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The Mount Wachusett Community College Art Department is celebrating student artwork with a special exhibition of advanced student work that runs until January 25.
The Exhibition of Student Work is currently on display in The East Wing Gallery in the Raymond LaFontaine Fine Arts Center at the college’s Gardner campus. The public is encouraged to visit the gallery and take in the outstanding work of 14 students from classes that include Painting 2 and 3 and Drawing 3.
“Exhibiting and learning how to present work is an important part of being an artist,” said MWCC Art Professor and Gallery Director Joyce Miller. “It is a wonderful opportunity for students to exhibit their work and not all schools have such a beautiful, professional looking gallery like the East Wing Gallery for student exhibits.”
The exhibit is an opportunity for students to display a grouping of their work from these advanced classes, said Miller. This differentiates the winter exhibit from the spring student art exhibit which features a much wider array of work from the larger art student body.
The students whose art is included in the exhibit are:
- Camilo Almarales
- Aiden Burns
- David Caruso
- Blake Denmark
- Matt Gates
- Jackie Lane
- Tiffany LeBlanc
- Nick Lutz
- Aiman Mahmood
- Ariah Miller
- Kevin Oxford
- Margot Parrot
- Brittany Waseleski
- Ben Yentz
The gallery hours are Monday through Thursday 3 to 5:30 p.m. and Fridays 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Additionally, the gallery is always open during performances by Theatre at the Mount. The gallery will be closed on December 24, 25, and 31 as well as January 1 and 21.