ARTS
Masters degree candidates
put final projects on display
By Ming Rodrigues
An exhibition of student art w -i k > nvering < nmputer gtaphit-•
si nlpliint* ceramii s painting and photngr.iphv is on view .it tin'
l ’mversitv Museum through |uiu' ill
"The exhibition iilc hides some (it the work (lone ii\ cat h of the
sluilents for their m.isler ol fine arts, terminal creative projec ts
said ken t )’(lollliel I head ol tile Department ol I me .ind Applied
Alts ' This is a unique shiiw ein ii ve.il bet .uise we have the largest
MI A program in the state
I'.acJ: .ear. life c reative results are unexpected as the students
develop tin'll individual ideas .iboul i eit.iin issues either in then
personal lives or on a broader more soe'i.il si.de
Some of the more unique t reations iih hule paintings in* student
Sheila Simpson Breaking out oi the ret taiigiilai format her paint
ings combine wood ami w all papei in 411 unusual. slv le
Tracy Mai Kuan's photographs tinny the vievvet to ponder the
land
Instead of pointing out what were doing w n mg with our t'Uv t
ronment. I’m drawing attention to w hat is spec nil about the .earth
and its plat.es,’’ Mat T.w an said
bur his subject Mai l.wan t In»se the ties' date areas ol i astern ( >1
egon. I tall Nevada and New Mext, 1. People think that a desert
is a plat e devoid of life aiitl value, hut that s not true Mat Kwau
said "It's tar more revealing ot the earth elements than people re
alize. ”
John Booth is another student who uses let hnolugv to tapture
life | Its forte is t omputer graphic s anti Ins exhibit is an elet troim
( tillage on various topics
"Signed Sealed k Delivered, is a t omment.irv on the media
image of the ret ent gulf w.u 1 trv to t apture the t ultura! image ot
the war the patriotism the apprehension, tile protests st eues
that bring bat k memories Booth said
Anuthei design Kuciangered Spur ies. is a look at elephants
and the artist's attempt a! playing up the majesty ol the an..
rather than setting them as a source ol tvorv
\ moil personal work is Booth s set otltl series ot a ed portrait
tm his Texas family farm The graphic s tfcpic t the house and hum
with portraits ol his aunts and uncles in World War II as a hat k
drop
Something different is Susan l.owderuulk s artist hook Iter work
delves into the character ol old houses and the Bates ot human
present e that linger m them from their many inhabitants
Displaced like a 11 act ort I it in foidei her t real in 11 I eels almost like
taking a tour through the old houses themselves ( lose ups ot pas
sages and 1 timers shill dramatic ally to foe us on a teapot 01 a hat
.ill carving perspet fives that give away vet another ( lue to the per
soiled it v (>1 the house
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