Art Teacher Pam Sutherland writes:
“In this third project of the semester, students continue to use recycled and scavenged materials to create an “animal” of their choice. The only traditional material was taxidermy foam used as a base. An added goal in this project was to consider how to contextualize their animal by creating some sort of environment on the wall itself. These site-specific installations are intended to transform an otherwise benign and overlooked space, while allowing students to grapple with the interdependence of two- and three-dimensionality that defines sculpture today."
ANIMAL FARM
an exhibition of work from the Fall 2022 Sculpture course.

Graham Bor
THE SNAIL
foam, acrylic paint, fabric, ribbon, hot glue, wire

Jack Brotherton
THE INNOCENT BIRD
foam, acrylic paint, straws, hot glue, wire, beads, buttons, tissue paper

Alexis Covington
NEGLECT
foam, fake leaves, tissue paper, fabric, wire, paper, fake flowers, bottle cap, push pins, fake leaves, magazine clippings, leather, spray paint, leaves, metal gears, rocks, fake moss, figurines, cardboard, shells, metal chain, fishing bug

Anne Ford-Hall
QUIET
foam, tissue paper, wire, acrylic paint

Dunning Gould
SWIM
foam, metallic wire, assorted fabric, acrylic paint, hot glue, wood

Henry Patterson
METAL TURTLE
foam, soda can, coins, buttons, colored tissue paper, Modge Podge, staples

Bjorn Petersson
SANDHILL CRANE
foam, paper, canvas, fabric, string sticks, pencil, electrical tape

Drew Stanley
FOR UNCLE JOHN
foam, papier-mâché, pompoms, balloons, fabric, ribbon, beads, wire, glitter, disco ball decor from the Commons


Pam Sutherland
CAT AND MOUSE
foam, paper, thread, button, needle, wire, wood, paint, found metal