Although finished with his art classes, Marcinek still plans on earning an endorsement in education, which will allow him to further influence the creativity of those pursuing art at a younger age. I think schools are recognizing the value of creativity more and more and the contributions that art classes make toward overall creativity. However, Marcinek says his days as an independent artist aren't over and he plans on continuing his own creative education outside of teaching and has no preference for which medium he will focus on in the future. I plan on being a practicing artist once school is over and maybe even do some professional cartooning. I hope a lot of people come to the exhibit.
Art is about communication.
Section two of the Senior Thesis Exhibition will include the works of Jessica Callaway, Jacob S. Cowgill, J. Oliver Cummings, Suzy Derrick, Jen Erickson, Chris Fritsch, Tim Gorski, Sara Gunderson, Steven Kelly, Andrea Lamb, Marcinek, Jon Henri Matteau, Olivia McCombs, Gabe Otto, Jeremy Porter and Stephen Savage. An opening reception is being held Friday, April 20th, from 5-7pm in the Visual Arts Gallery at the Social Sciences Building. The exhibit will run through April 30th. Please include you full name, address, and current phone number so that we can verify the letter's authenticity. Keep letters under 300 words .