Patrons also created their own works of art and listened to a guest speaker outside the gallery located at 603 S. First St. Visitors were supplied with spray-paint cans and invited to create their own art on a donated vehicle outside the house. Kuehnle said students created the majority of the art displayed at the opening. Some of the art faculty here don't provide me with an outlet. I have to provide it for myself. At this time, students cannot display their art in an on-campus gallery.
Art currently is displayed in the fine arts facility hallway.
Senior Kjell Hahn said he was disappointed with faculty attendance. This dilemma is proved in the lack of senior faculty interest in the gallery show. Students said they enjoyed the types of artwork displayed. It was an impressive oil on wood. The reception included a lecture by guest speaker Carlo Rossi, a performance by sophomore concert pianist Dan Kubus, a hog roast and hors d'oeuvres.