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November 16, 2023

Senior B.F.A. students Emelia Donenberg Smith (left) and Aaron Muntner showcased their artwork in a joint exhibition, “Phase Shift,” which opened Nov. 3 and was on view through Friday, Nov. 10. The exhibition, held in the Robert Turner Gallery, featured works in glass, neon, argon, and mercury and represented “a change in state of mind, matter, and/or being.” Emilia, a double-major in fine arts and physics from Willamette, IL, and Aaron, from Manhattan, stand next to pieces of their work. More than 150 students, staff, and faculty attended the opening reception for Phase Shift on Friday, Nov. 3.

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