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  • Fall 2020 BFA Show

Fall 2020 Bachelor of Fine Arts show

Christopher Taylor, Beasley Gallery coordinator

The Fall 2020 BFA Show marks the second time the School of Art will host our graduating students’ artwork exclusively online. Our students once again have met the challenge to be creative and succeed despite the limitations and health concerns we find ourselves facing today. Throughout time artists have made artwork during our history’s most trying and difficult moments. Our students will be the creative and intellectual inheritors of a post-Covid world. The art produced this semester are the creative signposts pointing the way to a new future.

To all the family and friends of our graduating students, the faculty of the School of Art thanks you for your continued support. We sympathize and understand it takes a community to engage in the arts. Our students have succeeded with meeting the expectations of engaging with our community, inviting us to participate and celebrate their artwork online. Now let us sit back, look and learn. Let us still ask questions…let us still be inspired.

Christopher Kane Taylor, Beasley Gallery Coordinator and Senior Lecturer
November 2020


Kelsey Bender “Eclectic Collection” by Kelsey Bender explores concepts of finding one’s identity in a time of great unrest and uncertainty. Heaven Weary “Life Implies Death” by Heaven Weary questions the issues that people with depression face, while showing the viewer unhealthy situations and ideas.
Daisy J. Thatcher  “I am fascinated by what makes up the human experience: how communities are formed and what connects people.” Olivia Zachs “I use well known imagery from 1950s-1990s pop-culture and daily life and disrupt the familiar by humorously manipulating them into being out of the ordinary.”
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Flagstaff, AZ 86011-6031
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