Featuring the works of Rebecca Ashcraft, Sarah DuPree and Tiffany Petty
The TJC Wise Auditorium Art Gallery is pleased to have the opportunity to showcase the talents of three outstanding Tyler Junior College art students. These works include a variety of media including painting, collage, sculpture, and mixed media.
Rebecca Ashcraft: vibrant color swirls and spirals connected in two and three dimensional forms. Rebecca graduates from TJC this spring and will attend the University of Texas at Tyler.
Sarah DuPree: superb craftsmanship and skill for realism combined with unconventional and unique design. Sarah is one of only 17 art transfer students accepted to the University of Texas at Austin, where she plans to attend next fall.
Tiffany Petty: poetic and lyrically hypnotic paintings, collages and relief sculptures. Tiffany will spend the summer as a Christian camp counselor in California and will be attending Belmont University in Tennessee next fall.
Tth Annual Art Auction: Life is better with Art - 3/31-4/3
Please plan to participate in next week’s Silent Art Auction sponsored by and benefiting the TJC Art Club. Proceeds will also go to fill the food pantry for Tyler AIDS Services.
Collectors must outbid offers by a minimum increase of two dollars by legibly writing their name and contact number on the bid sheet. Winning bids will be contacted after the close of the auction.
Show your support and enhance the aesthetics of your life ;)
Please contact Derrick White if you have any questions 903-510-2233.
The Wise Auditorium Art Gallery at Tyler Junior College is located in Wise Auditorium Fine Arts Building.
The TJC Art Club with the help and support of students, faculty, an anonymous donation and Jericho’s book store raised and donated almost 1000 cans and non-perishable food items to the pantry at Tyler AIDS Services.
These donations will help many families in our area.
Thank you
For more information contact:
Derrick White
(903)-510-2233 dwhi@tjc.edu
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