Imagination Unleashed
IMAGINATION UNLEASHED
Salisbury University’s 47th Biannual Senior Art Shows
Senior art students have spent at least the past four years working towards not only an education; but a chance to show off their talent.
Hard work does pay off! You will not want to miss the chance to see it all come together.
The show is in two parts; a graphic design show and a fine arts show. Both will be in the University Gallery in Fulton Hall. The graphic design show will run November 8-20, 2012. Following, will be the fine arts show, December 3-15, 2012. A new Media show will also be taking place November 30 – December 14, 2012 in the Electronic Gallery located in the TETC building Room 128.
Admisssion is always free. Students, staff, family, and the public fans are welcome to see a collection of works by senior students.
To recognize hard work and talent; awards receptions will be held for each of the shows. Both will be in the University Gallery in Fulton Hall. The Graphic Design ceremony will be Friday, Novemeber 9th at 6pm and the Fine Arts show will be Friday, November 7th at 6pm.
Check out the seniors and their work!
I had the pleasure, and honor, to come there and judge this year’s competition. My what a group of talented designers you have there! I want to write a blog post, as well as submit one to AIGA, about the opening event and showcase the senior shows. Any chance you have pictures of the installations? I would LOVE to show the winners, as well as others, on these posts. Thanks!
I am disappointed that there are no photographs of the actual show. Also looking at the list of names only a few had any images of the work in the show. I would be willing to make the trip to the gallery if images of what’s actually being shown were on the web site.
Thank-you.
Connie,
If you click on the link at the bottom of the page that reads “Check out the seniors and their work!” you would have seen images of all the students work. We don’t post those images directly to this page since the seniors make their own website for the show (the aforementioned link).
Thanks,
Liz