The University Art Museum (UAM) is proud to present Leftovers: 2021 MFA Thesis Exhibition, featuring the work of MFA candidates Maggie Day, Alex Nipper, and Donovan Noelle Swann. Leftovers examines how each artist exposes facades to question their own narrative through the use of materials, process, and objects as they relate to specific times and places. Leftovers forces you to confront the people, places, and things in the world around you and analyze the dreams and emotions attached to objects. NMSU Assistant Professor Bree Lamb interprets, “Each artist exercises a keen awareness of the expectations and materialization of social constructs, the performances that exist within various communities, and the related impacts on the development of personal and collective identity.”
Join us for the opening reception of Leftovers: 2021 MFA Thesis Exhibition on Friday, November 19, 2021. 5:30p.m – 7:30p.m. A web-based, virtual tour will be made available for those unable to make the opening the following week. All receptions are free and open to the public.
Programming for this exhibition includes a joint Artist Talk on Thursday, December 2nd at 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the UAM.
Learn more here.
