\, the Fine Arts 2D d
 epartment wanted to celebrate this popular\, empathic\, thoughtful young ar
 tist\, with an exhibition showcasing Tyrone’s own artwork. FA2D played a fo
 rmative role in the inception and legacy of the annual Adderley Lecture Ser
 ies. This exhibition celebrates the work of the young artist himself\, “in 
 his own terms\,” through his paintings. Outside the private collections whe
 re these large-scale paintings reside\, they have remained largely unseen. 
 In several regards\, this exhibit is a celebratory occasion. \n\n \n\nFA2D’
 s Adderley exhibit will hang in the lobby of the Tower 1 Gallery\, just out
 side Tower Auditorium where the annual Adderley lecture is given.\n\n \n\nJ
 oin us for a Reception after the Adderley Lecture on Tues\, November 7\, at
   7:30pm\, in the DMC Atrium. \nClick here to register.\n \n\nLearn more ab
 out the Tyrone Maurice Adderley Series.
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DESCRIPTION:Tyrone Maurice Adderley was a Painting major at Massachusetts C
 ollege of Art and Design from 1990 to 1993. He had relocated to Boston from
  the Bahamas in the Caribbean and begun studying at the College\, at age tw
 enty-seven\, in 1989. Tyrone arrived to MassArt with a sophisticated intere
 st in studying Fashion. Upon his enrollment at the College\, he was already
  thinking about the interconnectivity between fashion\, rapidly changing te
 chnologies around the world\, global politics\, and multiculturalism. “Fash
 ion\,” he once declared\, “has always been a mirror of the times.” Tyrone’s
  own times were of serious interest to him\, as was his interest in determi
 ning how he himself could best contribute to them. Underscoring these inter
 ests\, while expressing the empathy he felt for his fellow human beings\, h
 e wrotethe following: “I would like to be able to give something back\, or 
 contribute in some small way to the betterment of my fellow men\, especiall
 y those less fortunate than I am.”\n\n \n\nNotwithstanding Tyrone’s develop
 ed understanding of Fashion when he began studying at the College during th
 e fall of 1989\, he declared himself a Painting major the following semeste
 r. He went on to study with Professors Dan Kelleher and Rob Moore—both of t
 hem abstract painters—during his second and third years of study\, respecti
 vely. Sadly\, Tyrone took his own life before entering his senior year. Inr
 esponse to his passing\, and to the perceived need that MassArt must commit
  more “to increasing its recognition of multiple viewpoints and the present
 ation of artists outside the mainstream\,” the annual Adderley lecture\, na
 med in Tyrone’s honor\, was founded in 1995\, two years after his death.\n\
 n \n\nFor the occasion of MassArt’s 150 th Anniversary\, the Fine Arts 2D d
 epartment wanted to celebrate this popular\, empathic\, thoughtful young ar
 tist\, with an exhibition showcasing Tyrone’s own artwork. FA2D played a fo
 rmative role in the inception and legacy of the annual Adderley Lecture Ser
 ies. This exhibition celebrates the work of the young artist himself\, “in 
 his own terms\,” through his paintings. Outside the private collections whe
 re these large-scale paintings reside\, they have remained largely unseen. 
 In several regards\, this exhibit is a celebratory occasion. \n\n \n\nFA2D’
 s Adderley exhibit will hang in the lobby of the Tower 1 Gallery\, just out
 side Tower Auditorium where the annual Adderley lecture is given.\n\n \n\nJ
 oin us for a Reception after the Adderley Lecture on Tues\, November 7\, at
   7:30pm\, in the DMC Atrium. \nClick here to register.\n \n\nLearn more ab
 out the Tyrone Maurice Adderley Series.
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DESCRIPTION:Tyrone Maurice Adderley was a Painting major at Massachusetts C
 ollege of Art and Design from 1990 to 1993. He had relocated to Boston from
  the Bahamas in the Caribbean and begun studying at the College\, at age tw
 enty-seven\, in 1989. Tyrone arrived to MassArt with a sophisticated intere
 st in studying Fashion. Upon his enrollment at the College\, he was already
  thinking about the interconnectivity between fashion\, rapidly changing te
 chnologies around the world\, global politics\, and multiculturalism. “Fash
 ion\,” he once declared\, “has always been a mirror of the times.” Tyrone’s
  own times were of serious interest to him\, as was his interest in determi
 ning how he himself could best contribute to them. Underscoring these inter
 ests\, while expressing the empathy he felt for his fellow human beings\, h
 e wrotethe following: “I would like to be able to give something back\, or 
 contribute in some small way to the betterment of my fellow men\, especiall
 y those less fortunate than I am.”\n\n \n\nNotwithstanding Tyrone’s develop
 ed understanding of Fashion when he began studying at the College during th
 e fall of 1989\, he declared himself a Painting major the following semeste
 r. He went on to study with Professors Dan Kelleher and Rob Moore—both of t
 hem abstract painters—during his second and third years of study\, respecti
 vely. Sadly\, Tyrone took his own life before entering his senior year. Inr
 esponse to his passing\, and to the perceived need that MassArt must commit
  more “to increasing its recognition of multiple viewpoints and the present
 ation of artists outside the mainstream\,” the annual Adderley lecture\, na
 med in Tyrone’s honor\, was founded in 1995\, two years after his death.\n\
 n \n\nFor the occasion of MassArt’s 150 th Anniversary\, the Fine Arts 2D d
 epartment wanted to celebrate this popular\, empathic\, thoughtful young ar
 tist\, with an exhibition showcasing Tyrone’s own artwork. FA2D played a fo
 rmative role in the inception and legacy of the annual Adderley Lecture Ser
 ies. This exhibition celebrates the work of the young artist himself\, “in 
 his own terms\,” through his paintings. Outside the private collections whe
 re these large-scale paintings reside\, they have remained largely unseen. 
 In several regards\, this exhibit is a celebratory occasion. \n\n \n\nFA2D’
 s Adderley exhibit will hang in the lobby of the Tower 1 Gallery\, just out
 side Tower Auditorium where the annual Adderley lecture is given.\n\n \n\nJ
 oin us for a Reception after the Adderley Lecture on Tues\, November 7\, at
   7:30pm\, in the DMC Atrium. \nClick here to register.\n \n\nLearn more ab
 out the Tyrone Maurice Adderley Series.
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DESCRIPTION:Tyrone Maurice Adderley was a Painting major at Massachusetts C
 ollege of Art and Design from 1990 to 1993. He had relocated to Boston from
  the Bahamas in the Caribbean and begun studying at the College\, at age tw
 enty-seven\, in 1989. Tyrone arrived to MassArt with a sophisticated intere
 st in studying Fashion. Upon his enrollment at the College\, he was already
  thinking about the interconnectivity between fashion\, rapidly changing te
 chnologies around the world\, global politics\, and multiculturalism. “Fash
 ion\,” he once declared\, “has always been a mirror of the times.” Tyrone’s
  own times were of serious interest to him\, as was his interest in determi
 ning how he himself could best contribute to them. Underscoring these inter
 ests\, while expressing the empathy he felt for his fellow human beings\, h
 e wrotethe following: “I would like to be able to give something back\, or 
 contribute in some small way to the betterment of my fellow men\, especiall
 y those less fortunate than I am.”\n\n \n\nNotwithstanding Tyrone’s develop
 ed understanding of Fashion when he began studying at the College during th
 e fall of 1989\, he declared himself a Painting major the following semeste
 r. He went on to study with Professors Dan Kelleher and Rob Moore—both of t
 hem abstract painters—during his second and third years of study\, respecti
 vely. Sadly\, Tyrone took his own life before entering his senior year. Inr
 esponse to his passing\, and to the perceived need that MassArt must commit
  more “to increasing its recognition of multiple viewpoints and the present
 ation of artists outside the mainstream\,” the annual Adderley lecture\, na
 med in Tyrone’s honor\, was founded in 1995\, two years after his death.\n\
 n \n\nFor the occasion of MassArt’s 150 th Anniversary\, the Fine Arts 2D d
 epartment wanted to celebrate this popular\, empathic\, thoughtful young ar
 tist\, with an exhibition showcasing Tyrone’s own artwork. FA2D played a fo
 rmative role in the inception and legacy of the annual Adderley Lecture Ser
 ies. This exhibition celebrates the work of the young artist himself\, “in 
 his own terms\,” through his paintings. Outside the private collections whe
 re these large-scale paintings reside\, they have remained largely unseen. 
 In several regards\, this exhibit is a celebratory occasion. \n\n \n\nFA2D’
 s Adderley exhibit will hang in the lobby of the Tower 1 Gallery\, just out
 side Tower Auditorium where the annual Adderley lecture is given.\n\n \n\nJ
 oin us for a Reception after the Adderley Lecture on Tues\, November 7\, at
   7:30pm\, in the DMC Atrium. \nClick here to register.\n \n\nLearn more ab
 out the Tyrone Maurice Adderley Series.
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DESCRIPTION:Tyrone Maurice Adderley was a Painting major at Massachusetts C
 ollege of Art and Design from 1990 to 1993. He had relocated to Boston from
  the Bahamas in the Caribbean and begun studying at the College\, at age tw
 enty-seven\, in 1989. Tyrone arrived to MassArt with a sophisticated intere
 st in studying Fashion. Upon his enrollment at the College\, he was already
  thinking about the interconnectivity between fashion\, rapidly changing te
 chnologies around the world\, global politics\, and multiculturalism. “Fash
 ion\,” he once declared\, “has always been a mirror of the times.” Tyrone’s
  own times were of serious interest to him\, as was his interest in determi
 ning how he himself could best contribute to them. Underscoring these inter
 ests\, while expressing the empathy he felt for his fellow human beings\, h
 e wrotethe following: “I would like to be able to give something back\, or 
 contribute in some small way to the betterment of my fellow men\, especiall
 y those less fortunate than I am.”\n\n \n\nNotwithstanding Tyrone’s develop
 ed understanding of Fashion when he began studying at the College during th
 e fall of 1989\, he declared himself a Painting major the following semeste
 r. He went on to study with Professors Dan Kelleher and Rob Moore—both of t
 hem abstract painters—during his second and third years of study\, respecti
 vely. Sadly\, Tyrone took his own life before entering his senior year. Inr
 esponse to his passing\, and to the perceived need that MassArt must commit
  more “to increasing its recognition of multiple viewpoints and the present
 ation of artists outside the mainstream\,” the annual Adderley lecture\, na
 med in Tyrone’s honor\, was founded in 1995\, two years after his death.\n\
 n \n\nFor the occasion of MassArt’s 150 th Anniversary\, the Fine Arts 2D d
 epartment wanted to celebrate this popular\, empathic\, thoughtful young ar
 tist\, with an exhibition showcasing Tyrone’s own artwork. FA2D played a fo
 rmative role in the inception and legacy of the annual Adderley Lecture Ser
 ies. This exhibition celebrates the work of the young artist himself\, “in 
 his own terms\,” through his paintings. Outside the private collections whe
 re these large-scale paintings reside\, they have remained largely unseen. 
 In several regards\, this exhibit is a celebratory occasion. \n\n \n\nFA2D’
 s Adderley exhibit will hang in the lobby of the Tower 1 Gallery\, just out
 side Tower Auditorium where the annual Adderley lecture is given.\n\n \n\nJ
 oin us for a Reception after the Adderley Lecture on Tues\, November 7\, at
   7:30pm\, in the DMC Atrium. \nClick here to register.\n \n\nLearn more ab
 out the Tyrone Maurice Adderley Series.
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DESCRIPTION:Tyrone Maurice Adderley was a Painting major at Massachusetts C
 ollege of Art and Design from 1990 to 1993. He had relocated to Boston from
  the Bahamas in the Caribbean and begun studying at the College\, at age tw
 enty-seven\, in 1989. Tyrone arrived to MassArt with a sophisticated intere
 st in studying Fashion. Upon his enrollment at the College\, he was already
  thinking about the interconnectivity between fashion\, rapidly changing te
 chnologies around the world\, global politics\, and multiculturalism. “Fash
 ion\,” he once declared\, “has always been a mirror of the times.” Tyrone’s
  own times were of serious interest to him\, as was his interest in determi
 ning how he himself could best contribute to them. Underscoring these inter
 ests\, while expressing the empathy he felt for his fellow human beings\, h
 e wrotethe following: “I would like to be able to give something back\, or 
 contribute in some small way to the betterment of my fellow men\, especiall
 y those less fortunate than I am.”\n\n \n\nNotwithstanding Tyrone’s develop
 ed understanding of Fashion when he began studying at the College during th
 e fall of 1989\, he declared himself a Painting major the following semeste
 r. He went on to study with Professors Dan Kelleher and Rob Moore—both of t
 hem abstract painters—during his second and third years of study\, respecti
 vely. Sadly\, Tyrone took his own life before entering his senior year. Inr
 esponse to his passing\, and to the perceived need that MassArt must commit
  more “to increasing its recognition of multiple viewpoints and the present
 ation of artists outside the mainstream\,” the annual Adderley lecture\, na
 med in Tyrone’s honor\, was founded in 1995\, two years after his death.\n\
 n \n\nFor the occasion of MassArt’s 150 th Anniversary\, the Fine Arts 2D d
 epartment wanted to celebrate this popular\, empathic\, thoughtful young ar
 tist\, with an exhibition showcasing Tyrone’s own artwork. FA2D played a fo
 rmative role in the inception and legacy of the annual Adderley Lecture Ser
 ies. This exhibition celebrates the work of the young artist himself\, “in 
 his own terms\,” through his paintings. Outside the private collections whe
 re these large-scale paintings reside\, they have remained largely unseen. 
 In several regards\, this exhibit is a celebratory occasion. \n\n \n\nFA2D’
 s Adderley exhibit will hang in the lobby of the Tower 1 Gallery\, just out
 side Tower Auditorium where the annual Adderley lecture is given.\n\n \n\nJ
 oin us for a Reception after the Adderley Lecture on Tues\, November 7\, at
   7:30pm\, in the DMC Atrium. \nClick here to register.\n \n\nLearn more ab
 out the Tyrone Maurice Adderley Series.
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DESCRIPTION:Tyrone Maurice Adderley was a Painting major at Massachusetts C
 ollege of Art and Design from 1990 to 1993. He had relocated to Boston from
  the Bahamas in the Caribbean and begun studying at the College\, at age tw
 enty-seven\, in 1989. Tyrone arrived to MassArt with a sophisticated intere
 st in studying Fashion. Upon his enrollment at the College\, he was already
  thinking about the interconnectivity between fashion\, rapidly changing te
 chnologies around the world\, global politics\, and multiculturalism. “Fash
 ion\,” he once declared\, “has always been a mirror of the times.” Tyrone’s
  own times were of serious interest to him\, as was his interest in determi
 ning how he himself could best contribute to them. Underscoring these inter
 ests\, while expressing the empathy he felt for his fellow human beings\, h
 e wrotethe following: “I would like to be able to give something back\, or 
 contribute in some small way to the betterment of my fellow men\, especiall
 y those less fortunate than I am.”\n\n \n\nNotwithstanding Tyrone’s develop
 ed understanding of Fashion when he began studying at the College during th
 e fall of 1989\, he declared himself a Painting major the following semeste
 r. He went on to study with Professors Dan Kelleher and Rob Moore—both of t
 hem abstract painters—during his second and third years of study\, respecti
 vely. Sadly\, Tyrone took his own life before entering his senior year. Inr
 esponse to his passing\, and to the perceived need that MassArt must commit
  more “to increasing its recognition of multiple viewpoints and the present
 ation of artists outside the mainstream\,” the annual Adderley lecture\, na
 med in Tyrone’s honor\, was founded in 1995\, two years after his death.\n\
 n \n\nFor the occasion of MassArt’s 150 th Anniversary\, the Fine Arts 2D d
 epartment wanted to celebrate this popular\, empathic\, thoughtful young ar
 tist\, with an exhibition showcasing Tyrone’s own artwork. FA2D played a fo
 rmative role in the inception and legacy of the annual Adderley Lecture Ser
 ies. This exhibition celebrates the work of the young artist himself\, “in 
 his own terms\,” through his paintings. Outside the private collections whe
 re these large-scale paintings reside\, they have remained largely unseen. 
 In several regards\, this exhibit is a celebratory occasion. \n\n \n\nFA2D’
 s Adderley exhibit will hang in the lobby of the Tower 1 Gallery\, just out
 side Tower Auditorium where the annual Adderley lecture is given.\n\n \n\nJ
 oin us for a Reception after the Adderley Lecture on Tues\, November 7\, at
   7:30pm\, in the DMC Atrium. \nClick here to register.\n \n\nLearn more ab
 out the Tyrone Maurice Adderley Series.
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DESCRIPTION:Tyrone Maurice Adderley was a Painting major at Massachusetts C
 ollege of Art and Design from 1990 to 1993. He had relocated to Boston from
  the Bahamas in the Caribbean and begun studying at the College\, at age tw
 enty-seven\, in 1989. Tyrone arrived to MassArt with a sophisticated intere
 st in studying Fashion. Upon his enrollment at the College\, he was already
  thinking about the interconnectivity between fashion\, rapidly changing te
 chnologies around the world\, global politics\, and multiculturalism. “Fash
 ion\,” he once declared\, “has always been a mirror of the times.” Tyrone’s
  own times were of serious interest to him\, as was his interest in determi
 ning how he himself could best contribute to them. Underscoring these inter
 ests\, while expressing the empathy he felt for his fellow human beings\, h
 e wrotethe following: “I would like to be able to give something back\, or 
 contribute in some small way to the betterment of my fellow men\, especiall
 y those less fortunate than I am.”\n\n \n\nNotwithstanding Tyrone’s develop
 ed understanding of Fashion when he began studying at the College during th
 e fall of 1989\, he declared himself a Painting major the following semeste
 r. He went on to study with Professors Dan Kelleher and Rob Moore—both of t
 hem abstract painters—during his second and third years of study\, respecti
 vely. Sadly\, Tyrone took his own life before entering his senior year. Inr
 esponse to his passing\, and to the perceived need that MassArt must commit
  more “to increasing its recognition of multiple viewpoints and the present
 ation of artists outside the mainstream\,” the annual Adderley lecture\, na
 med in Tyrone’s honor\, was founded in 1995\, two years after his death.\n\
 n \n\nFor the occasion of MassArt’s 150 th Anniversary\, the Fine Arts 2D d
 epartment wanted to celebrate this popular\, empathic\, thoughtful young ar
 tist\, with an exhibition showcasing Tyrone’s own artwork. FA2D played a fo
 rmative role in the inception and legacy of the annual Adderley Lecture Ser
 ies. This exhibition celebrates the work of the young artist himself\, “in 
 his own terms\,” through his paintings. Outside the private collections whe
 re these large-scale paintings reside\, they have remained largely unseen. 
 In several regards\, this exhibit is a celebratory occasion. \n\n \n\nFA2D’
 s Adderley exhibit will hang in the lobby of the Tower 1 Gallery\, just out
 side Tower Auditorium where the annual Adderley lecture is given.\n\n \n\nJ
 oin us for a Reception after the Adderley Lecture on Tues\, November 7\, at
   7:30pm\, in the DMC Atrium. \nClick here to register.\n \n\nLearn more ab
 out the Tyrone Maurice Adderley Series.
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DESCRIPTION:Tyrone Maurice Adderley was a Painting major at Massachusetts C
 ollege of Art and Design from 1990 to 1993. He had relocated to Boston from
  the Bahamas in the Caribbean and begun studying at the College\, at age tw
 enty-seven\, in 1989. Tyrone arrived to MassArt with a sophisticated intere
 st in studying Fashion. Upon his enrollment at the College\, he was already
  thinking about the interconnectivity between fashion\, rapidly changing te
 chnologies around the world\, global politics\, and multiculturalism. “Fash
 ion\,” he once declared\, “has always been a mirror of the times.” Tyrone’s
  own times were of serious interest to him\, as was his interest in determi
 ning how he himself could best contribute to them. Underscoring these inter
 ests\, while expressing the empathy he felt for his fellow human beings\, h
 e wrotethe following: “I would like to be able to give something back\, or 
 contribute in some small way to the betterment of my fellow men\, especiall
 y those less fortunate than I am.”\n\n \n\nNotwithstanding Tyrone’s develop
 ed understanding of Fashion when he began studying at the College during th
 e fall of 1989\, he declared himself a Painting major the following semeste
 r. He went on to study with Professors Dan Kelleher and Rob Moore—both of t
 hem abstract painters—during his second and third years of study\, respecti
 vely. Sadly\, Tyrone took his own life before entering his senior year. Inr
 esponse to his passing\, and to the perceived need that MassArt must commit
  more “to increasing its recognition of multiple viewpoints and the present
 ation of artists outside the mainstream\,” the annual Adderley lecture\, na
 med in Tyrone’s honor\, was founded in 1995\, two years after his death.\n\
 n \n\nFor the occasion of MassArt’s 150 th Anniversary\, the Fine Arts 2D d
 epartment wanted to celebrate this popular\, empathic\, thoughtful young ar
 tist\, with an exhibition showcasing Tyrone’s own artwork. FA2D played a fo
 rmative role in the inception and legacy of the annual Adderley Lecture Ser
 ies. This exhibition celebrates the work of the young artist himself\, “in 
 his own terms\,” through his paintings. Outside the private collections whe
 re these large-scale paintings reside\, they have remained largely unseen. 
 In several regards\, this exhibit is a celebratory occasion. \n\n \n\nFA2D’
 s Adderley exhibit will hang in the lobby of the Tower 1 Gallery\, just out
 side Tower Auditorium where the annual Adderley lecture is given.\n\n \n\nJ
 oin us for a Reception after the Adderley Lecture on Tues\, November 7\, at
   7:30pm\, in the DMC Atrium. \nClick here to register.\n \n\nLearn more ab
 out the Tyrone Maurice Adderley Series.
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DESCRIPTION:Tyrone Maurice Adderley was a Painting major at Massachusetts C
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  the Bahamas in the Caribbean and begun studying at the College\, at age tw
 enty-seven\, in 1989. Tyrone arrived to MassArt with a sophisticated intere
 st in studying Fashion. Upon his enrollment at the College\, he was already
  thinking about the interconnectivity between fashion\, rapidly changing te
 chnologies around the world\, global politics\, and multiculturalism. “Fash
 ion\,” he once declared\, “has always been a mirror of the times.” Tyrone’s
  own times were of serious interest to him\, as was his interest in determi
 ning how he himself could best contribute to them. Underscoring these inter
 ests\, while expressing the empathy he felt for his fellow human beings\, h
 e wrotethe following: “I would like to be able to give something back\, or 
 contribute in some small way to the betterment of my fellow men\, especiall
 y those less fortunate than I am.”\n\n \n\nNotwithstanding Tyrone’s develop
 ed understanding of Fashion when he began studying at the College during th
 e fall of 1989\, he declared himself a Painting major the following semeste
 r. He went on to study with Professors Dan Kelleher and Rob Moore—both of t
 hem abstract painters—during his second and third years of study\, respecti
 vely. Sadly\, Tyrone took his own life before entering his senior year. Inr
 esponse to his passing\, and to the perceived need that MassArt must commit
  more “to increasing its recognition of multiple viewpoints and the present
 ation of artists outside the mainstream\,” the annual Adderley lecture\, na
 med in Tyrone’s honor\, was founded in 1995\, two years after his death.\n\
 n \n\nFor the occasion of MassArt’s 150 th Anniversary\, the Fine Arts 2D d
 epartment wanted to celebrate this popular\, empathic\, thoughtful young ar
 tist\, with an exhibition showcasing Tyrone’s own artwork. FA2D played a fo
 rmative role in the inception and legacy of the annual Adderley Lecture Ser
 ies. This exhibition celebrates the work of the young artist himself\, “in 
 his own terms\,” through his paintings. Outside the private collections whe
 re these large-scale paintings reside\, they have remained largely unseen. 
 In several regards\, this exhibit is a celebratory occasion. \n\n \n\nFA2D’
 s Adderley exhibit will hang in the lobby of the Tower 1 Gallery\, just out
 side Tower Auditorium where the annual Adderley lecture is given.\n\n \n\nJ
 oin us for a Reception after the Adderley Lecture on Tues\, November 7\, at
   7:30pm\, in the DMC Atrium. \nClick here to register.\n \n\nLearn more ab
 out the Tyrone Maurice Adderley Series.
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DESCRIPTION:Tyrone Maurice Adderley was a Painting major at Massachusetts C
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  the Bahamas in the Caribbean and begun studying at the College\, at age tw
 enty-seven\, in 1989. Tyrone arrived to MassArt with a sophisticated intere
 st in studying Fashion. Upon his enrollment at the College\, he was already
  thinking about the interconnectivity between fashion\, rapidly changing te
 chnologies around the world\, global politics\, and multiculturalism. “Fash
 ion\,” he once declared\, “has always been a mirror of the times.” Tyrone’s
  own times were of serious interest to him\, as was his interest in determi
 ning how he himself could best contribute to them. Underscoring these inter
 ests\, while expressing the empathy he felt for his fellow human beings\, h
 e wrotethe following: “I would like to be able to give something back\, or 
 contribute in some small way to the betterment of my fellow men\, especiall
 y those less fortunate than I am.”\n\n \n\nNotwithstanding Tyrone’s develop
 ed understanding of Fashion when he began studying at the College during th
 e fall of 1989\, he declared himself a Painting major the following semeste
 r. He went on to study with Professors Dan Kelleher and Rob Moore—both of t
 hem abstract painters—during his second and third years of study\, respecti
 vely. Sadly\, Tyrone took his own life before entering his senior year. Inr
 esponse to his passing\, and to the perceived need that MassArt must commit
  more “to increasing its recognition of multiple viewpoints and the present
 ation of artists outside the mainstream\,” the annual Adderley lecture\, na
 med in Tyrone’s honor\, was founded in 1995\, two years after his death.\n\
 n \n\nFor the occasion of MassArt’s 150 th Anniversary\, the Fine Arts 2D d
 epartment wanted to celebrate this popular\, empathic\, thoughtful young ar
 tist\, with an exhibition showcasing Tyrone’s own artwork. FA2D played a fo
 rmative role in the inception and legacy of the annual Adderley Lecture Ser
 ies. This exhibition celebrates the work of the young artist himself\, “in 
 his own terms\,” through his paintings. Outside the private collections whe
 re these large-scale paintings reside\, they have remained largely unseen. 
 In several regards\, this exhibit is a celebratory occasion. \n\n \n\nFA2D’
 s Adderley exhibit will hang in the lobby of the Tower 1 Gallery\, just out
 side Tower Auditorium where the annual Adderley lecture is given.\n\n \n\nJ
 oin us for a Reception after the Adderley Lecture on Tues\, November 7\, at
   7:30pm\, in the DMC Atrium. \nClick here to register.\n \n\nLearn more ab
 out the Tyrone Maurice Adderley Series.
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DESCRIPTION:Tyrone Maurice Adderley was a Painting major at Massachusetts C
 ollege of Art and Design from 1990 to 1993. He had relocated to Boston from
  the Bahamas in the Caribbean and begun studying at the College\, at age tw
 enty-seven\, in 1989. Tyrone arrived to MassArt with a sophisticated intere
 st in studying Fashion. Upon his enrollment at the College\, he was already
  thinking about the interconnectivity between fashion\, rapidly changing te
 chnologies around the world\, global politics\, and multiculturalism. “Fash
 ion\,” he once declared\, “has always been a mirror of the times.” Tyrone’s
  own times were of serious interest to him\, as was his interest in determi
 ning how he himself could best contribute to them. Underscoring these inter
 ests\, while expressing the empathy he felt for his fellow human beings\, h
 e wrotethe following: “I would like to be able to give something back\, or 
 contribute in some small way to the betterment of my fellow men\, especiall
 y those less fortunate than I am.”\n\n \n\nNotwithstanding Tyrone’s develop
 ed understanding of Fashion when he began studying at the College during th
 e fall of 1989\, he declared himself a Painting major the following semeste
 r. He went on to study with Professors Dan Kelleher and Rob Moore—both of t
 hem abstract painters—during his second and third years of study\, respecti
 vely. Sadly\, Tyrone took his own life before entering his senior year. Inr
 esponse to his passing\, and to the perceived need that MassArt must commit
  more “to increasing its recognition of multiple viewpoints and the present
 ation of artists outside the mainstream\,” the annual Adderley lecture\, na
 med in Tyrone’s honor\, was founded in 1995\, two years after his death.\n\
 n \n\nFor the occasion of MassArt’s 150 th Anniversary\, the Fine Arts 2D d
 epartment wanted to celebrate this popular\, empathic\, thoughtful young ar
 tist\, with an exhibition showcasing Tyrone’s own artwork. FA2D played a fo
 rmative role in the inception and legacy of the annual Adderley Lecture Ser
 ies. This exhibition celebrates the work of the young artist himself\, “in 
 his own terms\,” through his paintings. Outside the private collections whe
 re these large-scale paintings reside\, they have remained largely unseen. 
 In several regards\, this exhibit is a celebratory occasion. \n\n \n\nFA2D’
 s Adderley exhibit will hang in the lobby of the Tower 1 Gallery\, just out
 side Tower Auditorium where the annual Adderley lecture is given.\n\n \n\nJ
 oin us for a Reception after the Adderley Lecture on Tues\, November 7\, at
   7:30pm\, in the DMC Atrium. \nClick here to register.\n \n\nLearn more ab
 out the Tyrone Maurice Adderley Series.
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DESCRIPTION:Tyrone Maurice Adderley was a Painting major at Massachusetts C
 ollege of Art and Design from 1990 to 1993. He had relocated to Boston from
  the Bahamas in the Caribbean and begun studying at the College\, at age tw
 enty-seven\, in 1989. Tyrone arrived to MassArt with a sophisticated intere
 st in studying Fashion. Upon his enrollment at the College\, he was already
  thinking about the interconnectivity between fashion\, rapidly changing te
 chnologies around the world\, global politics\, and multiculturalism. “Fash
 ion\,” he once declared\, “has always been a mirror of the times.” Tyrone’s
  own times were of serious interest to him\, as was his interest in determi
 ning how he himself could best contribute to them. Underscoring these inter
 ests\, while expressing the empathy he felt for his fellow human beings\, h
 e wrotethe following: “I would like to be able to give something back\, or 
 contribute in some small way to the betterment of my fellow men\, especiall
 y those less fortunate than I am.”\n\n \n\nNotwithstanding Tyrone’s develop
 ed understanding of Fashion when he began studying at the College during th
 e fall of 1989\, he declared himself a Painting major the following semeste
 r. He went on to study with Professors Dan Kelleher and Rob Moore—both of t
 hem abstract painters—during his second and third years of study\, respecti
 vely. Sadly\, Tyrone took his own life before entering his senior year. Inr
 esponse to his passing\, and to the perceived need that MassArt must commit
  more “to increasing its recognition of multiple viewpoints and the present
 ation of artists outside the mainstream\,” the annual Adderley lecture\, na
 med in Tyrone’s honor\, was founded in 1995\, two years after his death.\n\
 n \n\nFor the occasion of MassArt’s 150 th Anniversary\, the Fine Arts 2D d
 epartment wanted to celebrate this popular\, empathic\, thoughtful young ar
 tist\, with an exhibition showcasing Tyrone’s own artwork. FA2D played a fo
 rmative role in the inception and legacy of the annual Adderley Lecture Ser
 ies. This exhibition celebrates the work of the young artist himself\, “in 
 his own terms\,” through his paintings. Outside the private collections whe
 re these large-scale paintings reside\, they have remained largely unseen. 
 In several regards\, this exhibit is a celebratory occasion. \n\n \n\nFA2D’
 s Adderley exhibit will hang in the lobby of the Tower 1 Gallery\, just out
 side Tower Auditorium where the annual Adderley lecture is given.\n\n \n\nJ
 oin us for a Reception after the Adderley Lecture on Tues\, November 7\, at
   7:30pm\, in the DMC Atrium. \nClick here to register.\n \n\nLearn more ab
 out the Tyrone Maurice Adderley Series.
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DESCRIPTION:Tyrone Maurice Adderley was a Painting major at Massachusetts C
 ollege of Art and Design from 1990 to 1993. He had relocated to Boston from
  the Bahamas in the Caribbean and begun studying at the College\, at age tw
 enty-seven\, in 1989. Tyrone arrived to MassArt with a sophisticated intere
 st in studying Fashion. Upon his enrollment at the College\, he was already
  thinking about the interconnectivity between fashion\, rapidly changing te
 chnologies around the world\, global politics\, and multiculturalism. “Fash
 ion\,” he once declared\, “has always been a mirror of the times.” Tyrone’s
  own times were of serious interest to him\, as was his interest in determi
 ning how he himself could best contribute to them. Underscoring these inter
 ests\, while expressing the empathy he felt for his fellow human beings\, h
 e wrotethe following: “I would like to be able to give something back\, or 
 contribute in some small way to the betterment of my fellow men\, especiall
 y those less fortunate than I am.”\n\n \n\nNotwithstanding Tyrone’s develop
 ed understanding of Fashion when he began studying at the College during th
 e fall of 1989\, he declared himself a Painting major the following semeste
 r. He went on to study with Professors Dan Kelleher and Rob Moore—both of t
 hem abstract painters—during his second and third years of study\, respecti
 vely. Sadly\, Tyrone took his own life before entering his senior year. Inr
 esponse to his passing\, and to the perceived need that MassArt must commit
  more “to increasing its recognition of multiple viewpoints and the present
 ation of artists outside the mainstream\,” the annual Adderley lecture\, na
 med in Tyrone’s honor\, was founded in 1995\, two years after his death.\n\
 n \n\nFor the occasion of MassArt’s 150 th Anniversary\, the Fine Arts 2D d
 epartment wanted to celebrate this popular\, empathic\, thoughtful young ar
 tist\, with an exhibition showcasing Tyrone’s own artwork. FA2D played a fo
 rmative role in the inception and legacy of the annual Adderley Lecture Ser
 ies. This exhibition celebrates the work of the young artist himself\, “in 
 his own terms\,” through his paintings. Outside the private collections whe
 re these large-scale paintings reside\, they have remained largely unseen. 
 In several regards\, this exhibit is a celebratory occasion. \n\n \n\nFA2D’
 s Adderley exhibit will hang in the lobby of the Tower 1 Gallery\, just out
 side Tower Auditorium where the annual Adderley lecture is given.\n\n \n\nJ
 oin us for a Reception after the Adderley Lecture on Tues\, November 7\, at
   7:30pm\, in the DMC Atrium. \nClick here to register.\n \n\nLearn more ab
 out the Tyrone Maurice Adderley Series.
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DESCRIPTION:Tyrone Maurice Adderley was a Painting major at Massachusetts C
 ollege of Art and Design from 1990 to 1993. He had relocated to Boston from
  the Bahamas in the Caribbean and begun studying at the College\, at age tw
 enty-seven\, in 1989. Tyrone arrived to MassArt with a sophisticated intere
 st in studying Fashion. Upon his enrollment at the College\, he was already
  thinking about the interconnectivity between fashion\, rapidly changing te
 chnologies around the world\, global politics\, and multiculturalism. “Fash
 ion\,” he once declared\, “has always been a mirror of the times.” Tyrone’s
  own times were of serious interest to him\, as was his interest in determi
 ning how he himself could best contribute to them. Underscoring these inter
 ests\, while expressing the empathy he felt for his fellow human beings\, h
 e wrotethe following: “I would like to be able to give something back\, or 
 contribute in some small way to the betterment of my fellow men\, especiall
 y those less fortunate than I am.”\n\n \n\nNotwithstanding Tyrone’s develop
 ed understanding of Fashion when he began studying at the College during th
 e fall of 1989\, he declared himself a Painting major the following semeste
 r. He went on to study with Professors Dan Kelleher and Rob Moore—both of t
 hem abstract painters—during his second and third years of study\, respecti
 vely. Sadly\, Tyrone took his own life before entering his senior year. Inr
 esponse to his passing\, and to the perceived need that MassArt must commit
  more “to increasing its recognition of multiple viewpoints and the present
 ation of artists outside the mainstream\,” the annual Adderley lecture\, na
 med in Tyrone’s honor\, was founded in 1995\, two years after his death.\n\
 n \n\nFor the occasion of MassArt’s 150 th Anniversary\, the Fine Arts 2D d
 epartment wanted to celebrate this popular\, empathic\, thoughtful young ar
 tist\, with an exhibition showcasing Tyrone’s own artwork. FA2D played a fo
 rmative role in the inception and legacy of the annual Adderley Lecture Ser
 ies. This exhibition celebrates the work of the young artist himself\, “in 
 his own terms\,” through his paintings. Outside the private collections whe
 re these large-scale paintings reside\, they have remained largely unseen. 
 In several regards\, this exhibit is a celebratory occasion. \n\n \n\nFA2D’
 s Adderley exhibit will hang in the lobby of the Tower 1 Gallery\, just out
 side Tower Auditorium where the annual Adderley lecture is given.\n\n \n\nJ
 oin us for a Reception after the Adderley Lecture on Tues\, November 7\, at
   7:30pm\, in the DMC Atrium. \nClick here to register.\n \n\nLearn more ab
 out the Tyrone Maurice Adderley Series.
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Tyrone Maurice Adderley was a Painting major at Massachusetts C
 ollege of Art and Design from 1990 to 1993. He had relocated to Boston from
  the Bahamas in the Caribbean and begun studying at the College\, at age tw
 enty-seven\, in 1989. Tyrone arrived to MassArt with a sophisticated intere
 st in studying Fashion. Upon his enrollment at the College\, he was already
  thinking about the interconnectivity between fashion\, rapidly changing te
 chnologies around the world\, global politics\, and multiculturalism. “Fash
 ion\,” he once declared\, “has always been a mirror of the times.” Tyrone’s
  own times were of serious interest to him\, as was his interest in determi
 ning how he himself could best contribute to them. Underscoring these inter
 ests\, while expressing the empathy he felt for his fellow human beings\, h
 e wrotethe following: “I would like to be able to give something back\, or 
 contribute in some small way to the betterment of my fellow men\, especiall
 y those less fortunate than I am.”\n\n \n\nNotwithstanding Tyrone’s develop
 ed understanding of Fashion when he began studying at the College during th
 e fall of 1989\, he declared himself a Painting major the following semeste
 r. He went on to study with Professors Dan Kelleher and Rob Moore—both of t
 hem abstract painters—during his second and third years of study\, respecti
 vely. Sadly\, Tyrone took his own life before entering his senior year. Inr
 esponse to his passing\, and to the perceived need that MassArt must commit
  more “to increasing its recognition of multiple viewpoints and the present
 ation of artists outside the mainstream\,” the annual Adderley lecture\, na
 med in Tyrone’s honor\, was founded in 1995\, two years after his death.\n\
 n \n\nFor the occasion of MassArt’s 150 th Anniversary\, the Fine Arts 2D d
 epartment wanted to celebrate this popular\, empathic\, thoughtful young ar
 tist\, with an exhibition showcasing Tyrone’s own artwork. FA2D played a fo
 rmative role in the inception and legacy of the annual Adderley Lecture Ser
 ies. This exhibition celebrates the work of the young artist himself\, “in 
 his own terms\,” through his paintings. Outside the private collections whe
 re these large-scale paintings reside\, they have remained largely unseen. 
 In several regards\, this exhibit is a celebratory occasion. \n\n \n\nFA2D’
 s Adderley exhibit will hang in the lobby of the Tower 1 Gallery\, just out
 side Tower Auditorium where the annual Adderley lecture is given.\n\n \n\nJ
 oin us for a Reception after the Adderley Lecture on Tues\, November 7\, at
   7:30pm\, in the DMC Atrium. \nClick here to register.\n \n\nLearn more ab
 out the Tyrone Maurice Adderley Series.
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Tyrone Maurice Adderley was a Painting major at Massachusetts C
 ollege of Art and Design from 1990 to 1993. He had relocated to Boston from
  the Bahamas in the Caribbean and begun studying at the College\, at age tw
 enty-seven\, in 1989. Tyrone arrived to MassArt with a sophisticated intere
 st in studying Fashion. Upon his enrollment at the College\, he was already
  thinking about the interconnectivity between fashion\, rapidly changing te
 chnologies around the world\, global politics\, and multiculturalism. “Fash
 ion\,” he once declared\, “has always been a mirror of the times.” Tyrone’s
  own times were of serious interest to him\, as was his interest in determi
 ning how he himself could best contribute to them. Underscoring these inter
 ests\, while expressing the empathy he felt for his fellow human beings\, h
 e wrotethe following: “I would like to be able to give something back\, or 
 contribute in some small way to the betterment of my fellow men\, especiall
 y those less fortunate than I am.”\n\n \n\nNotwithstanding Tyrone’s develop
 ed understanding of Fashion when he began studying at the College during th
 e fall of 1989\, he declared himself a Painting major the following semeste
 r. He went on to study with Professors Dan Kelleher and Rob Moore—both of t
 hem abstract painters—during his second and third years of study\, respecti
 vely. Sadly\, Tyrone took his own life before entering his senior year. Inr
 esponse to his passing\, and to the perceived need that MassArt must commit
  more “to increasing its recognition of multiple viewpoints and the present
 ation of artists outside the mainstream\,” the annual Adderley lecture\, na
 med in Tyrone’s honor\, was founded in 1995\, two years after his death.\n\
 n \n\nFor the occasion of MassArt’s 150 th Anniversary\, the Fine Arts 2D d
 epartment wanted to celebrate this popular\, empathic\, thoughtful young ar
 tist\, with an exhibition showcasing Tyrone’s own artwork. FA2D played a fo
 rmative role in the inception and legacy of the annual Adderley Lecture Ser
 ies. This exhibition celebrates the work of the young artist himself\, “in 
 his own terms\,” through his paintings. Outside the private collections whe
 re these large-scale paintings reside\, they have remained largely unseen. 
 In several regards\, this exhibit is a celebratory occasion. \n\n \n\nFA2D’
 s Adderley exhibit will hang in the lobby of the Tower 1 Gallery\, just out
 side Tower Auditorium where the annual Adderley lecture is given.\n\n \n\nJ
 oin us for a Reception after the Adderley Lecture on Tues\, November 7\, at
   7:30pm\, in the DMC Atrium. \nClick here to register.\n \n\nLearn more ab
 out the Tyrone Maurice Adderley Series.
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BEGIN:VEVENT
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Tyrone Maurice Adderley was a Painting major at Massachusetts C
 ollege of Art and Design from 1990 to 1993. He had relocated to Boston from
  the Bahamas in the Caribbean and begun studying at the College\, at age tw
 enty-seven\, in 1989. Tyrone arrived to MassArt with a sophisticated intere
 st in studying Fashion. Upon his enrollment at the College\, he was already
  thinking about the interconnectivity between fashion\, rapidly changing te
 chnologies around the world\, global politics\, and multiculturalism. “Fash
 ion\,” he once declared\, “has always been a mirror of the times.” Tyrone’s
  own times were of serious interest to him\, as was his interest in determi
 ning how he himself could best contribute to them. Underscoring these inter
 ests\, while expressing the empathy he felt for his fellow human beings\, h
 e wrotethe following: “I would like to be able to give something back\, or 
 contribute in some small way to the betterment of my fellow men\, especiall
 y those less fortunate than I am.”\n\n \n\nNotwithstanding Tyrone’s develop
 ed understanding of Fashion when he began studying at the College during th
 e fall of 1989\, he declared himself a Painting major the following semeste
 r. He went on to study with Professors Dan Kelleher and Rob Moore—both of t
 hem abstract painters—during his second and third years of study\, respecti
 vely. Sadly\, Tyrone took his own life before entering his senior year. Inr
 esponse to his passing\, and to the perceived need that MassArt must commit
  more “to increasing its recognition of multiple viewpoints and the present
 ation of artists outside the mainstream\,” the annual Adderley lecture\, na
 med in Tyrone’s honor\, was founded in 1995\, two years after his death.\n\
 n \n\nFor the occasion of MassArt’s 150 th Anniversary\, the Fine Arts 2D d
 epartment wanted to celebrate this popular\, empathic\, thoughtful young ar
 tist\, with an exhibition showcasing Tyrone’s own artwork. FA2D played a fo
 rmative role in the inception and legacy of the annual Adderley Lecture Ser
 ies. This exhibition celebrates the work of the young artist himself\, “in 
 his own terms\,” through his paintings. Outside the private collections whe
 re these large-scale paintings reside\, they have remained largely unseen. 
 In several regards\, this exhibit is a celebratory occasion. \n\n \n\nFA2D’
 s Adderley exhibit will hang in the lobby of the Tower 1 Gallery\, just out
 side Tower Auditorium where the annual Adderley lecture is given.\n\n \n\nJ
 oin us for a Reception after the Adderley Lecture on Tues\, November 7\, at
   7:30pm\, in the DMC Atrium. \nClick here to register.\n \n\nLearn more ab
 out the Tyrone Maurice Adderley Series.
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SUMMARY:In His Own Terms: The Art of Tyrone Maurice Adderley (1962-1993)
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DESCRIPTION:Tyrone Maurice Adderley was a Painting major at Massachusetts C
 ollege of Art and Design from 1990 to 1993. He had relocated to Boston from
  the Bahamas in the Caribbean and begun studying at the College\, at age tw
 enty-seven\, in 1989. Tyrone arrived to MassArt with a sophisticated intere
 st in studying Fashion. Upon his enrollment at the College\, he was already
  thinking about the interconnectivity between fashion\, rapidly changing te
 chnologies around the world\, global politics\, and multiculturalism. “Fash
 ion\,” he once declared\, “has always been a mirror of the times.” Tyrone’s
  own times were of serious interest to him\, as was his interest in determi
 ning how he himself could best contribute to them. Underscoring these inter
 ests\, while expressing the empathy he felt for his fellow human beings\, h
 e wrotethe following: “I would like to be able to give something back\, or 
 contribute in some small way to the betterment of my fellow men\, especiall
 y those less fortunate than I am.”\n\n \n\nNotwithstanding Tyrone’s develop
 ed understanding of Fashion when he began studying at the College during th
 e fall of 1989\, he declared himself a Painting major the following semeste
 r. He went on to study with Professors Dan Kelleher and Rob Moore—both of t
 hem abstract painters—during his second and third years of study\, respecti
 vely. Sadly\, Tyrone took his own life before entering his senior year. Inr
 esponse to his passing\, and to the perceived need that MassArt must commit
  more “to increasing its recognition of multiple viewpoints and the present
 ation of artists outside the mainstream\,” the annual Adderley lecture\, na
 med in Tyrone’s honor\, was founded in 1995\, two years after his death.\n\
 n \n\nFor the occasion of MassArt’s 150 th Anniversary\, the Fine Arts 2D d
 epartment wanted to celebrate this popular\, empathic\, thoughtful young ar
 tist\, with an exhibition showcasing Tyrone’s own artwork. FA2D played a fo
 rmative role in the inception and legacy of the annual Adderley Lecture Ser
 ies. This exhibition celebrates the work of the young artist himself\, “in 
 his own terms\,” through his paintings. Outside the private collections whe
 re these large-scale paintings reside\, they have remained largely unseen. 
 In several regards\, this exhibit is a celebratory occasion. \n\n \n\nFA2D’
 s Adderley exhibit will hang in the lobby of the Tower 1 Gallery\, just out
 side Tower Auditorium where the annual Adderley lecture is given.\n\n \n\nJ
 oin us for a Reception after the Adderley Lecture on Tues\, November 7\, at
   7:30pm\, in the DMC Atrium. \nClick here to register.\n \n\nLearn more ab
 out the Tyrone Maurice Adderley Series.
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