Monica Stauffer, Student Work

Copious | To be copious is to have excess amounts of something, overflowing. Spilling out, seeping from a container, touching and affecting other things.

Ashley DeLoach, Student Work, Sculpture I

 “Pompeii”
4' x 25" x 25"
Wood, air dry clay, paint.

All my life I have collected items such as antique keys, cork bottles, coins and bottle caps.The idea of excessive multiples excites me. Formally there are ideas about repetition and space. Emotionally there are feelings of exploring and investigating the objects. For this piece I sculpted miniature forms from clay inspired by the pottery I saw when touring the ruins of Pompeii. I responded to the visual subtlety of the table structure with the miniature forms. The black united these forms so that the miniatures became part of the table and vice versa. There is also the idea about a game or a precious collection that is conveyed.

Small, clay forms in progress.

Michael Stingle, Student Work

The Blind Man, Wood, 20″x18″x12″, 2014

Stone Head, Stone, 18″x4″x3″, 2014

Rachael Horne, Student Work

21

Mixed media and found objects

Varied dimensions.  Installed at approx. 4' x 4'

2013

Kasha Fahy, Student Work

Wood, plaster, paint, ink, pastel, found objects.
Installed on the wall.
14" x 5" x 16"

Kelsey Schirard, Student Work

Tools that make a sound.  

Inspired by sounds made by insects.  

Glass

Wire

Wood

Paper

String

Paint

Plaster Experiments, Student Experiments

Student Work, Christine McGrath, Spring 2010

Super Sculpey (not baked) and oil paint. Largest form approx. 3" diameter. Smallest form approx. 1.5" diameter.


Wood, wax and wire. Approx. 7" square and 7" tall.

Student Work, Spring 2010

Instructor Mike Mitchell, Sculpture I 

Cat McGlinchy, Student Work