But he did not give visitors any explanation about the experience behind the series. Post said he wanted to see how people would interpret the pictures if they were not given any background. The art show offers several opportunities for the graduating seniors. The first and most obvious is the chance to display their work. And because the seniors actually hang and light their artwork, they learn how to put together an art show.
Parents also enjoy seeing their children's artwork displayed.
Sometimes it's even bigger than graduation, because you get to show what you've done. Although the first senior show is done, students and parents still have an opportunity to see the second show. Ky. Joshua Hinson, supervisor of the Shore Art Gallery, said he expects this second show to go well. They've had four years to hone their skills, decide what they're good at and push it. It's a good example of the things they're doing in the mature phase of their college career.