Black Hills State University
Senior Majors Exhibition
BHSU Graduating Students
04.05.24 - 06.01.24 Sen. Stan Adelstein & Lynda K. Clark Gallery Artists' Reception: May 3 | 5-7pm We are pleased to present the Black Hills State University Fine Art Senior Exhibition. The show will be in the Sen. Stan Adelstein & Lynda K. Clark Gallery of the Dahl Arts Center and will run from Friday, April 5 through Saturday, June 1. As part of the show, the RCAC will host an artists’ reception on Friday, May 3 from 5-7pm. Works in this exhibition feature BHSU seniors who are graduating either in May or December of 2024 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree or a Bachelor of Science Degree in Education for K-12 Art Teaching. The exhibition will feature a variety of mediums, techniques, and concentrations as each student is responsible for creating their own personal visual narratives through their work. Some of these techniques include ceramics, photography, painting, textiles and screen printing. The class of 2024 Fine Arts and Art Education majors are emerging artists and creative leaders who are excited to exhibit their capstone pieces at the Dahl Arts Center. |
Best of the West
04.26.24 - 05.25.24
Inez & Milton Shaver Gallery, Denise Du Broy Gallery Artists' Reception: April 26 | 5-7pm Best of the West highlights the work of students from Central, Stevens, St. Thomas More, and Douglas high schools who have demonstrated remarkable artistic promise throughout the academic year. This showcase has a wide range of artistic disciplines including painting, sculpture, photography, ceramics, printmaking, and drawing. This year, the School of Mines is introducing a new award, the Hyperlocal Materials Award, recognizing students who create art using materials sourced from the local community and environment. |
Wild Things by Kaye Buchman
03.22.24 - 06.15.24
Ruth Brennan Gallery This exhibition of mixed-media paintings, drawings, and prints that explore the concept of wildness in the natural world by Chicago-based artist and educator, Kaye Buchman. This show will be on display from March 22 through June 15, 2024, in the Ruth Brennan Gallery of the Dahl Arts Center. The opening reception will be on March 22 from 5-7pm. These works were inspired by the Loyola Dunes Restoration project along the shores of Lake Michigan, the Big Marsh eco-development site on Chicago’s southeast side, and the North Branch of the Chicago River in Harms Woods Forest Preserve. About the Artist Kaye received her Bachelor of Fine Arts from Illinois State University with an emphasis in printmaking, and her Master of Fine Arts from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago where she studied drawing and painting. Her current studio work includes environmentally-focused mixed-media painting on handmade and assembled papers, found-object printmaking, thematic bookmaking, and digital animation. This is her second exhibition at the Dahl. |