Over Oceans, on the Lakeshore: GVSU Students Report Back from Kingston, England, and the Ox-Bow and Gordon Fellowships

An exhibit of work by students participating in the Kingston, England program, and the Ox-Bow and Gordon Fellowships.

Contact Ann Keister keistera[at]gvsu.edu, Tim Fisher fishert[at]gvsu.edu or Anna Campbell campbean[at]gvsu.edu for more information.

The Masses

The Masses, an exhibit by Joey Salamon

The primary medium of my work will be collage. The idea of "over-abundance" "complexity" and "anti-structure" are key to the pieces being made specifically for this show. I wanted to somewhat forget the rigidness of composition and solely focus on the details of organic mass, whether it be through metaphor or describing the physicalness of certain subject matter.

For more information contact jsalamonj [at] gmail.com

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contact Norwood Viviano vivianon [at] gvsu.edu for more information

Speaking For Those Who Cannot Speak For Themselves

The Humane Society of Grand Valley State University presents a multi-disciplinary exhibition of animal-themed artworks created by past and current GVSU students (primarily Art & Design). Over the duration of the show and at its closing reception from 5-7pm on October 7th, the Humane Society of GVSU hopes to engage attendees with information about its organization, its purpose and its initiatives on behalf of non-human species.

Ceramics Exhibition

This show is for the exhibition of Advanced Ceramics students, as well as
Introduction to ceramics students. It will show the work that students have
been producing in their studios for the winter and fall semesters of 2010.
This show is to help lower level ceramics students learn how a show work and
how to install a gallery space with other people. It helps to promote
teamwork between ceramics students and communication between other emphasis
areas. The show will ultimately be about clay and how students use such a
versatile material.

Fun & Games: a solo show by Ruthie VanderHart

The works to be shown include a deck of cards, a couple of board games, moveable tile games, and illustrations from a picture book. Along with the games displayed on the walls, there will one or two tables set up in the gallery space with

Alternative Photo Print Process

This exhibit showcases three photographic-based printmaking techniques: photo-silkscreen, photogravure and cyanotype.

For more information, contact David Keister at keisterd[at]gvsu.edu

BFA Exhibit: Lindsay Guynn and Trevania Gnodtke

For more information, contact Lindsay Guynn at guynnl[at]mail.gvsu.edu or
Trevania Gnodtke gnodtket[at]mail.gvsu.edu

BFA Exhibit: Alexandra Holton, Abbey Hunter and Barbara Williams

For more information, contact Alexandra Holton at holtonal[at]mail.gvsu.edu, Abbey Hunter at hunterab[at]mail.gvsu.edu or Barbara Williams at williaba[at]mail.gvsu.edu

BFA Exhibit: Ashley Harriger and Mackenzie Whims

For more information, contact Ashley Harriger at harrigea[at]mail.gvsu.edu or Mackenzie Whims at whimsm[at]mail.gvsu.edu