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On display in the UCM Gallery of Art and Design, this  photo by Christian Cutler, gallery director, is part of the UCM Then and Now 150 Years exhibit. In this creative work, Cutler merges an archival photo of nine female seniors from 1902  posed around a planter that was gifted to the university with a 2021 fascimile of the Administration Building. 

WARRENSBURG, MO 鈥� The 欧美视频 Gallery of Art and Design welcomes individuals to view its annual Faculty Exhibition on display through Sept. 18, and UCM Then and Now 150 Years through Oct. 30. 

provides an opportunity for the university鈥檚 art faculty members to showcase their work and highlight concepts and ideas they plan to teach their students. It includes artistic media such as painting, drawing, sculpture, and textiles, and also demonstrates the faculty鈥� professional practices beyond their university duties. 

Artworks from the following faculty members, including some emeriti art and design faculty, are featured in the exhibit, located in the main gallery:  Maryanna Adelman, Mark Farris, Annie Helmericks-Louder, Natasha Hovey, Melanie Johnson, John Louder, Christopher Lowrance, Mick Luehrman, John Malta, Marco Rosichelli, Haroon Sattar, Justin Shaw, Andrea Simon, Susan Stevenson, Marissa Webb Tonkovic, Jennifer VanBuskirk, Rahila Weed, Allison Kerek Williams and Matthew Zupnick.

is displayed in Gallery 115. The exhibit, designed by UCM Gallery of Art and Design Director Christian Cutler, celebrates UCM鈥檚 150th anniversary through archived media. Presented at the installation is a series of replicated photographs of the university campus and student body using vintage photographs ranging from the early 1900s through the year 2000. The historical scenes are merged with present-day facsimiles to create a past and present effect of life on campus throughout the years.

Both exhibits are the first installations of the semester being offered at the UCM Gallery of Art and Design. The gallery strives to showcase artwork, available to the wider campus community, from individuals in the professional art world and students studying art at the university. The gallery not only provides students the unique opportunity to showcase the culmination of what they have learned from their experiences on campus, it also gives students and community members the opportunity to view live installations from esteemed artists they may not otherwise have had the opportunity to experience. The gallery contributes to a sense of community, development and university outreach.

The gallery will continue to host new installations throughout the rest of the fall semester such as the Senior Exhibitions for Graphic Design, Interior Design and Illustration, and Studio Art and Art Education majors. For more information about the Gallery of Art and Design and the current exhibitions, visit the gallery website or contact Cutler at cutler@ucmo.edu.