Master of Fine Arts students showcase their work in an open studio event put on by MFA program Sunday.
Theresa Benedetti, an art major hoping to apply to the MFA program in the coming year, described the event "as a great opportunity to see exactly how much work and time MFA students put forth."
Graduate students gratiously allowed event attendees to take a close look at their artwork with some students even allowing guests to "feel or touch" their work says Benedetti.
Open studios events have long been claimed as an essential part of the MFA program both as a marketing tool by bringing in prospective MFA students and showing the community the dedication involved in this program.
Theresa Benedetti, an art major hoping to apply to the MFA program in the coming year, described the event "as a great opportunity to see exactly how much work and time MFA students put forth."
Graduate students gratiously allowed event attendees to take a close look at their artwork with some students even allowing guests to "feel or touch" their work says Benedetti.
Open studios events have long been claimed as an essential part of the MFA program both as a marketing tool by bringing in prospective MFA students and showing the community the dedication involved in this program.
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