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This catalog was published on the occasion of the Art Department’s 2017 Senior Exhibition, May 4-22 at the Colby College Museum of Art, Waterville, Maine.

This catalog is the first publication to accompany the Senior Exhibition at Colby College; it represents a unique collaboration among students and faculty, studio artists and art historians. Featured on its pages are selected artworks and artist statements produced by the studio art majors and minors in their senior capstone seminar, co-taught by the studio faculty and coordinated this year by Professor Gary Green. Readers will find these images and texts paired with catalog essays developed in a new art history seminar on writing art criticism taught by Professor Daniel Harkett.

AR 401-402 / STUDIO CAPSTONE STUDENTS
Ernie Aguilar-Arizmendi / Photography
Danielle Bagley / Painting
Silas Eastman / Sculpture
Sarah Grady / Photography
Jackson Hall / Photography
Emily Held / Printmaking
Patt Lamom / Painting
Esther Mathieu / Photography
Teddy Simpson / Photography
Anne Vetter / Photography

AR356 / WRITING ART CRITICISM STUDENTS
Leah Bilodeau
Wilder Davies
John Egner
Sara Heilbronner
Madeleine Joern

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Spring 2017

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Colby College Art Department

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Waterville, Maine, USA

Keywords

student art exhibitions, undergraduate art, college art, student art writing

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Art Practice

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