Studio Art

Exhibit is on-going through April 12 An exploration of the concepts fo representation and abstraction: Students from Sanford Mirling’s Introduction to Sculpture class use only three materials to translate two real-world objects — one fitting in the palm of their hand, and one large enough to enter — into a single abstract form. Sponsored by the Program in Studio Art. Free.

Exhibit is on-going through April 12 An exploration of the concepts fo representation and abstraction: Students from Sanford Mirling’s Introduction to Sculpture class use only three materials to translate two real-world objects — one fitting in the palm of their hand, and one large enough to enter — into a single abstract form. Sponsored by the Program in Studio Art. Free.

Exhibit is on-going through April 12 An exploration of the concepts fo representation and abstraction: Students from Sanford Mirling’s Introduction to Sculpture class use only three materials to translate two real-world objects — one fitting in the palm of their hand, and one large enough to enter — into a single abstract form. Sponsored by the Program in Studio Art. Free.

Exhibit is on-going through April 12 An exploration of the concepts fo representation and abstraction: Students from Sanford Mirling’s Introduction to Sculpture class use only three materials to translate two real-world objects — one fitting in the palm of their hand, and one large enough to enter — into a single abstract form. Sponsored by the Program in Studio Art. Free.

Exhibit is on-going through April 12 An exploration of the concepts fo representation and abstraction: Students from Sanford Mirling’s Introduction to Sculpture class use only three materials to translate two real-world objects — one fitting in the palm of their hand, and one large enough to enter — into a single abstract form. Sponsored by the Program in Studio Art. Free.

Exhibit is on-going through April 12 An exploration of the concepts fo representation and abstraction: Students from Sanford Mirling’s Introduction to Sculpture class use only three materials to translate two real-world objects — one fitting in the palm of their hand, and one large enough to enter — into a single abstract form. Sponsored by the Program in Studio Art. Free.

Exhibit is on-going through April 12 An exploration of the concepts fo representation and abstraction: Students from Sanford Mirling’s Introduction to Sculpture class use only three materials to translate two real-world objects — one fitting in the palm of their hand, and one large enough to enter — into a single abstract form. Sponsored by the Program in Studio Art. Free.

Exhibit is on-going through April 12 An exploration of the concepts fo representation and abstraction: Students from Sanford Mirling’s Introduction to Sculpture class use only three materials to translate two real-world objects — one fitting in the palm of their hand, and one large enough to enter — into a single abstract form. Sponsored by the Program in Studio Art. Free.

Exhibit is on-going through April 12 An exploration of the concepts fo representation and abstraction: Students from Sanford Mirling’s Introduction to Sculpture class use only three materials to translate two real-world objects — one fitting in the palm of their hand, and one large enough to enter — into a single abstract form. Sponsored by the Program in Studio Art. Free.

Exhibit is on-going through April 12 An exploration of the concepts fo representation and abstraction: Students from Sanford Mirling’s Introduction to Sculpture class use only three materials to translate two real-world objects — one fitting in the palm of their hand, and one large enough to enter — into a single abstract form. Sponsored by the Program in Studio Art. Free.