Faculty members display art through Jan. 4

Faculty members display art through Jan. 4

Krannert Art Museum hosts the annual Faculty Art Exhibition, which features new work by current faculty members in the School of Art and Design. One of the oldest, continuously running faculty exhibitions in the country, the exhibition features recent works of painting, sculpture, installation art, photography, glass, graphic design and other media. The exhibition runs through Jan. 4.

Remaining presentations by faculty members who will talk about their work (all at noon): Kevin Hamilton (Dec. 3), Melissa Pokorny (Dec. 10) and Gerald Guthrie (Dec. 17).

Gerald Guthrie, “The Power of Suggestion,” inkjet print on plastic

Photo by Bill Wiegand

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