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Hear from Art Students

Truman art majors talk about their experience at Truman…

Anna Grace

“The magic of being an art major begins with studio classes. A studio class takes place in — you guessed it — a studio, and is a couple hours of making art with classmates. I have had many fond memories of chatting in class with my friends or people who became my friends afterward while making prints, embroidering fibers projects or choosing and re-choosing colors for a poster. The collaborative nature of these classes teaches students about giving and receiving feedback from their peers.”

—Anna Grace
Art Major (Design)

 

Emily Pulley

“I always wanted to study abroad. I think it helps you get a good idea of differences between your own culture and other ones and it also helps you grow as a person. You learn more about yourself.”

—Emily Pulley
Art Major (Design)
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Elizabeth Williamson

“I like how my visual communications classes focus on a variety of projects, all of which have real-world applications to the job I will soon have.”

—Elizabeth Williamson
Art Major (Design)

 


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Faculty Exhibitions on east and west coasts

Congratulations to printmaking professor Laura Bigger, who has a solo show of her “Elements” series at the Crary Art Gallery in Warren, PA, and another in Nashville.

Congratulations also to painting professor Lindsey Dunnagan, who had a solo exhibition this year. “Pursuing Echoes,” a solo show by Lindsey Dunnagan, was on display from February 7 – March 10 at the Art Gallery at Umpqua Community College in Roseberg, Oregon. -Read more

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