A piece from from Chase Newman’s collection titled “Ornamentalism.”(The Herald/Submitted Photo)

The work of six Maryville College senior art majors, Sterling Thomas, Chase Newman, Crystal Krausser, Hunter Acosta, Lucy Cleek and Katherine Brestel, will be on exhibit through May 20 in the Clayton Center for the Arts’ Blackberry Farm Gallery and the Denso Community Gallery.

The title of the show is “Tradition Aside.” Gallery hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.

“The senior exhibit features works the students have prepared as part of their Senior Study requirement,” said Dr. Carl Gombert, professor of art. “The senior project is an independent study that encourages students to create a meaningful body of work devoted to a particular subject or theme. The senior project spans two semesters and involves six credit hours of work.”

“Photographic Model” by Crystal Krausser. (The Herald/Submitted Photo)

Thomas, an art major from Chattanooga, is showing a poster presentation titled “Building with Consciousness” in the Denso Community Gallery.

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