BFA Thesis Exhibition 2015

 

June 5– 26, 2015 | Littman Gallery

Friday, June 5, 2015 | 4–8pm

The School of Art + Design / Art Practices Bachelor of Fine Arts Program 2014-15 presents take care / make many, the thesis exhibition of its fourteen graduating students. Their diverse practices incorporate painting, sculpture, drawing, video, installation, photography, print and digital media, representing the full breadth of the program. take care / make many is exhibited across PSU’s campus art galleries and is open to the public from Friday, June 5 through Friday, June 12 (Littman Gallery until Friday, June 26).

The BFA Program in Art Practices offered by the School of Art + Design at Portland State University is designed to provide a selected group of Art Practices students with one-year of specialized studies before graduation. The program is intended to complement the Art Practices BA/BS degree tracks and to facilitate an open dialog on contemporary art, its practices, and its cultural implications. This experience is offered as an extra step towards a future professional career. Upon admission, students commit to an intensive one-year residency in which they research, practice, construct, and discuss a body of work, in part to be presented as a public exhibition at the end of the program. These exhibitions represent a documentation of that experience and highlight some of its varied manifestations.

Exhibiting Artists: Maggie Irwin, Kate McCourt, Tatyana Ostapenko, Craig Overbey, and Michelle Wood.