MFA candidates display art
KAM exhibition runs through April 7

Photo by Bill Wiegand

Sang-Ah-Choi, "All You Can Pick With Special Holiday Editions," Acrylic soft tip pen, silver leaf paint, glitter and polymer resin on wood panel

UI students will exhibit new works in the annual Master of Fine Arts Exhibition at the UI’s Krannert Art Museum March 9-April 7.

Always lively and provocative, the annual exhibition provides graduate-student artists in the UI School of Art and Design the opportunity to leave a lasting impression on the campus community just before they exit academia.
This year’s exhibition features art by 14 students working in a variety of media.

The show’s opening reception, from 6-8 p.m. March 9, is free and open to the public.

During the show’s run, student artists will talk about their work as part of the museum’s Midweek ArtSpeak program, a Wednesday noontime lecture series. Dates and speakers: John Cichon, sculpture (March 13); Feng Feng, industrial design (March 20); Meredith Cantor, photography (March 27); Nicholas Schanz, sculpture (April 3).

Photo by Bill Wiegand

Ahn Sang-Gyeun, design for personal workstation

Photo by Bill Wiegand

Joe Ford, "Slave Quilt," clothing labels and cotton fabric

Ahn Sang-Gyeun, design for personal workstation