Last month's popular ARTLETICS exhibit in the Galen Center once again displayed the artistic talents of many Trojan student-athletes.
Three of those former student-athletes who are still in school and majoring in art--swimmers Dina Hegazy and Tanner Trowbridge and track athlete Katalin Mate--currently have work on exhibit in a show, "They Call Me Mud," in USC's Watt Hall Lindhurst Gallery. The undergraduate exhibition, which features work from 18 advanced ceramics students, runs through this Thursday (April 22).
USC Roski School of Fine Arts faculty member and ceramics department head Karen Koblitz coordinated the exhibit, as she did for ARTLETICS. For more information, click here.
Three of those former student-athletes who are still in school and majoring in art--swimmers Dina Hegazy and Tanner Trowbridge and track athlete Katalin Mate--currently have work on exhibit in a show, "They Call Me Mud," in USC's Watt Hall Lindhurst Gallery. The undergraduate exhibition, which features work from 18 advanced ceramics students, runs through this Thursday (April 22).
USC Roski School of Fine Arts faculty member and ceramics department head Karen Koblitz coordinated the exhibit, as she did for ARTLETICS. For more information, click here.
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