Echoes in the Kaleidoscope

“Echoes in the Kaleidoscope” is a group exhibition that weaves the unique voices of three artists from different corners of the world, creating a fascinating harmony of culture, identity, and perspective. These projects are the mirrors in the Kaleidoscope, reflecting the tension between self and environment, identity and expectation. Each work becomes a lens—fractured, intimate—where nature, society, and memory converge. To see is to feel the weight of place and the shimmer of transformation.

The artists are all graduate illustration majors in the College of Visual and Performing Arts’ School of Art:

Artist Reception: Saturday, December 7, 6-9 p.m. Register for the artist reception or to make an appointment to view the exhibition.

This exhibition is a presentation of the Turner Semester residency program and made possible through the generous support of Marylyn Turner ’56 G’57 and Chuck Klaus G’05.