Of Nature and Me

This exhibit features multiple works of art created by Nicole Petrescu-Tudor. Each piece is inspired by nature and her personal connection and examination of the natural world.

Born in Bucharest, Romania, she lived half of her life trying to escape the oppressive communist regime. After moving to the U.S., she received her formal training in painting and visual arts from Washington University in St. Louis, graduating in 2011 with a Master of Fine Arts. She currently teaches at STLCC and William Woods University.

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The Last Beast in the Sky

This exhibit features multiple works of art created by Kevin M. Wilson. Each painting is modeled after a photograph of a bird that he took in the wild.

Wilson’s career began as a student at St. Louis Community College. After studying under Mark Weber, professor of art, he transferred to Webster University before earning a Master of Fine Arts at Fontbonne University.

Since graduate school, he has divided his time between teaching and occasionally making art. Today, he is now focused on making art and only occasionally teaching.

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Spring 2022 Faculty Art Exhibit

As Maya Angelou once said, “You can’t use up creativity. The more you use, the more you have.” The same can be said for the artists featured in this exhibition.

Outside the classroom, each one is an active artist. What they teach in the classroom comes from years of practice and research. The ideas and images they produce in their studios are a reflection of their artistic journey.

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The Sun & The Moon

Curated by Metra Mitchell, this exhibit features mixed media works of art by Mitchell as well as Riushi Mazda, Ivan Aka and Aleister Manah.

Symbolically, the light of the sun and the dark energy of the moon express outer and inner personalities. The duality of light and dark are presented in this show through the mystical mediums of design, drawing and painting.

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Color Within the Lines

"Color Within the Lines", a new art exhibit featuring the work of Robert A. Ketchens, is now on exhibit in Wildwood's Gallery of Contemporary Art.

According to the artist, "The works have symbolic elements that address today’s struggle for equality. They are a reflection of my collective and visual memory of life in the South’s system of Jim Crow -- separate but not equal."

In addition to visiting Wildwood's third floor art gallery, you can explore Ketchens' works and learn more about this exhibit online.

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Chanbaragogo

This exhibit features the work of Chris Sagovac, associate professor of animation and chair in the School of Communications at Webster University in St. Louis, Missouri. The exhibit runs March 18-May 14, and includes a variety of works created with ink on bristol.

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Faculty Art Exhibit

As Maya Angelou once said, “You can’t use up creativity. The more you use, the more you have.” The same can be said for the artists featured in this exhibition.

Outside the classroom, each one is an active artist. What they teach in the classroom comes from years of practice and research. The ideas and images they produce in their studios are a reflection of their artistic journey.

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First Light

While COVID-19 has upended the daily lives of people around the world, it has also fueled creativity and innovation. This exhibit features the work of seven artists who have embraced change during these trying times.

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A 2020 Vision of Landscape Painting

LANDSCAPE / lan(d)-,skap\ n. 1 a : a picture representing a view of inland scenery b : the art of depicting such scenery c : a portion of territory that the eye can comprehend in a single view. These landscapes are derived from observation as well as the imagination.

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