Art and Design News - Spring 2017

Jeanine Barnes ’18 discusses the process behind creating visual identities for Art and Design and the art galleries.

This spring, Arcadia students and adjunct professor David Guinn are creating a public art project at the Glenside Train Station.

Professor Karen Misher shares her recent experience as a student learning new stone setting skills.

Digital Fabrication major Morgan Smith ’19 designs 3D-printed sensory objects for the autism community.

On April 28, Art & Design and Theater Arts will come together in a shared senior capstone celebration.

A new semester-long Global Field Study course will culminate with a four-week adventure to west Ireland.

Professor Gregg Moore and students work to understand the effects of farming practices on bone china.

Tamsen Wojtanowski, Adjunct Professor in Photography, discusses her work and creative processes.

Two solo exhibitions this Spring feature Prof. Matthew Borgen’s re-contextualized imagery from vintage comic books.

Savannah Bullinger ’17 and Alexandria Connors ’17 publish photography in ‘Creative Quarterly.’

In Prof. Elizabeth Ferrell's new course, students experience curating an exhibition from start to finish.

Profs. Carole Loeffler and Maryann Worrell's new work, Interconnecting Elements, on display in Kensington, Philadelphia.

Adjunct Professor Krista Profitt ‘11 co-founded Spillway with fellow Arcadia alumni in Kensington, Philadelphia.

Stephanie Premich '11 produces unconventional yet functional pieces of pottery at Mud & Maker in Pottsville, PA.

Deanna Dinelli ‘17 grew up in a funeral home, and has chose to explore the embalming process as her senior thesis topic.

Arcadia’s Studio Art Foundations class constructed habitats for an exhibition at a local Arboretum.