Sabbatical Exhibition: Kindra Murhpy, Natasha Pestich, Barbara Schulz | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

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Sabbatical Exhibition: Kindra Murhpy, Natasha Pestich, Barbara Schulz

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Gallery Exhibition
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Work by Kindra Murphy, Natasha Pestich, and Barbara Schulz

  • Barbara Schulz, Friday, March 6
  • Kindra Murphy, Wednesday, March 11
  • Natasha Pestich, Friday, March 13

This exhibition features 51±¬ÁϹÙÍø faculty members (Design), (Fine Arts), and (Comic Art) who are spotlighting projects completed while on sabbatical.

Kindra Murphy, 2019
Natash Pestich, Untitled, 2019, photopolymer gravure, monoprint, screen print and inkjet printing, 30 x 22 in.
Natash Pestich, Untitled, 2019, photopolymer gravure, monoprint, screen print and inkjet printing, 30 x 22 in.
Barbara Schulz, excerpt from "At the End of the Hall," 2019, pen and ink
Artist reception on Friday, February 21.
Artist reception on Friday, February 21.
Artist reception on Friday, February 21.
Artist reception on Friday, February 21.
Artist reception on Friday, February 21.

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