Unearthed: Art of and From the Earth - William T. Kemper Art Gallery
A student project hangs in the William T. Kemper Art Gallery in the K-State Student Union as part of an art gallery exhibiting environmental art (Conrad Kabus | Collegian Media Group)
A student project hangs in the William T. Kemper Art Gallery in the K-State Student Union as part of an art gallery exhibiting environmental art (Conrad Kabus | Collegian Media Group)
A painting created by a K-State Student hangs in the K-State Student Union as part of an art gallery called ‘Unearthed: Art of and From the Earth’ (Conrad Kabus | Collegian Media Group)
A painting created by a K-State Student hangs in the K-State Student Union as part of an art gallery called ‘Unearthed: Art of and From the Earth’ (Conrad Kabus | Collegian Media Group)
Local artists of all skill levels express their experiences with the environment by upcycling used products, highlighting major issues, or documenting beautiful moments in nature in an art gallery in the K-State Student Union (Conrad Kabus | Collegian Media Group)
Environmental art exhibits in the K-State Student Union capture everyday activism through various media and uses art to symbolize humanity's relationship with the environment. (Conrad Kabus | Collegian Media Group)
Amber Berg, graduate student in regional and community planning poses by student exhibits in the Unearthed: Art of and From the Earth project in the William T. Kemper Art Gallery (Conrad Kabus | Collegian Media Group)
Amber Berg, graduate student in regional and community planning poses by student exhibits in the Unearthed: Art of and From the Earth project in the William T. Kemper Art Gallery (Conrad Kabus | Collegian Media Group)
Student projects the Unearthed: Art of and From the Earth were organized by Amber Berg, graduate student in regional and community planning as part of K-State’s Green Week (Conrad Kabus | Collegian Media Group)