Art & Evolution
Looking Glass Gallery joins Darwin celebration

Appalachian State University presents a juried exhibition, Art & Evolution, A Darwin Bicentennial Exhibition, at the Looking Glass Gallery in Plemmons Student Union on the ASU campus.

The exhibition will be on view through April 23. A reception will be held March 26 from 6:30-8 p.m. at the Looking Glass Gallery. Works in this show are both 2D and 3D.

The gallery is presenting works from the following artists: Abby Osinjolu, Abby Samelak, Alexandra Bradley, Amy Mescher, Bernie Hendricks, Dianne Hodack, Jessie Jellicorse, Keri Chambers, Rachael Haycrafy, Rebecca Farris, Sarah Duquette, Shannon Hunter, Ashton Nichols and John Stephenson.

The works created for this exhibition are related to Charles Darwin as a man, a scientist and educator. Works were submitted for review by juror Julie Thomson, associate curator of education at the Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University. First-place and runner-up prizes will be awarded.

This exhibition is made possible by Tabitha Perryman, curator of the Looking Glass Gallery at ASU, Brook Bower, assistant curator of the Turchin Center for the Visual Arts, Jody Servon, assistant professor of art and curator of the Catherine Smith Gallery, and Jenny Koehn of Student Programs.