Exhibitions

In this intriguing show, CAG members are challenged to research and create artwork inspired by masterpieces and master artists, both locally and internationally known, from ancient history to contemporary times. Exhibited artworks will explore how artists can interpret the style, technique and themes of other creative professionals to make something new and unique of their own. Sponsored by Alex Roush.

Derryberry and Goldenstein connect the ideas of women’s work and empowerment through image, concept, fabric, embroidery and other hybrid media. Their work explores the ideas of body, identity, personal stories and what is considered “craft” and “fine art.” Derryberry works on vintage handkerchiefs and painting/fabric constructions that include narrative components and symbols from alchemy. She creates non-specific story lines of a virtual, shifting world where nothing is quite what it seems. Goldenstein creates a portrait catalogue of iconic women who chose the challenge of professional careers in art and as activists while eschewing the acceptable domestic crafts considered “women’s work” with which they are portrayed.

This workshop is all about fun and creativity. Students will get to create a picture collaging painted and colorful fabric sections together. The instructor will help make suggestions, but students will have the freedom to paint their own designs and scavenge through different fabric materials to add to their painting. If teens and parents would like to attend the workshop together, they may come to the adult session at 3pm.
Free

Presenting diverse works celebrating the creative research of faculty whose scholarship and teaching are founded in their studio art making practice.