Down to a Fine Art
Over a seven-week span this spring, 16 senior art majors showcased thesis exhibitions in the College's List Gallery. Varying in media from functional ceramics and light sculptures to paintings, prints, drawings, architectural studies, and collages, these exhibitions, which are made possible by the Ann Trimble Warren ’38 Exhibit Endowment, represent the capstone of each student’s course of study at Swarthmore.
See photos of the exhibitions below, in order of the date they occurred.
Anna Marfleet '19, "Empty Places, Long Faces"
Tiye Pulley '19, "Empty Places, Long Faces"
Anna Marfleet '19 and Tiye Pulley '19, "Empty Places, Long Faces"
Leah Brumgard '19, "Tenuous/Transient"
Wendy Ziyue Wu '19, "Tenuous/Transient"
Simona Dwass '19, "control & lack thereof"
Maximillian Barry '19, "control & lack thereof"
Guin Mesh '19, "control & lack thereof"
Simona Dwass '19, Maximillian Barry '19, and Guin Mesh '19, "control & lack thereof"
Dyami Andrews '19, "Texture"
Laela Ezra '19, "Motion"
James Garcia '19, "Mass"
Angela Xena Wang '19, "Meditation/Collisions"
May Htet '19, "Meditation/Collisions"
Taty Hernandez '19, "My Grandmother's Whispers"
Dorcas Tang '19, "My Grandmother's Whispers"
Taty Hernandez '19 and Dorcas Tang '19, "My Grandmother's Whispers"
Yixuan Maisie Luo '19, "Egg"
Umi Keezing '19, "Egg"
Yixuan Maisie Luo '19 and Umi Keezing '19, "Egg"
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