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Jenna Farmer
Marketing Specialist
Office of the Arts at Georgia Tech
(404) 385-4219
jenna.farmer@arts.gatech.edu
Summary Sentence: Join Georgia Tech's Office of the Arts and Writing and Communication Program for a reception celebrating the Student View exhibition of student artwork.
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Student View
TechArts Festival LogoJoin Georgia Tech's Office of the Arts and Writing and Communication Program for a reception celebrating the Student View exhibition of student artwork.
Each year, more than 6,000 Georgia Tech undergraduates enroll in courses offered by the Writing and Communication Program (WCP). These multimodal courses are designed and taught by Marion L. Brittain Postdoctoral Fellows. To showcase students’ artistic work created in these classes, the WCP partners with the Office of the Arts to present Student View, an annual juried exhibition. The artwork in Student View epitomizes the provocative synergy of form and content. Student View is displayed at the Ferst Center for the Arts and the Woodruff Arts Center. Selected pieces from Student View are added to the Writing and Communication Program’s permanent student collection displayed in the Stephen C. Hall Building.
This event is part of the second annual TechArts Festival, an annual showcase of the creative spirit through student and faculty performances, events and exhibitions, from February 14 – March 1, 2014. Music, dance, theatre, digital, literary and visual arts flourish at the technological research university, inspiring and reflecting research and education. Kicking off with the world premiere of "Radical Love" by DramaTech Theater on February 14, the 2014 Festival includes works that showcase the convergence of art and technology, and also works that are solely artistic in nature. The Festival will be held at venues across the Georgia Tech campus.
See the full festival schedule at www.arts.gatech.edu.
