Faculty invite alumni to exhibit their work in an invitational exhibition. The exhibition is a survey of a variety of disciplines, which include printmaking, painting, ceramics, metals, sculpture & fibers. Exhibiting artists are: Christy Clyburn, Joseph Cohen, Logan Hill, Stacey Ferrar, Laura Lattimer and Oscar Silva.

Opening Reception: Oct 27 | 5:00-7:00pm

With films that use stereoscopic stop-motion animation (photographs that are taken with two cameras and then combined to create the illusion of a three-dimensional image), Jeanne Stern explores memory and the way in which it relies upon non-linear perception- that of time and space. This exhibition combines the motion of Stern's previous film works with the dimensionality of her dioramas, acting as living memories which may exist after the original subjects cease to be.

Opening Reception: Oct 27 | 5:00-7:00pm
Lecture: Oct 26 | 5:00pm | JCM 2121

Faculty invite alumni to exhibit their work in an invitational exhibition. The exhibition is a survey of a variety of disciplines, which include printmaking, painting, ceramics, metals, sculpture & fibers. Exhibiting artists are: Christy Clyburn, Joseph Cohen, Logan Hill, Stacey Ferrar, Laura Lattimer and Oscar Silva.

Opening Reception: Oct 27 | 5:00-7:00pm

With films that use stereoscopic stop-motion animation (photographs that are taken with two cameras and then combined to create the illusion of a three-dimensional image), Jeanne Stern explores memory and the way in which it relies upon non-linear perception- that of time and space. This exhibition combines the motion of Stern's previous film works with the dimensionality of her dioramas, acting as living memories which may exist after the original subjects cease to be.

Opening Reception: Oct 27 | 5:00-7:00pm
Lecture: Oct 26 | 5:00pm | JCM 2121

Faculty invite alumni to exhibit their work in an invitational exhibition. The exhibition is a survey of a variety of disciplines, which include printmaking, painting, ceramics, metals, sculpture & fibers. Exhibiting artists are: Christy Clyburn, Joseph Cohen, Logan Hill, Stacey Ferrar, Laura Lattimer and Oscar Silva.

Opening Reception: Oct 27 | 5:00-7:00pm

With films that use stereoscopic stop-motion animation (photographs that are taken with two cameras and then combined to create the illusion of a three-dimensional image), Jeanne Stern explores memory and the way in which it relies upon non-linear perception- that of time and space. This exhibition combines the motion of Stern's previous film works with the dimensionality of her dioramas, acting as living memories which may exist after the original subjects cease to be.

Opening Reception: Oct 27 | 5:00-7:00pm
Lecture: Oct 26 | 5:00pm | JCM 2121

Faculty invite alumni to exhibit their work in an invitational exhibition. The exhibition is a survey of a variety of disciplines, which include printmaking, painting, ceramics, metals, sculpture & fibers. Exhibiting artists are: Christy Clyburn, Joseph Cohen, Logan Hill, Stacey Ferrar, Laura Lattimer and Oscar Silva.

Opening Reception: Oct 27 | 5:00-7:00pm

With films that use stereoscopic stop-motion animation (photographs that are taken with two cameras and then combined to create the illusion of a three-dimensional image), Jeanne Stern explores memory and the way in which it relies upon non-linear perception- that of time and space. This exhibition combines the motion of Stern's previous film works with the dimensionality of her dioramas, acting as living memories which may exist after the original subjects cease to be.

Opening Reception: Oct 27 | 5:00-7:00pm
Lecture: Oct 26 | 5:00pm | JCM 2121

Faculty invite alumni to exhibit their work in an invitational exhibition. The exhibition is a survey of a variety of disciplines, which include printmaking, painting, ceramics, metals, sculpture & fibers. Exhibiting artists are: Christy Clyburn, Joseph Cohen, Logan Hill, Stacey Ferrar, Laura Lattimer and Oscar Silva.

Opening Reception: Oct 27 | 5:00-7:00pm

With films that use stereoscopic stop-motion animation (photographs that are taken with two cameras and then combined to create the illusion of a three-dimensional image), Jeanne Stern explores memory and the way in which it relies upon non-linear perception- that of time and space. This exhibition combines the motion of Stern's previous film works with the dimensionality of her dioramas, acting as living memories which may exist after the original subjects cease to be.

Opening Reception: Oct 27 | 5:00-7:00pm
Lecture: Oct 26 | 5:00pm | JCM 2121

Faculty invite alumni to exhibit their work in an invitational exhibition. The exhibition is a survey of a variety of disciplines, which include printmaking, painting, ceramics, metals, sculpture & fibers. Exhibiting artists are: Christy Clyburn, Joseph Cohen, Logan Hill, Stacey Ferrar, Laura Lattimer and Oscar Silva.

Opening Reception: Oct 27 | 5:00-7:00pm

With films that use stereoscopic stop-motion animation (photographs that are taken with two cameras and then combined to create the illusion of a three-dimensional image), Jeanne Stern explores memory and the way in which it relies upon non-linear perception- that of time and space. This exhibition combines the motion of Stern's previous film works with the dimensionality of her dioramas, acting as living memories which may exist after the original subjects cease to be.

Opening Reception: Oct 27 | 5:00-7:00pm
Lecture: Oct 26 | 5:00pm | JCM 2121

Faculty invite alumni to exhibit their work in an invitational exhibition. The exhibition is a survey of a variety of disciplines, which include printmaking, painting, ceramics, metals, sculpture & fibers. Exhibiting artists are: Christy Clyburn, Joseph Cohen, Logan Hill, Stacey Ferrar, Laura Lattimer and Oscar Silva.

Opening Reception: Oct 27 | 5:00-7:00pm

With films that use stereoscopic stop-motion animation (photographs that are taken with two cameras and then combined to create the illusion of a three-dimensional image), Jeanne Stern explores memory and the way in which it relies upon non-linear perception- that of time and space. This exhibition combines the motion of Stern's previous film works with the dimensionality of her dioramas, acting as living memories which may exist after the original subjects cease to be.

Opening Reception: Oct 27 | 5:00-7:00pm
Lecture: Oct 26 | 5:00pm | JCM 2121

Faculty invite alumni to exhibit their work in an invitational exhibition. The exhibition is a survey of a variety of disciplines, which include printmaking, painting, ceramics, metals, sculpture & fibers. Exhibiting artists are: Christy Clyburn, Joseph Cohen, Logan Hill, Stacey Ferrar, Laura Lattimer and Oscar Silva.

Opening Reception: Oct 27 | 5:00-7:00pm

With films that use stereoscopic stop-motion animation (photographs that are taken with two cameras and then combined to create the illusion of a three-dimensional image), Jeanne Stern explores memory and the way in which it relies upon non-linear perception- that of time and space. This exhibition combines the motion of Stern's previous film works with the dimensionality of her dioramas, acting as living memories which may exist after the original subjects cease to be.

Opening Reception: Oct 27 | 5:00-7:00pm
Lecture: Oct 26 | 5:00pm | JCM 2121

Faculty invite alumni to exhibit their work in an invitational exhibition. The exhibition is a survey of a variety of disciplines, which include printmaking, painting, ceramics, metals, sculpture & fibers. Exhibiting artists are: Christy Clyburn, Joseph Cohen, Logan Hill, Stacey Ferrar, Laura Lattimer and Oscar Silva.

Opening Reception: Oct 27 | 5:00-7:00pm

With films that use stereoscopic stop-motion animation (photographs that are taken with two cameras and then combined to create the illusion of a three-dimensional image), Jeanne Stern explores memory and the way in which it relies upon non-linear perception- that of time and space. This exhibition combines the motion of Stern's previous film works with the dimensionality of her dioramas, acting as living memories which may exist after the original subjects cease to be.

Opening Reception: Oct 27 | 5:00-7:00pm
Lecture: Oct 26 | 5:00pm | JCM 2121

Faculty invite alumni to exhibit their work in an invitational exhibition. The exhibition is a survey of a variety of disciplines, which include printmaking, painting, ceramics, metals, sculpture & fibers. Exhibiting artists are: Christy Clyburn, Joseph Cohen, Logan Hill, Stacey Ferrar, Laura Lattimer and Oscar Silva.

Opening Reception: Oct 27 | 5:00-7:00pm

With films that use stereoscopic stop-motion animation (photographs that are taken with two cameras and then combined to create the illusion of a three-dimensional image), Jeanne Stern explores memory and the way in which it relies upon non-linear perception- that of time and space. This exhibition combines the motion of Stern's previous film works with the dimensionality of her dioramas, acting as living memories which may exist after the original subjects cease to be.

Opening Reception: Oct 27 | 5:00-7:00pm
Lecture: Oct 26 | 5:00pm | JCM 2121

Faculty invite alumni to exhibit their work in an invitational exhibition. The exhibition is a survey of a variety of disciplines, which include printmaking, painting, ceramics, metals, sculpture & fibers. Exhibiting artists are: Christy Clyburn, Joseph Cohen, Logan Hill, Stacey Ferrar, Laura Lattimer and Oscar Silva.

Opening Reception: Oct 27 | 5:00-7:00pm

With films that use stereoscopic stop-motion animation (photographs that are taken with two cameras and then combined to create the illusion of a three-dimensional image), Jeanne Stern explores memory and the way in which it relies upon non-linear perception- that of time and space. This exhibition combines the motion of Stern's previous film works with the dimensionality of her dioramas, acting as living memories which may exist after the original subjects cease to be.

Opening Reception: Oct 27 | 5:00-7:00pm
Lecture: Oct 26 | 5:00pm | JCM 2121

Faculty invite alumni to exhibit their work in an invitational exhibition. The exhibition is a survey of a variety of disciplines, which include printmaking, painting, ceramics, metals, sculpture & fibers. Exhibiting artists are: Christy Clyburn, Joseph Cohen, Logan Hill, Stacey Ferrar, Laura Lattimer and Oscar Silva.

Opening Reception: Oct 27 | 5:00-7:00pm

With films that use stereoscopic stop-motion animation (photographs that are taken with two cameras and then combined to create the illusion of a three-dimensional image), Jeanne Stern explores memory and the way in which it relies upon non-linear perception- that of time and space. This exhibition combines the motion of Stern's previous film works with the dimensionality of her dioramas, acting as living memories which may exist after the original subjects cease to be.

Opening Reception: Oct 27 | 5:00-7:00pm
Lecture: Oct 26 | 5:00pm | JCM 2121

Faculty invite alumni to exhibit their work in an invitational exhibition. The exhibition is a survey of a variety of disciplines, which include printmaking, painting, ceramics, metals, sculpture & fibers. Exhibiting artists are: Christy Clyburn, Joseph Cohen, Logan Hill, Stacey Ferrar, Laura Lattimer and Oscar Silva.

Opening Reception: Oct 27 | 5:00-7:00pm

With films that use stereoscopic stop-motion animation (photographs that are taken with two cameras and then combined to create the illusion of a three-dimensional image), Jeanne Stern explores memory and the way in which it relies upon non-linear perception- that of time and space. This exhibition combines the motion of Stern's previous film works with the dimensionality of her dioramas, acting as living memories which may exist after the original subjects cease to be.

Opening Reception: Oct 27 | 5:00-7:00pm
Lecture: Oct 26 | 5:00pm | JCM 2121

Opening Reception: Nov 30 | 5:00-7:00pm

Opening Reception: Nov 30 | 5:00-7:00pm

Opening Reception: Nov 30 | 5:00-7:00pm

Opening Reception: Nov 30 | 5:00-7:00pm

Opening Reception: Nov 30 | 5:00-7:00pm

Opening Reception: Nov 27 | 5:00-7:00pm
Exhibitions... designed and implemented by the students, allow graduating seniors to present a body of work that is generated in the Thesis studios of their chosen area of specialization.

Opening Reception: Nov 27 | 5:00-7:00pm
Exhibitions... designed and implemented by the students, allow graduating seniors to present a body of work that is generated in the Thesis studios of their chosen area of specialization.

Opening Reception: Nov 27 | 5:00-7:00pm
Exhibitions... designed and implemented by the students, allow graduating seniors to present a body of work that is generated in the Thesis studios of their chosen area of specialization.

Opening Reception: Nov 27 | 5:00-7:00pm
Exhibitions... designed and implemented by the students, allow graduating seniors to present a body of work that is generated in the Thesis studios of their chosen area of specialization.

Opening Reception: Nov 27 | 5:00-7:00pm
Exhibitions... designed and implemented by the students, allow graduating seniors to present a body of work that is generated in the Thesis studios of their chosen area of specialization.