Open Portfolio and Print Sale was a big success!

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Thank you, Liz Hitchcock, for your article in the Lariat yesterday, we had a big turnout that included many people from across campus and the Waco community. Your articles about the arts at Baylor are a great addition to the Lariat.

Photography students at Baylor University had a big turnout at their Open Portfolio and print sale last night. Students shared their work with classmates and people from the community. I can report that there were many print sales during the evening! Rock bottom prices for excellent work by emerging artists, good refreshments and music made the event lively and fun.

This is an event that the art department hosts on the last day of classes each semester, mark your calendars for December.

Susan Mullally will be talking about "What I Keep" at Collin College May 12

May 12, 6:30 pm I will be talking about my work and recently published book, "What I Keep" Photographs of the New Face of Homelessness and Poverty, at Collin College in Plano, Texas. 

Another photo from an Open Portfolio event

Open Portfolio and Print Sale this week!

Plan to come to the Martin Museum of Art on Friday afternoon, April 29, 5 - 7pm for the fourth annual Open Portfolio and Print Sale. 
All photography students will present their work for exhibition and sale. This is always a lively event, with "treats" for the eye, the mind and the stomach!


Prints start at the remarkable, and never imagined, price of $10.
Here's a shot from last year's event:

Open Portfolio and Print Sale @ Baylor Fine Arts

Friday, April 29, 5 - 7 pm in the Martin Museum and Lounge. Photography students will share their work and sell prints at rock bottom prices, starting at $10. Come for the party and celebration of the last day of classes.

This year there will be alternative process work, taught by Amy Holmes George, along with color digital and black and white silver gelatin prints. Invest early, they may soon be famous!

Off to Christopher Newport University

First stop in Dallas/Ft. Worth to see some shows: Ed Ruscha @ the Ft Worth Modern is wonderful, a full retrospective with the gas stations and many paintings.
Tomorrow flying to Newport News for a lecture and will jury the senior art exhibition. CNU was the first gallery to show What I Keep and I am looking forward to returning to see friends and lots of art.

Baylor BFA students will be hanging their show on Monday in the Martin Museum of Art with the opening on Tuesday evening, 5-7pm - hope you can attend. Five senior photography majors, all doing creative, insightful work. Reviews to come soon!