Forty-six works by students from Denison University, Kenyon College, Oberlin College, Ohio Wesleyan University and The College of Wooster were chosen from more than 140 entries. A reception and awards recognition will take place at the museum, Feb. 9 from 5-7 p.m. Two Juror's Awards and four Merit Awards were given by the juror, Cleveland artist Don Harvey, an emeritus professor of art from The University of Akron. This exhibition is a pre-professional experience that gives the students at the five colleges an opportunity to see art work being done at other liberal arts schools in our region. To enter, students had to be enrolled in an art class at one of the five colleges.
Work selected for exhibition includes sculpture, prints, drawings, photography and mixed-media.
Two, that it avoid at least the most obvious cliches. After that, the clarity of the idea and the clarity of material resolution are considered. The pieces that I selected have a level of unity and a sense of self-identity that make them seem clear and confident. The College of Wooster Art Museum in Ebert Art Center is off Beall Avenue between Wayne Avenue and University Street. This material is copyrighted by The Daily Record, Wooster, Ohio, and may not be republished without permission.