Most of the studios had disclaimers at the doorway about nudity, but most guests were undeterred. Every studio was busy with viewers. Later in the evening Laura Vogel offered a ceramics demonstration. The crowd kept artists Strayer and Hayner busy at the snack table. Several students proved their talents extended beyond the studio and into the kitchen by contributing homemade goodies.
Good art deserves good food and the crowd was satisfied with both.
Asbury has the artist colony at Aldersgate Thacker B to thank for this eye opening event. Back to Top Poor Old Lu does one last show to please loyal fans by Matt Swaim Music Reviewer Poor Old Lu, one of the pioneering acts in Christian music, broke up in the Fall of 1996. They left behind many disheartened fans who craved more from this creative band. The album features 15 tracks from the almost two hour show at Old Lincoln High School in Wellingford, W.Va. The regular band members perform their duties aptly as well.