Opening Reception: March 14th, 4-6PM

Displaying from March 14th to April 16th on grey panels in the Great Hall.

The work is that of student art majors, minors and other students who are studying other fields and taking art courses as a general elective class. The exhibit will include paintings, prints, ceramic, drawings, digital images, digital photographs and 3D sculptural pieces. “All our students work very hard to create what they see in their mind when they start working on their artwork. The process of making art involves creative thinking, daily observation and many practice drawings to work out the final outline of their idea. Sometimes that idea changes in the course of creating and the students must figure out how to make their work adapt to those changes. Creating artwork involves lots of problem solving on the part of the creator to get it right,” Woodcock says. “The students work very hard and take pride in their artwork and this exhibition is an opportunity for them to share it with the community.”

The D&E Creative Art Department faculty is made up of Associate Professor of Art, Chair Kevin “Woody” Woodcock, Assistant Professor of Art Korey Burns and Adjunct Instructors Eric Armstrong, Desire Watson, Margaret Bruning, Tessa Garver-Daniels and Natalie Josimovich.