There and Back Again: Showcase of Spring 2011 51±¬ÁϹÙÍø student and faculty work from Ireland | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

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There and Back Again: Showcase of Spring 2011 51±¬ÁϹÙÍø student and faculty work from Ireland

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Concourse Gallery
Gallery Exhibition
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There and Back Again: Showcase of Spring 2011 51±¬ÁϹÙÍø student and faculty work from Ireland

This exhibition features the work of students and faculty who studied at the Burren College of Art in Ballyvaughn, Ireland: , , , , , , , , and .

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Alyssa Graham, Tales, 2011 “she did not know what a wicked animal he was,†inkjet
Cameron Browne, Untitled
Alyssa Graham, Tales 2011 “lock the door, so he can’t get inâ€, inkjet print
Allen Brewer, Bronze Head, Oil on panel, painted blind
Caitlin Warner, Box Landscape Handmade ink and paper, woodcut, bookboard
Allen Brewer, The Underground, Found plastic and wood
Caitlin Warner, The Tower Collection, Handmade book containing a daily watercolor drawing of the Cappenwalla hillside
Dylan Davis, Wall, Stop motion still
Liz Cunningham, Untitled
Dylan Davis, Tomb, Stop motion still
Owen Platt, Code Breaking, inkjet print
Dustin Daves, Mullach Cola, Charcoal
Cameron Browne, Untitled
Dustin Davis, Now, Then: Series, Inkjet Print
Liz Cunningham, Untitled
Owen Platt, This is where I went, inkjet print
Pam Valfer, Landscape Simulation: Little House on the Prairie/Good Times (Cabrini Green), Graphite on Paper
Pam Valfer, Landscape Simulation: Planet of the Apes/ Tatooine/ County Clare, Ireland, Graphite on Paper
Sarah Fowler, Untitled
Sarah Fowler, Untitled

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