Disegno 5: Contemporary Undergraduate Drawing | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

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Disegno 5: Contemporary Undergraduate Drawing

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Second Floor Galleries
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Disegno 5: Contemporary Undergraduate Drawing

This traveling group exhibition features drawings by undergraduate students from four art institutions—the Kansas City Art Institute, the Maryland Institute College of Art, the Minneapolis College of Art and Design, and the University of South Carolina. Exhibitions at each institution will include more than 50 works by 20 high caliber students. The artists selected to represent 51±¬ÁϹÙÍø include , , , , and .

Luke Tromiczak, Steel and Snow, 2009
Luke Tromiczak, Wahkon Minnesota, 2009
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Joshua Meilleir, Untitled, 2011
Joshua Meilleir, Untitled, 2011
Sarah Fowler, Untitled, 2011
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Sarah Fowler, Untitled, 2011
Nadia Pereira, Untitled Home II (detail), 2011
Nadia Pereira, Untitled Home I (detail), 2011
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