Exposition et Vernissage des étudiants de SCAD Lacoste

     SCAD Lacoste présente son Exposition d'été 2011. L’exposition trimestrielle rassemble les œuvres de 59 étudiants en peinture, photographie, gravure et histoire de l'art créées sur le campus pendant la session d'été. L’exposition aura lieu le vendredi 26 et le samedi 27 aout 2011, de 15 h à 19 h et une réception de vernissage aura lieu le samedi de 17 h à 19 h.  Les visiteurs auront la possibilité de rencontrer les étudiants et leurs professeurs au cours de la manifestation et les œuvres exposées seront en vente.  L’exposition et la réception de vernissage sont gratuites et en entrée libre.

     SCAD Lacoste is pleased to present its Summer 2011 Vernissage. The quarterly exhibition features works created by 59 students in painting, photography, printmaking, and art history during the Summer programs held on campus. The exhibition will run Friday and Saturday, August 26th and 27th, 2011, from 15:00 to 19:00, with an opening reception on Saturday from 17:00 to 19:00.  Visitors will have the opportunity to speak with the student artists and their professors throughout the exhibition, and the work will be offered for sale.  The exhibition and reception are free and open to the public.

      SCAD-Lacoste’s students, faculty, and staff have been prepping all quarter for our student exhibition, and today is the day all of our hard work will finally be displayed for all of southern France!  The exhibition spaces stretch throughout the entire campus, and the studios are filled with some of the most amazing artwork ever produced by SCAD students.  After hearing about past experiences from Lacostians, I have no doubt in my mind that this is one of the most well-rounded and quality shows Lacoste has seen in awhile.  Surrounding myself with such talented peers all quarter has been extremely inspiring, and as a Fashion Marketing student, I never thought I would have the opportunity to display any work in an actual art show.   I am beyond thrilled to have the chance to have nine photographs displayed in Studio 3.  My work includes one beautiful Lacoste sunset, one cluster of my favorite pink flowers from the area, and one grid of colored jars from my field trip to the Ochre Factory.  After a summer of collecting local flowers and bugs, I am proudly displaying six photographs that I lovingly refer to as my x-ray images.  The point of this little series is to show the immense details housed within these petite blossoms and insects.  Here is a little preview of my work that I will be selling today and tomorrow.  Be on the look out for all of the details of my final weekend here in France!

~Peace & Cupcakes~ 

Our French Modernism wall in Studio 3! Inspired by the old Salon style.  The two little ones centered at the bottom are mine, as well as the pink flowers on the right near the edge!

My Summer of a Lifetime series.

Colored Poison