TCU Studio Art showcases MFA program at Open Studios
TCU Studio Art held an Open Studios Event in Moudy North showcasing their Master of Fine Arts Program.
The TCU MFA Program showcases their artwork during the Open Studios day on Feb. 11, 2023. (Nick Girimonte/Staff Writer)
Published Feb 11, 2023
The public got a a glimpse Saturday of the works being created by the Studio Art Program’s graduate students during an Open Studio event in Moudy North.
The works weren’t contained to the gallery space, instead it was also displayed in classroom spaces on both floors of the buildings. The showcase featured the work of students of the three-year Master of Fine Arts (MFA) program. They participated in an info session and were available to talk about their art work. https://twitter.com/TCUSchoolofArt/status/1624055536441339905?s=20&t=XGmjep1u0PszEa9J9_1tAQ The first floor showcased the ceramics and sculpture department. Pieces ranged from all shapes and sizes with a broad spectrum of ideas. “It is always a noisy environment in here as the students are always trying to bounce ideas off each other to refine their skill sets and master their craft,” said Cam Schoepp, a professor of art in the sculpture department. The second floor focused on the painting and visual style of art. Artists stood by their paintings, explaining their work to those who walked by.