The Rudolph E. Lee Gallery at Clemson University will feature the annual Student Honors Exhibition beginning Monday, May 8. The exhibition will showcase outstanding student art chosen by the faculty in the department of art, School of Architecture and the department of planning and landscape architecture. Included in the show will be works in ceramics, photography, painting and printmaking. Also included will be architectural drawings and models. The Student Honors Exhibition continues through Aug. 7.
Space is limited.
Registration is due one week before each class. Linda Dzuris, the university carillonneur, will lead participants on a tour of this unique instrument, which consists of 47 bells cast in France and weighing from 32 to more than 4,300 pounds. The class will learn how the carillon is played and see a performance. The Brooks Center's free Utsey Chamber Music Series brings many outstanding young musicians to Clemson. The two consecutive workshops begin at 9 a.m. in the Hunt Cabin in the South Carolina Botanical Garden at Clemson University.