Graduate Students from the Herron School of Art & Design Masters of Fine Arts Program are showcasing their recent works this First Friday April 5, 2019 at the Guichelaar Gallery at Tube Factory Art Space! These works are not to be missed: Radio interference, money machines, movable parts, photo ops and more. Come see what they have been creating.

Kennedy Conner is an interdisciplinary artist working with aesthetics from the early to mid 2000’s. She is addressing the concept of identity through the selfie. ​

Frank Mullen is building a religion, with a temple shaped like a self-portrait.

Hailey Potts explores the subtleties of mental health challenges through photography.

Adam Rathbun creates interactive work that plays with the idea of ownership, art and the way it exists in the eco system of the art world.

Sarah Strong uses handmade paper, print, and objects to create environments and installations, inviting the audience to interact with work that offers an opportunity to travel to a different time and place.
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Denise Troyer works in ceramics. Through clay, Denise uses texture and form to give a subtle nod to the strength and mystery of nature, with attention given to the fragility of humans’ relationship with it.​