The second show, repeating the material from the first, is set for 8 p.m. For some of the performers, the production offers a chance to appear before a live audience. The GCCC Student Art Exhibition won't be open in the evenings, but will remain on display each afternoon through the 15th, with nearly 130 paintings, drawings, designs, sculptures and ceramic pieces created in classes taught by art instructors Mika Negishi and David Kinder, gallery director. There are 94 three dimensional works, including designs, ceramics and advanced ceramics projects, plus sculpture pieces. There are 34 two dimensional works, including oil and watercolor paintings, designs, project pieces and drawings.
Admission is free, and the gallery is located in the west wing of the fine arts building.
Cash and checks will be accepted.