The breathtaking artwork of seniors David Capece and Gary A. Rupacz has emcompassed the walls of the Gorevin Fine Arts Gallery in the Holy Spirit Library.
The Senior Studio Art Show, which debuted on April 2, will be open to the public until April 23. The entire Cabrini community is welcome to witness the two seniors’ grand presentation of their most intricate works.
“It’s wonderful to witness a student’s growth over a several year period,” Lisa Learner-Wagner, assistant professor of fine arts, said.
Learner-Wagner has steadily encouraged the development of both Capece and Rupacz throughout their college experience. By the many rave reviews overheard at the exhibit, it seems as if Capece and Rupacz have reached an exemplary level of artistic expertise.
“I give suggestions to the students, they either take them or challenge them. I’m proud of Gary and David and I know they will continue to motivate themselves in many ways long after they graduate school,” Learner-Wagner added.
If motivation is crucial to creating a piece of work, it is safe to say that Capece and Rupacz are extremely motivated. The artwork on display ranges from self-portraits to abstract pieces.
In addition, different from other art exhibits displayed before, the intricate pieces on display are available for purchase by anyone who wishes to do so. Several of the pieces have sold thus far, so time is of the essence for all those art collectors in the world.
Even if you are not an art collector, attending the art show is strongly suggested. It is amazing to see such great artwork done by fellow students before they move on to bigger stages with brighter spotlights.
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