Todd Hall houses three floors of Art & Design classrooms and galleries
Graphic Design students print work in one of our four Graphic Design Labs
Todd Hall 2nd floor is a vibrant place to see new and evolving student artwork.
Studio Art classes offer practical techniques like drawing
Students get hands-on experience in traditional printmaking techniques as well as modern processes like screen-printing.
Graphic Design students participate in job-related practices like collaboration and critique
Studio Art courses like hand-building and sculptural ceramics are designed to student skills and artistry
Graphic Design students showcase their portfolios and practice interviewing—plus build valuable alumni connections
Studio Art classes practice fine arts techniques like painting
Foundational Art courses provide a strong foundation in design

Fall 2020 Student Galleries Exhibit Sampler

Glass Gallery

September 12 - 23

Olivia Hollandsworth - Quarantine Thoughts

Quarantine Thoughts - Olivia Hollandsworth - Artist Statement

Quarantine Thoughts - Olvia Hollandsworth - Installation Image

Olivia Hollandsworth - The Creation of Groove - Acrylic on Canvas

Olivia Hollandsworth - Virgo Season - Acrylic on Canvas

Quarantine Thoughts - Olvia Hollandsworth - Installation Image

Quarantine Thoughts - Olvia Hollandsworth - Installation Image

Olivia Hollandsworth - Mushroom Lady - Acrylic on Canvas

Olivia Hollandsworth - Lover Boy - Acrylic on Canvas

Quarantine Thoughts - Olvia Hollandsworth - Installation Image

Quarantine Thoughts - Olvia Hollandsworth - Installation Image

Olivia Hollandsworth - Silent Lovers - Mixed Media on Wood

Olivia Hollandsworth - Loch Ness Monster - Mixed Media on Cardstock

Olivia Hollandsworth - Moth Man - Mixed Media on Cardstock

Olivia Hollandsworth - Red Hot Pollock - Acrylic on Canvas

Quarantine Thoughts - Olvia Hollandsworth - Installation Image

Olivia Hollandsworth - Rock Angel - Acrylic on Paper

September 26 - October 7

Veronica Leto - 1000 Minutes

See 1000 Minutes 1000 Minutes Video

Veronica Leto reviews 1000 Minutes Exhibit

Interview with Veronica Leto

Art and Design's 2020 Foundations Student of the Year!

October 10 - 28

Brutal Whimsy - Contemporary Art History - Kyle Stoneman, Ph.d, Lecturer

Description

Yasumasa Morimura, Ambiguous Beauty, 1995. Morimura calls attention to gendered cultural identities through recreations of iconic images from art history and popular culture in which he substitutes himself as the main subject. In 'Ambiguous Beauty,' Morimura mimics the American icon Marilyn Monroe in her first 'Playboy' pin-up. He dons a wig, heavy makeup and fake breasts to play the part. The obvious falseness of these prosthetics, the masculinity of his body and his Japanese facial features disrupt the charade.

October 31 - November 4

Interactive Design - Sheri Selph, Assistant Professor

October 24 - 28

Foundations Fall 2020 Students Exhibition - Erin Anfinson and Mark Mcleod, Associate Professors | Advisors

Foundations Exhibit

Ariana Chilvers | Drawing II

Self Portrait | Ink

Nicole Foran, Associate Professor

December 5, 2020 - January 27, 2021

Studio Art – Fall 2020 Ceramics and Sculptural Work - Kelsey Duncan, Lecturer and Michael Baggarly, Associate Professor

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