student art

Senior Thesis Exhibition

March 24 – April 15, 2011
Lexington Gallery Hop: April 15, 5-8 p.m.

Transylvania University art majors mount their culminating exhibition . Works include the strongest work of their academic careers and their most recent investigations.

SCAPE – Senior Thesis Exhibition

SCAPE features the work of four Transylvania University seniors — two studio art majors and two digital arts and media majors — Cabby Brown, Marissa Price, Meredith Moir and Zach Yacobozzi. Through a variety of media — including painting, sculpture, video, projection mapping and video game design — SCAPE explores different planes of understanding such as mindscapes, landscapes, e-scapes and escape. These works touch on themes of reality, grief, meditation, memory, mental health, identity and voyage.

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Scape Q+A

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Scape Slide Presentation

Slide One
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Senior Exhibition – Augmented Circumstance

An augmented circumstance occurs when something is changed or different than what is usually expected. These modifications come in many forms, such as perspective, process, material, treatment, or approach. While the changes can be exciting and for the better. They can also be challenging, as they disrupt what we understand as normal from past experience or points of view. 

Art is created directly from the circumstance of the artist and is directly tied to the context they inhabit. The artists in the Augmented Circumstance exhibition are seniors at Transylvania University who are both creating from and responding to a series of augmentations in their education, creative practices, and daily lives during the global pandemic. Through this alternative way of existing in the world, they have created the artwork and exhibition before you. On one hand, both art and exhibition are born from the highly unusual and unprecedented situations of the last year. On the other hand both are a response to the current moment, and in that way, these artists are doing what artists have always done. They are responding to their circumstances to create new ways of questioning and giving us a new way to look at and understand the world.

Exhibiting Artists

Emily Cecil, Bailey Guess, Zach Hall, Peyton Netherton, B Perry

Transy Students and Employees are invited to visit the Morlan Gallery in-person

Off-campus general public guests are encouraged to take advantage of our online gallery exhibitions.