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W&J College art and art education majors graduating in Spring 2022 exhibit their work across a variety of media in this annual senior capstone event.
W&J College art and art education majors graduating in Spring 2022 exhibit their work across a variety of media in this annual senior capstone event.
Finally! Our original booking of this show was for Spring 2020 and to be presented after the Communication Arts Department Fall 2019 production of “Western Civilization! The Complete Musical (abridged)” by the same authors. We are thrilled to have them here now. Before the Tragedy, there was…HAMLET’S BIG ADVENTURE! From the guys that brought you …
Creating an interactive, multimedia installation, Maryam Khaleghi Yazdi narrates her experience living between two countries. As an immigrant to the United States of America from Iran, Khaleghi Yazdi invites viewers to imagine themselves in this position. Pickle jars, pizza boxes, lottery tickets, and projected images help to fuse Khaleghi Yazdi’s understanding of navigating the space …
Creating an interactive, multimedia installation, Maryam Khaleghi Yazdi narrates her experience living between two countries. As an immigrant to the United States of America from Iran, Khaleghi Yazdi invites viewers to imagine themselves in this position. Pickle jars, pizza boxes, lottery tickets, and projected images help to fuse Khaleghi Yazdi’s understanding of navigating the space …
We are relieved to finally bring renowned pianist Mark Valenti to you. Rescheduled and canceled twice, Mark is eager to play live for audiences again. The All American program selections include: The Alcotts by Ives, Piano Blues by Copland, Sonata by Barber, and pieces by Stefan Wolpe and Jon Fisher.
Working through the weight of identity, Carolina Alamilla uses colors and a sense of playfulness to engage with the viewer. Alamilla steps away from the real and creates objects that lose their functionality but are a metaphor for hope, memory, and the environment. Using hand building and mold-making ceramic skills, Alamilla produces multiples that lead …
Working through the weight of identity, Carolina Alamilla uses colors and a sense of playfulness to engage with the viewer. Alamilla steps away from the real and creates objects that lose their functionality but are a metaphor for hope, memory, and the environment. Using hand building and mold-making ceramic skills, Alamilla produces multiples that lead …