"Make It Last," curated by UWF Alumni Farrah Phillips, aims to encourage fellowship within the act of reflection. Six artists ranging in both medium and imagery come together in The Art Gallery (TAG) to form a unified statement of resistance through mindfulness and rest.
By introducing interactive elements such as a conversation pit in TAG’s alcove and poetry wall that is meant to be filled with artworks ranging from introspective to environmental, each viewer has space to renew and find peace within themself and each other alike.
The exhibition will grow and gain even more life as it is added to via communal participation, allowing for a new viewing experience within each visit. Purpose can be found in the journey, not just one’s destination, and Make It Last allows for the indulgence of such in a physical form.
The Art Studio is open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. during exhibitions, excluding school holidays.
By introducing interactive elements such as a conversation pit in TAG’s alcove and poetry wall that is meant to be filled with artworks ranging from introspective to environmental, each viewer has space to renew and find peace within themself and each other alike.
The exhibition will grow and gain even more life as it is added to via communal participation, allowing for a new viewing experience within each visit. Purpose can be found in the journey, not just one’s destination, and Make It Last allows for the indulgence of such in a physical form.
The Art Studio is open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. during exhibitions, excluding school holidays.