Rachel Maul, Student Work

Good work here. However, images are not quality

and do not visually communicate full success of work. 

1st

Mind Blocks

Pastel on paper.

42" x 36"

2nd

Running In Circles

Ink, pastel and charcoal on paper. 

42" x 36"

3rd

American Christmas

Wood, acrylic paint, watercolor, ink, spray paint.

10" x 4" x 3"

4th

-no image-

5th

My Stories

Paper beads made from layers of each transformation, various sizes, strung together. 

Length 16"

Maddie Gahffer, Student Work

Good work. However, images are poor quality and do not show full success of work. 

1st

Original Drawing

2nd Transformation

3rd Transformation

4th Transformation 

5th Transformation 

Erase Challenge, Student Work

Zach Jaques, Student Work

Paper installed on wall, wood, paint. 

Molly Wiley Art Building

Assignment: Multiple Panel 

Rachael Koelker, Student Work

Paint on Paper

All panels together measure 36" x 42"

Jodi Stevens, Artist

http://jodistevensart.com/work/#/undergrowth/

Contemporary fiber art is a vast field populated with artists pushing boundaries beyond what is expected using materials sculpturally and conceptually. Artists working in the field today owe a major debt to those who shifted textile arts to a seriously considered fine art form starting in the 1970s, dubbed the American craft movement. Pioneers such as Sheila Hicks, Eva Hesse, Robert Morris, Miriam Schapiro, Faith Ringgold, and Claire Zeisler exploded long-held notions and elevated works made with these materials through sculptural experimentation. This lecture will discuss artists who build on this legacy through their practice as sculptors, employing these materials weighted with radical history. source: https://www.textileswest.org/event-3033780

http://jodistevensart.com/work/#/brevity2/

http://jodistevensart.com/work/#/resting-place/

Luisa Rabbia, Artist

http://luisarabbia.com/love-3/