Artist Talk and Gallery Reception
Talk: 4pm / HUM203
Reception: 5pm / Bobick Gallery
Snodgrass’ sculptural drawings center around color, light, and line in the form of folded paper and muslin.
Her process of rubbing, folding, transferring, and multiplying marks involves a translation of sorts from one medium to another, informed by studies of Norwegian and Spanish and a love of language in general.
She is an Assistant Professor of Drawing and Painting at Boise State University, holds an MFA in Studio Art from the University of Alabama and a BA in Art and Spanish from Luther College. Experiences in Norway at Nansenskolen Norsk Humanistisk Akademi and the Universidad Nacional de Cuyo in Mendoza, Argentina helped shape her interests in language, light, and perception.
ABOUT THE GALLERY
The Department of Art’s Gallery Program mission is to act as a conduit for educational excellence and is dedicated to the promotion and understanding of art and to provide a forum to promote intellectual inquiry that generates curiosity by provoking public debate on the cultural and social issues of our times.
The Bobick Gallery located on the first floor of the Humanities building is the main exhibition space and features monthly exhibitions from local, national, and international professional artists.
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