2021 Student Art Exhibit
About
During Spring quarter, the TCC Art Gallery provides a venue for the art faculty to exhibit a selection of artwork produced by students in their courses. It is the first time some of our students have shown their work and an important learning experience for them as they will be expected to participate in exhibitions in their professional careers. Please join me in congratulating the art faculty and students for their virtual exhibition.
- Jennifer Olson, TCC Gallery Director
Meet the Art Faculty
During the 2020-2021 academic year, TCC's Art Faculty found creative ways to teach traditional media in their online courses. As we worked remotely throughout the year, both professor and student alike were resourceful and set up “mini-studios” in their own homes to produce their work. Many traditional projects needed to change to accommodate the materials students could use working from their kitchen tables in many cases. But there is nothing we, as Art Professors, like better than a creative challenge. Although we couldn’t use printmaking presses, ceramic throwing wheels, or molten bronze, we still challenged our students to find inspiration and meaning in everyday materials and the world around them. The faculty is proud that their students were able to produce works of art in challenging times and we hope you enjoy viewing them in the online exhibition.
- Marit Berg, Art Department Chair
Marit Berg, Art Department Chair and Printmaking Professor
Alice Di Certo, Two-Dimensional Design Professor
Rick Mahaffey, Ceramics Professor
Anthony Culanag, Graphic Design and Digital Photography Professor
Karen Doten, Painting and Drawing Professor
Kyle Dillehay, Traditional Photography and Sculpture Professor
Jennifer Roholt, Drawing Professor