Students tore down their pieces yet another time to begin the challenge of planning their final projects for a class that has proved to be a whirlwind of inspiration, creative problem solving, and hard, focused work.
"In Technicolor", by Jeffery Horton
Whether in the form of installation, large-scale wall drawing, or video and projection, the students’ pieces were unique and widely varying works that reflected an incredible diversity of opinion, personality, and artistic styles.
Participants in the fast-paced Introduction to Drawn Environments class executed these colossal wall works in only three days before taking them down, starting the series of transformations that the gallery and various spaces in the Trahern Building will undergo as the students work and construct their art pieces. Until June 1st, student work can be seen in the building in various states of completion.
Art students proudly displayed their finished work before tearing it down and beginning on a new piece. After beginning a drawing on location, they then blew up the drawing to an enormous scale by using a grid technique or projection. At such large sizes, the works took on a whole new attitude.
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