Photos by Natalie Tulloch
On opening night, the "Time Trap” exhibition in the Visual Arts building drew in a crowd of artists and viewers, eager to explore the nature of time and its impact on their lives.
The Master of Fine Arts (MFA) program in the School of Art+Design composed an exhibition to invite viewers to reflect on how time influences everything, from personal memories to the structure of society.
The opening reception was held on Nov. 20 at 6 p.m. at the Richard and Dolly Maass Gallery. All of the works of art are presented with no exhibition labels so viewers can “grow their own interpretation visually.”
Featuring diverse forms of art—sculpture, painting, and more—“Time Trap” aims to create a place for reflection and imagination, giving viewers a moment to consider new perspectives. According to the event's campus-wide email, the show explores “spaces we inhabit, the memories we carry, faith and ritual, and the connective tissue of ourselves, bodies, and society.”
Chana Goldstein viewing “Mother’s Garden” by Gabriella Mazza.
Animus Zhang (left) and Jonathan Flores (right) conversing in front of “Fait Accompli” by Animus Zhang.
“In-betweenness” by Saba Emadabadi.
Teresa France (left), Caley Kirchner (center) and Skylar Hyslop (right) viewing “Untitled” by Wendy Lipp.
Niko Williams viewing an artwork at the “Time Trap” exhibition.
Benjamin Sherry (left) and Rafi DiFrancesco (right) listening to “Is Love Really There or Do You Have to Believe in it?” by Frankie Kadir Vaughan.
“Dust Abyss” by Jody Rasch.
Attendees chatting at the “Time Trap” exhibition.
Finn McHugh viewing “Untitled Installation” by Christian Wilbur.
The exhibition will run from Nov. 20 to Dec. 11.
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