Educational Associate Dylan Welch '08 recently followed Shannon Finnegan '11 through the process of her final project for Intro to Throwing. You can follow Shannon's progress through Dylan's seven-part photo essay, From Start to Finish: Shannon's Final Project.

An exploration-creation of what it means to be family.

Assistant Professor of Art, currently has ceramic sculptures in three invitational exhibitions including Circa Gallery in Minneapolis, Pewabic Pottery in Detroit, and at Clark College in Vancouver, WA. She delivered a visiting artist talk at Clark College in conjunction with the opening of the exhibition titled "Beasts and Botanicals." Her work at Circa was noted as one of the best exhibitions of 2008 in a recent Star Tribune article.

The show is comprised of paintings of unlikely topiary structures isolated like specimens on a ground of Baltic birch plywood. The images, representations of natural forms which have been manipulated to resemble representations of culture, come out of a desire to embody some internal contradictions of our ambivalent stance toward nature.

End of term "A.I.R." opening declared: "Way Better than Studying for Finals!"

"Compensation for a Permanent Loss" was the name of the exhibition  of work by Dan Bruggeman at the Groveland Gallery in autumn 2008. Dan is a Senior Lecturer in Studio Art.

Three Carleton connections associated with Minnesota Women Ceramic Artists 2009 exhibition.

Lila Planavsky, '03 and Josh Wolcott, '02, opened "Sights Unheard Sounds Unseen" in October in Boliou Gallery.