BFA senior exhibition to be showcased online

The Betty Foy Sanders Department of Art (BFSDoArt) is hosting its “BFA 2020 Senior Exhibition� this spring, but for the first time it is appearing online. The exhibition features student work from the BFSDoArt senior class. The “BFA 2020 Senior Exhibition� is usually held on the Statesboro Campus, however the COVID-19 pandemic changed exhibition plans. The exhibition is available to view online through May 22.
The exhibition showcases the portfolios and capstone projects of Bachelor of Fine Arts graduating seniors in a variety of media including ceramics, digital and traditional painting, mixed media, photography, printmaking, sculpture and video. The department’s exhibition is a cohesive record of the ideas and images that each student has investigated throughout the last semester of their academic pursuits.
�Regardless of the venue, it is important for artists to share their work with the public,� said Assistant Professor Matthew Mogle. “We make work to share our expressions of humanity. Even though it isn’t ideal, I believe this online exhibition is a great opportunity for students to reach beyond the gallery walls to a much broader audience. Art not only exposes our great capacity to create but makes us feel present, helping us endure times like this.�
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