Folder 02: Academics: Art

An Old Dominion University art faculty member posing with his abstract paintings.

An Old Dominion University art faculty member posing with one of his abstract paintings.

An Old Dominion University art faculty member splashing paint on a project that he is working on.

An art instructor shows an abstract painting to her students.

An art instructor shows an abstract painting to her students.

Felicia Morgan, a senior majoring in studio arts and photography is seen here cleaning a silkscreen.

A student puts the final touches on her painting.

A student puts the final touches on his painting.

A painting class in session in the Visual Arts Building.

A student taking her brush to a paint-filled palette while painting a still-life.

A photomontage consisting of student or faculty artists.

A good crowd was on hand recently for a reception in conjunction with "The David Johnson Show" at the Old Dominion University Gallery on Granby Street. The show, which closed late last month, featured photographs by the associate professor of art taken between 1967 and 1988. Johnson's new look (right)-short hair and suit-competed with his photos for attention at the reception which was held on his 40th birthday.

A printmaking instructor critiques a student's work.

A student conferring with his instructor over a printmaking assignment.

A student working on a printmaking project.

A student working on a printmaking project.

Art instructor Ron Snapp talks to a student regarding her painting.

An art instructor is seen here critiquing a student's painted self portrait.

Kenneth G. Daley (left front), chair of the art department, oversees the demonstration of a silk-screen machine in a Visual Arts Building studio.

Siren's Song a lacquer painting done in 1987 by Robert A. McCullough, associate professor of art, is one of several works that will be displayed at the Faculty Art Show.