ART STUDENT EXHIBITIONS: Timothy Atticus | Walter Wynne | Art of the Book | Drawing

Tue, Nov 29, 2011 12am - Sat, Dec 3, 2011 12am

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Timothy Atticus

Timothy Atticus
Walter Wynne

Walter Wynne

November 29 - December 3, 2011*

Opening Receptions: Tuesday, November 29, 6:00 - 8:00pm
*Art of the Book also open to the public on Nov 22 & 23

 

Art of the Book Class Exhibition

Hannah Alpert | Zoe Brunelli | Victor Fernandez | Dennis Gilstad | Julie Harris | Vincent Hui | Troy Kreiner | Masami Kubo | Ruairidh MacLeod | Lee Milby | Amanda Siegel | Olivia Thread | Silvia Valls
Instructor: Margaret Morton
2nd Floor Lobby, Foundation Building
 



Drawing Class Exhibition

May Anuntarungsen | Camilo Cadena | Won Cha | Leslie Francisco | Aaron Graham | Vanessa Haddad | Kevin Jones | Glory Loflin | Ian Markell | Rebecca Mosena | Daniel Peterson | Kern Samuel | Sara Zilhaver
Instructor: Day Gleeson
5th Floor Lobby, Foundation Building

 

Timothy Atticus : Curbside Pick Up

Senior Presentation
6th Floor Lobby, Foundation Building

 

Walter Wynne

Senior Presentation
7th Floor Lobby, Foundation Building

 


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