Site-specific art installations appearing throughout campus
Site-specific art installations designed by studio art majors as part of their Advanced Studio Concepts course have appeared throughout campus. “The students are always excited to have the opportunity to respond to the inspiring natural and architectural environment here at Salve,” said course instructor Susannah Strong.
The goal of the project is to create a piece on campus that transforms the public’s experience of the chosen site. Some works have a political or environmental message, while others are created purely for aesthetic appreciation.
“The students engage in extensive exploration of materials, as well as concept development through interdisciplinary research with professors outside the art department,” Strong said. “It is a great opportunity to share the art majors’ hard work with the larger Salve community.”
View the photo gallery of art installations
Students participating in the installation include:
- Veronica Beretta – Walgreen Hall stairwell
- Amber Blanchette – Wakehurst lawn
- Sara Dunn – Jazzman Cafe windows
- Ryan Fox – McAuley Hall first-floor windows
- Caitlin Kelley – O’Hare Academic Building stairwell
- Amber King – O’Hare Academic Building entrance and first-floor bathrooms, Rodgers Recreation Center lower-level bathrooms
- Brooke Pennington – O’Hare Academic Building exterior tables
- Kaitlyn Roberts – Ochre Court great hall
- Avery Rose-Craver – McKillop Library second-floor landing
- Helen Shiepe – Wakehurst lawn
- Mirano Suzuki – O’Hare Academic Building exterior grass stairs
