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At dawn, the street scene near Copley Square radiates charm with its ornate stone buildings, American flags, and vibrant red awnings. A classic lantern stands out in front, surrounded by red flowers. The partly cloudy sky casts gentle shadows on the pavement, adding to the serene atmosphere.
Christopher Chippendale, Associate Professor, Fine Arts 2D, Painting Copley Square at Dawn, Oil on canvas, 2016
Abstract painting with bold, overlapping geometric shapes. Features vertical and diagonal lines in shades of green, gray, brown, and blue, suddenly creating a dynamic, forest-like pattern. The composition is vibrant and layered with contrasting colors that resist dissipation.
Elizabeth Mooney, Associate Professor, Fine Arts 2D, MFA Low Residency, Painting Dissipation Suddenly, Acrylic on wood panel, 2015
A painting of an unmade bed with white sheets and pillows against a dark, textured background. Shadows and soft lighting create a moody atmosphere.
Ashley Bowersox, BFA '16, Painting Communion, Oil on canvas, 2015
Abstract painting features a window view with vertical lines resembling bars, hinting at a window sill. Behind them are hints of green and blue shapes resembling plants and outdoor scenery. The background is filled with patterns and textured brushstrokes in blues and greens.
Kayla Mohammadi, Assistant Professor, Fine Arts 2D, Painting Still Life and Window Sill, Oil on dyed canvas and collage, 2016
A smooth gradient artwork features pastel pink and lavender colors subtly blending into each other. This creates a soft, calm atmosphere with a central highlight transitioning from pink to light purple, suggesting an abstract representation of function and purpose.
Wan Yang, '17, MFA Fine Arts 2D, MFA Studio Arts, Painting Atmosphere I, Painting, 2016
Abstract painting with chaotic brushstrokes in gray, white, black, and hints of blue. Yesterdays echoes dance within the textured surface as both horizontal and vertical lines create a dynamic and layered appearance that feels smaller than today.
Jessica Tawczynski, '17, MFA Fine Arts 2D, MFA Studio Arts, Painting Yesterday Was Smaller Than Today, Oil paint, etching ink and wax on canvas, 2016
A small wooden shelf on a white wall resembles a quaint nook in a student library, holding a row of books with colorful spines. Below, a ceramic head is suspended by two strings from the shelfs bottom, adding an unexpected sculptural element.
Steve Locke, '01, Fine Arts 2D, MFA Studio Arts, Painting The Library/Student #4, Installation, 2016
Abstract artwork divided into two panels with bold, colorful brush strokes resembles custom prints. The piece features overlapping lines and shapes in hues of pink, yellow, green, and blue against a dark green background, creating a sense of depth and movement.
Catarina Coelho, '13, MFA Fine Arts 2D, MFA Studio Arts, Painting Continuous Prints, Diptych, multi-layered oil monoprint (with stencils and relief), 2015
A vibrant still life painting showcases a red apple on a stand, a glass bottle, and folded white cloth. Nearby, a giant pearl adds intrigue to the scene. A red ribbon hangs gracefully with draped pink fabric as the enchanting backdrop.
Catherine Kehoe, BFA '89, Fine Arts 2D, Painting Still Life With Giant Pearl, Oil on linen on panel, 2014
Abstract painting with vibrant splashes of pink, yellow, and blue interspersed with grid patterns. Textured layers and organic shapes overlay the composition like a dillusional bridge, creating a dynamic, chaotic arrangement with elements resembling leaves and clouds.
Yo Ahn Han, '14, MFA Fine Arts 2D, MFA Low Residency, MFA Studio Arts, Painting Dillusional Bridge, Painting, 2014
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