He says the show serves a couple of different purposes. This is the 18th faculty exhibition, spanning 36 years. It is a good opportunity for people to see what these artists do. The variety is striking. Some of the artists branch out from their usual discipline to try something new, Achepohl says.
Photographers do computer imaging, or sculptors try their hand at painting.
David Dunlap, a painting and drawing instructor, says the show gives him an opportunity to show a large body of work, because he doesn't have to take it very far. His exhibit includes notebooks that he carries around to sketch in. The sketches are gathered together to tell a story, and the notebooks are collected in a large display that resembles a boat, complete with oars and a flag. Many of his colleagues will no doubt appreciate the chance to see Dunlap's complete exhibit, and he is looking forward to seeing theirs. The exhibit is open through June 24.