UTSA Department of Art and Art History hosts 27th annual student exhibition

2010 Best of Show: Esteban Delgado, untitled, florescent spray paint, pencil, latex on panel, 14 inches by 24 inches, 2010

By Scott Sherer
Assistant Professor of Art and Art History and Director of Art Gallery and Satellite Space

(March 15, 2011)--The UTSA Department of Art and Art History will host the 27th annual Student Exhibition through March 27 at the Arts Building Gallery on the Main Campus. The exhibit is free and open to the public.

Art works represent all media ranging from traditional techniques to new, interdisciplinary methods. Subjects include events and experiences in today's social and cultural climate, investigations into aesthetic possibilities, and experiments with creative thought and practice.

The juror for the exhibition is Patty Ortiz, executive director of the Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center.

Artists featured in the exhibition are:

Rachel Acosta
Tony Adeniran
David Alvarez
James D Anthony
Vianca Baron
Gabe Bernal
Keely Carnahan
Jennifer Castano
Alexander Comminos
Lynn Dusenbury
Angelica Esteban
Kathryn Fisher
Craig Hui
Gayle Janzow
Tsun-Chuan Liang
Irene Lozano
Jeremy Massey
Juan de Dios Mora
Samuel Morales
Gricelda Nill
Gissett Padilla
Ray Perez
Miguel Pylar-Moore
Lee Michael Peterson
Ashley Rossi
Sarah Rohlack
Ivan Salcido
Taylor Saur
Jae Seo
Smyth
Corbin Spring
Andrew Leo Stansbury
Kara Stevens
Hiromi Tsu Stringer
Ben Taylor

Gallery hours are 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Monday-Friday; 1-4 p.m., Saturday and Sunday; and by appointment.

Directions: The UTSA Arts Building Gallery is on the Main Campus. From Interstate 10, take exit 557 to UTSA Boulevard. At the first traffic light, turn right onto Valero Drive. Turn left onto East Campus Drive and then make an immediate right into lot 13. Shuttle buses travel directly to the Arts Building.

For more information, contact Laura Crist at 210-458-4391.

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