The opening reception will be from 6:30-8 p.m. in all three galleries. The exhibits are the Fine Arts Senior Exhibition, the M.F.A. Thesis Exhibition and
the 28th Annual Juried Exhibition.
ROCK HILL, SOUTH CAROLINA - Friday, April 15, will be a special day for the Winthrop University Galleries: it's the opening reception for three exhibits highlighting student work.
The reception, which will be from 6:30-8 p.m. in the Rutledge, Elizabeth Dunlap Patrick and Lewandowski Galleries, as well as the Rutledge Building first floor hallways, will celebrate the 28th Annual
Undergraduate Juried Exhibition, the M.F.A. Thesis Exhibition and the Department of
Fine Arts Senior Exhibition. Master of Fine Arts candidate and exhibiting artist Vivianne Lee Carey will perform at the reception at 6:45 p.m., followed by the Juried Exhibition's award
ceremony at 7 p.m.
It is a free and open to the public.
However, you don't have to wait until then to see these unique and inspiring pieces.
*April 5-18
2016 Fine Arts Senior Exhibition
Lewandowski Student Gallery, McLaurin Hall/first floor hallways, Rutledge Building
This exhibition represents a key component in capstone courses for students earning
their Bachelor of Fine Arts and Bachelor of Arts degrees. Throughout the semester,
students develop professional websites and work together on a group exhibition that
illustrates their conceptual and artistic growth.
*April 11-May 6
M.F.A Thesis Exhibition — "Fault Lines": Vivianne Lee Carey, Lee Ann Harrison, Tom
Seay
Elizabeth Dunlap Patrick Gallery, Rutledge Building
This exhibit features new works by artists completing their Master of Fine Arts programs.
M.F.A. candidates Vivianne Lee Carey, Lee Ann Harrison and Tom Seay will discuss their
work "Fault Lines." Candidates will discuss their work during an artist talk in the
Patrick Gallery at 11 a.m. on Thursday, April 21.
*April 11-July 1
28th Annual Undergraduate Juried Exhibition
Rutledge Gallery, Rutledge Building
(Reopens Aug 15-19.)
Each spring, students submit their recent work to the Undergraduate Juried Exhibition
in the hopes of being selected by a prominent regional juror for exhibition in a professional
gallery setting. The selected pieces cover all areas of the visual arts, including
painting, photography, printmaking, illustration, sculpture and jewelry/metals.
This year's juror is Christa Cammaroto, director of the Projective Eye Gallery at UNC-Charlotte.
Still want to see more student work? Check out the Interior Design Senior Exhibition when it runs April 26-May 9 in the Lewandowski Student Gallery.
For more information, visit the Galleries website or call 803/323-2493.
