Art on the Move exhibits Art on the Move, a program that exhibits student art around the University Park campus, is featuring work in the Computer Building through Sept. 3 from the Digital Photography Studio. The Digital Photography Studio, which opened early this year, is a recent addition to the facilities available to visual arts students. Located in Mitchell Building, the studio is a collaborative project of the School of Visual Arts, Continuing and Distance Education, University Photographics, and several commercial enterprises. In digital photography the image is preserved as a computer file rather than a negative, and the print comes from a computer printer rather than a chemical bath. One of the great advantages of digital photography is that the final image can be seen, evaluated and adjusted as it is shot.
Students work collaboratively in groups of four to produce their images.
A second Art on the Move exhibit can be found in Ritenour Building, where recent works by painter Marlee Erwin are on display through Sept. 10. Erwin, a resident of the Centre Region, paints oversize watercolor images of garden flowers. Another exhibit is on display in the North Halls exhibit area in room 133, through Sept. 10. Paintings by Erin Bolger, a student working toward a bachelor of science degree in art education and a bachelor of fine arts degree in painting, challenge viewers to take a closer look. Back to top of page Back to news index Back to Intercom home page Digital Intercom is produced in the Office of University Relations at The Pennsylvania State University .