WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6—FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, 2024
Lifespan is an exhibition of recent work from MFA candidates in Mason’s School of Art. Rather than an endpoint, this exhibition is a moment in the ongoing process of artistic and scholarly investigation: some of the artworks featured here were created during the past semester, some earlier in the year, and some are new iterations of revised ideas. Featuring a diverse range of practices and media including drawing, sculpture, papermaking, graphic design, and experimental video, Lifespan bring these works out of the studios and classroom, seeing how they resonate in a new space. Memories are untethered and rebound, bodies are undone and reconstructed, and stories are unmade and retold.
Lifespan will be on view in Fenwick Gallery from Wednesday, December 6—Friday, January 26, 2024.
Featured Artists
- Chen Bi
- Mackenzie Hoffman
- Liz Louise
- Steven Luu
- Traci Reynolds
- Angela Terry
About Mason’s MFA Program
George Mason University’s Master of Fine Arts (MFA) program is a comprehensive and dynamic course of study that combines creative work with scholarly research. The program emphasizes the development of rigorous studio practice, supported by a strong theoretical and critical foundation.
