Recycled Cycles Open Show
Professor of Art Doug Calisch and his students gathered old bicycles from various sources to create the window display for the ReVision Show at Crawfordsville's Athens Arts Gallery, opening October 10. Here Calisch works with Joey Dierdorf ’18 to salvage parts for the student's sculpture.
Dierdorf's finished piece, Bad Bearings of Love.
Sparks fly as Aren Peters ’16 works cuts and grinds off pieces for his sculpture, 'Cyclist's Battle Cross.'
Detail from 'Cyclist's Battle Cross'
Peters' Cyclist's Battle Cross even has dog tags.
Professor Calisch works with Sean Grannan ’16.
This finished arch by Sean Grannan welcomes guest to the exhibit.
Peters at work.
Joey Dierdorf and Aren Peters
Kolby Lopp ’17 created Lady Liberty.'
Detail from Lady Liberty.'
Robbie Carter and Pat Embree teamed up to create the largest of the pieces.
Carter and Embree at work.
Carter and Embree's kinetic piece.
Turn the pedals and the wheels all move at once.
'Riding on Water' by Corey Hoffman ’16
'Greyhound' by Duc Trinh ’15
Detail from 'Greyhound'
Daniel Miller ’17 created 'On the High Seas.'
'On the High Seas' from a different angle.
Senior John Vosel had two pieces accepted for the juried portion of the ReVision Show. This is 'Tracks.'
'311 Crawford Street' by John Vosel ’15
Carter and Embree
Student work adorns the gallery window and is what visitors will see first at tonight's opening of the ReVision Show at the Athens Gallery.