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A digitally manipulated image divided into four mirrored quadrants. The top half of the image is an upside-down mirror of the bottom half, and the left side mirrors the right, creating a symmetrical, kaleidoscope-like effect. The primary image shows a person dressed in black, standing on green grass, holding the edge of a large, translucent blue piece of fabric with white markings that stretches out horizontally.

"Making It" – A Class of 2015 Art Show

Sponsored by:
Studio Art

Members of the Department of Studio Art’s Class of 2015 showcase the work of their professional artist careers in the Johnson Memorial Building’s second floor gallery.

Johnson Gallery/Crit (208)

Open to the Public
A digitally manipulated image divided into four mirrored quadrants. The top half of the image is an upside-down mirror of the bottom half, and the left side mirrors the right, creating a symmetrical, kaleidoscope-like effect. The primary image shows a person dressed in black, standing on green grass, holding the edge of a large, translucent blue piece of fabric with white markings that stretches out horizontally.

"Making It" – A Class of 2015 Art Show

Sponsored by:
Studio Art

Members of the Department of Studio Art’s Class of 2015 showcase the work of their professional artist careers in the Johnson Memorial Building’s second floor gallery.

Johnson Gallery/Crit (208)

Open to the Public
A digitally manipulated image divided into four mirrored quadrants. The top half of the image is an upside-down mirror of the bottom half, and the left side mirrors the right, creating a symmetrical, kaleidoscope-like effect. The primary image shows a person dressed in black, standing on green grass, holding the edge of a large, translucent blue piece of fabric with white markings that stretches out horizontally.

"Making It" – A Class of 2015 Art Show

Sponsored by:
Studio Art

Members of the Department of Studio Art’s Class of 2015 showcase the work of their professional artist careers in the Johnson Memorial Building’s second floor gallery.

Johnson Gallery/Crit (208)

Open to the Public
A digitally manipulated image divided into four mirrored quadrants. The top half of the image is an upside-down mirror of the bottom half, and the left side mirrors the right, creating a symmetrical, kaleidoscope-like effect. The primary image shows a person dressed in black, standing on green grass, holding the edge of a large, translucent blue piece of fabric with white markings that stretches out horizontally.

"Making It" – A Class of 2015 Art Show

Sponsored by:
Studio Art

Members of the Department of Studio Art’s Class of 2015 showcase the work of their professional artist careers in the Johnson Memorial Building’s second floor gallery.

Johnson Gallery/Crit (208)

Open to the Public
A digitally manipulated image divided into four mirrored quadrants. The top half of the image is an upside-down mirror of the bottom half, and the left side mirrors the right, creating a symmetrical, kaleidoscope-like effect. The primary image shows a person dressed in black, standing on green grass, holding the edge of a large, translucent blue piece of fabric with white markings that stretches out horizontally.

"Making It" – A Class of 2015 Art Show

Sponsored by:
Studio Art

Members of the Department of Studio Art’s Class of 2015 showcase the work of their professional artist careers in the Johnson Memorial Building’s second floor gallery.

Johnson Gallery/Crit (208)

Open to the Public
A digitally manipulated image divided into four mirrored quadrants. The top half of the image is an upside-down mirror of the bottom half, and the left side mirrors the right, creating a symmetrical, kaleidoscope-like effect. The primary image shows a person dressed in black, standing on green grass, holding the edge of a large, translucent blue piece of fabric with white markings that stretches out horizontally.

"Making It" – A Class of 2015 Art Show

Sponsored by:
Studio Art

Members of the Department of Studio Art’s Class of 2015 showcase the work of their professional artist careers in the Johnson Memorial Building’s second floor gallery.

Johnson Gallery/Crit (208)

Open to the Public

Studio Art Thesis Exhibition

Sponsored by:
Studio Art

Come enjoy the Studio Art Thesis Exhibition! Where: Johnson Memorial Building, 2nd floor gallery. When: May 2nd through May 16th.

Johnson Memorial Building

Open to the Public