For more information contact Gallery Manager, Gail Looper at glooper@tntech.edu
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Experience the work of emerging artists -
Visit the Spring '08 Bachelor of Fine Arts Senior Thesis Exhibitions at the Craft Center
Roxy DeSantis-Nunally
Openness Bachelor of Fine Arts
Senior Thesis Exhibition in Clay April 8-14, 2008
North Windows Gallery
Reception: Saturday, April 12th from 2-4pm
Biopsy of Mind Stories, by Roxy DeSantis-Nunally
John Welch
Out of the Cave and Into the Condo
Bachelor of Fine Arts
Senior Thesis Exhibition in Fibers
April 8-14, 2008
Gallery One
Reception: Saturday, April 12th from 5-7pm
Juan always thought he’d escape with Pepe,
but found he couldn’t leave the fields of Columbia.
The coffee was already in his blood.
by John Welch
Cynthia Wallace
Keeping Secrets Bachelor of Fine Arts
Senior Thesis Exhibition in Clay
April 15-21, 2008
Gallery One
Reception: Friday, April 18th from 5-7pm
Pregnant,
by Cynthia Wallace
Jay Replogle
A Black and White Affair
Bachelor of Fine Arts
Senior Thesis Exhibition in Metals
April 16-20, 2008
North Windows Gallery
Reception: Friday, April 19, 2008 from 5-7pm
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The Appalachian Center for Craft, a satellite campus
of Tennessee Tech University, promotes excellence in American craft by teaching tradition and innovation in technique, concept and design.
TTU offers five Bachelor of Fine Arts degree concentrations in fine craft: clay, fibers, glass, metals, and wood. BFA concentrations in art education and painting are available in TTU's main campus in Cookeville, Tennessee.
The BFA degree is accredited by the National Association of Schools of Art and Design (NASAD) and the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS).
The degree features a contemporary approach to fine craft built on traditional techniques. Our students become proficient in the materials, processes, and techniques used by professional craft artists.
The measure of accomplishment is the BFA senior thesis exhibition, requiring high standards of professionalism in preparation, design and execution.
