Sarah McNutt, graduate student in ceramics with a masters in fine art, fixes small cracks in her ceramic scupture at her workspace in the basement of Willard Hall Wednesday night. The scuptures are part of McNutt's "Sublimation & The Lottery" gallery, showing Feb. 2 through 6 at the Champman Gallery in Willard Hall. "This one represents sex," McNutt says about the piece she is working on. Scuptures filling her space for her gallery represent Maslow's Heirarchy of Needs, a psychology theory developed by Abraham Maslow to express human curiosity. (Evert Nelson | Collegian)

Using wet clay, Sarah McNutt, graduate student in ceramics with a masters in fine art, patches cracks in the knees of one of her scuptures at her work space in the basement of Willard Hall. The scuptures are part of a gallery showing Feb. 2 through 6 in the Champman Gallery of Willard Hall. For more information about McNutt's work, visit her website at www.sarahmcnutt.com. (Evert Nelson | Collegian)