Now’s the Time: Senior Art Show

March 28, 2016

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On March 4 through March 26, the University of Texas at Austin’s’ senior art exhibition “Now’s The Time” showcased the works of 55 young and incredibly talented soon-to-be graduates in the Studio Art, Art History and Visual Art Studies programs.

By Thea Robinson

The exhibit was composed of a wide range of mediums including paintings, prints, sculptures, photography, video and mixed media pieces. Before the show ended, ORANGE spoke to a few students and asked about their inspirations and passion for art.

Bianca Buentello, Studio Art Major wth focus in photography and video

Her works are inspired by the idea of thresholds and boundaries, the appropriation of images and remnants left through loss.

Guarantee Free (2015), and Remains I + II (2015) by Bianca Buentello.

Untitled (2015) by Bianca Buentello.

Ann Yin, Studio Art Major, with a focus in sculptures.

Her works are inspired by science, technology, engineering and math, human impact on the natural world and climate change.

Plan B (2016) by Ann Yin.

Josh Orsburn, Studio Art Major with a focus in printmaking and mixed media.

His works are inspired by interpersonal relationships and ideas about human interaction.

Contextualess Spaces (2015) by Josh Orsburn.

Chandler Allen, Studio Art Major with a focus in photography.

Her works are inspired by the animalistic nature of humans, vulnerability, sexuality, female form and identity.

She is pictured with Withers (2015), Ghost (2015), and Sundance (2015).

Taylor Osarogiagbon

Her works are inspired by human interaction with the natural world.

Her works include Transcending the Threshold (2015), Carol on Canvas (2015) and Veins (2015).

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