Art Exhibition at Spring Arbor University
The Ganton Art Gallery at Spring Arbor University Will Feature Graduating Seniors' Work
Jackson, MI 49283
United States of America
The featured graduating seniors have spent countless hours devoted to their craft and building a portfolio. Community members are encouraged to stop by the art gallery and commend these individuals on their efforts.
One of the artists is Dylan Kingsley. He will feature sculpture artwork made from post-consumer materials including phone books, cardboard, and the like. With Earth Day occurring during the art show on April 22nd, this method of reusing material is very timely. Dylan specializes in topographical style landscapes created through layers of cardboard to emphasize ecology and recycling.
A second featured artist is Gloria Loucky. Gloria will display macro digital photography and graphite drawings to convey the natural beauty in leaves. She focuses on up-close photography of the natural world to interpret the beauty of creation.
Antonio Phillips focuses on animal strength and anatomy in his monoprint animal art. The style is unique and impressive.
Finally, Rachel Pifer shares her artwork about the human form. She uses various mediums, from colored pencils to pastels to illustrate the purity and beauty of the human form.
This art show encompasses a significant variety of styles and should be an excellent show. The Ganton Art Gallery is open on M-F from 9:00 - 5:00, and on Saturday and Sunday from 1:00 - 5:00. For more information, contact Alison Breitenbach at (517) 750-6580.
Have you ever been to a university art show? What do you think about the art subjects mentioned in this article? Please leave a comment below!
To receive email notification of Kristen's future publications, please click on "follow" at the top of this page.
Published by Kristen Wilkerson
I am a reflective individual who enjoys learning and helping people. I have a Masters in Education, specializing in Curriculum and Instruction. Also I have a Bachelor s degree in Mathematics and Computer Sc... View profile
- How to Make Your Own Digital Photo Art Gallery There are many ways that you can use your digital photos for craft projects. This article will cover how to use your photos from your digital camera to make your own art gallery.
- Why Digital Photography Make Vast Influence?This article shows you some benefits of digital photography and makes an outlook of future development of photography.
Upgrade Your Digital Photography Studio on a BudgetUpgrading your digital photography studio doesn't mean you have to spend a lot of money. Check out these cost effective ways to upgrade your digital photography studio.- Hosting an Eco-Friendly Art ShowThis article will inform readers about creating and hosting an eco-friendly art show. I have some great ideas I want to share.
Visitor's Guide to the Memorial Art Gallery at the University of RochesterFeaturing a collection of over 11,000 objects, the Memorial Art Gallery at the University of Rochester offers visitors a journey through over 5,000 years of art history.
- How to Promote Your School Art Show: 25 Proven Tips for Successful Art Show Promotion
- 10 Tips to Hosting a Green Eco-Friendly Art Show at Home
- 8 Tips for Visiting an Art Gallery
- Throw an Art Show Sidewalk Party for Children
- Stabilizers for Digital Photography
- PhotoShop & Digital Photography
- Digital Photography Bags & Vests
14 Comments
Post a CommentI love art exhibits... sounds like a blast!
Sounds interesting!
I attended Newman University in Wichita, KS and some of the local artists there are so wonderful. I admire such beauty and I have nothing in such talent as they do. Great reporting friend. Thanks. :-)
Local art shows and school art shows are good places to find interesting art work for your walls. Some of our favorite things are student work.
Too bad I won't be back up North for this. Sounds really wonderful.
Sounds really interesting.
awesomeness
I would love to see this. Post some photos please.
sounds great!
Our local community college (when I lived in Kankakee) used to showcase all of the students' artwork. I thought it was a great way to show community support and see some pretty amazing artwork as well.