Sculptures in the Form of a Chair
These sculptures represent students’ response to the idea of a chair as an object of design for human use, for support or comfort, as a socializing or civilizing device, as a tool used in ceremony or ritual, or as a historical artifact. Discover how students personalize the concept of a chair while emphasizing its sculptural potential in both utilitarian and non-utilitarian forms.
On view Tuesday, October 30, through Tuesday, November 6, in the Johnson Memorial Building, Pit Space. Free
Landscape Paintings
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| Elizabeth Glessner ’03, oil painting |
Plein air paintings done in the manner of the impressionists in Jim Butler’s painting course, ART 0309, represent students’ observations of the Middlebury College campus during the height of fall foliage season.
On view Wednesday, November 7, through Wednesday, November 14, in the Johnson Memorial Building, Pit Space. Free
Pinhole Camera Photography
John Huddleston’s black-and-white photography class, ART 0327, presents an exhibition of pinhole photography. The students’ images are contact prints made from large-format negatives exposed in cameras of their own design and construction.
On view Thursday, November 15, through Thursday, November 29, in the Johnson Memorial Building, Pit Space. Free