Student Work

Student Work

Printmaking

Lemon Wood's '19 works on paper use subtle layers of print and drawing techniques.

Artwork by: Lemon Wood
A color wood block print by Elizabeth Durham '16 that utilizes multiple blocks.

Artwork by: Elizabeth Durham ’16
Dena Winter '15 made this print including elements made by inking the artist's own hair.
This relief print by Lizzie Simmons uses a found object as a printing surface.
Winston Pennington-Flax '13 made this reductive relief print using a single piece of linoleum.
This screen print portrait by Leland Meiners '09 uses oversized benday dots to create distortion.

This self portrait by Grace Adams '17 is drawn from a "first person" perspective.

Artwork by Grace Adams ’17
This design by Max Zapf-Geller '14 explores the potential of positive and negative shapes.

Artwork by Max Zapf-Geller ’14
This self portrait by Sara Pace '11 captures her at an unguarded moment.

Artwork by Sara Pace ’11
Fern Denne '19 made this colored pencil drawing by combining different views of a still life into one image.

Artwork by Fern Denne ’19
Ashleigh Herrera '12 made this figurative image out of sewing patterns.

Artwork by Ashleigh Herrera ’12
An abstract composition using line by Shivangi Ambardar '20.

Artwork by Shivangi Ambardar ’20

A wooden leg sculpture by Ellie Daniels '13.

Ellie Daniels ’13
Detail of a gallery installation by Georgi Gregori '12.

Georgi Gregori ’12
Giant scale hair clogging a drain, all made of wood! A sculpture by Alex Pisarek '12

Alex Pisarek ’12
Students install "Beloit Path" by Lisa Anne Auerbach, who proposed the project as Ferrall Visiting Artist in Residence in 2014.

Mark Klassen
Students install "Beloit Path" by Lisa Anne Auerbach, who proposed the project as Ferrall Visiting Artist in Residence in 2014.

Mark Klassen

Fern Denne, Ava Krahn, Miette Mueller, and Lemon Wood, all of the class of 2019, collaborated to transform the North Gallery of the Wright Museum of Art. By filling it with furniture, plants, and personal artifacts, they sought to make it a welcoming place to view their art.

Artwork by: Fern Denne and Lemon Wood
Miguel Estrella '13 filled the Neese Gallery with abstract sculptures based on pixelated graffiti tags.

Artwork by: Miguel Estrella
Miyani Clark '19 installed a group of paintings in the South Gallery that celebrated marginalized bodies.

Artwork by: Miyani Clark
Harry Kuttner '14 made creative use of materials such as plaster, crystals, cassette tapes, and bungee ropes in his sculptural assemblages that explore a personal narrative.

Artwork by: Harry Kuttner
Georgi Gregori '12 created a multi-media installation that examined the disposability of internet culture.

Artwork by: Georgi Gregori
Nova Fritz '15 assembled a vast collection of vintage fabrics, textiles, and collage materials into a sprawling installation exploring the complexities of identity.

Artwork by Nova Fritz ’15.