Center for Art & Theater (Archived)

Document Type

Article

Publication Date

1-29-2018

Keywords

Georgia Southern University, Exhibition, Art, Depression, Consumerism, Environment

Abstract

  • Exhibition draws attention to gender stereotypes
  • Graduate exhibition explores the strength of the human mind
  • Exhibition shares artist’s connection to history, spirituality and family
  • Ceramic exhibition examines the environmental impact of consumerism
  • Graduate exhibition focuses on erasing taboo on mental illness, depression

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