Using maps as a departure point, students in the Art on Paper course, Herberger Institute, School of Art, in collaboration with the ASU Library, are excited to share a virtual exhibition of works on paper as their response to the order and chaos, challenges and personal experiences, that have shaped the year 2020.
Brandon D. Burrell
TOPOGRAPHICAL PORTRAIT
AZ map and graphite
Brandon D. Burrell
PORTRAIT AGAINST TOPOGRAPHY
AZ map, ink, and ink wash
Dominique C. Browning
THE SAMURAI CODE
Dominique C. Browning
THE REVENGE OF THE HANNYA
AZ map, marker, gel pen, and watercolor
Jessica Begay
CALM BEFORE THE STORM
AZ map, acrylic, and pen
Jessica Begay
WHEN DISASTER STRIKES
AZ map, acrylic, and pen
Angelica Blanco
ORDER: FLOURISHING
AZ map, mixed media
Angelica Blanco
CHAOS: ACCLIMATION
AZ map, mixed media
Hearim J. Chon
SEARCHING FOR A PLACE IN THE WORLD
AZ and CA maps, ink, and cut paper
Selena Garcia
THE HANDS OF THE GODS
AZ map, Acrylic Paint
Selena Garcia
MISCHIEVOUS REACH
AZ map, Acrylic paint, Pastels
Frida C. Guzman
LIBERTAD EN SOLEDAD
Frida C. Guzman
DESTRUCTIVE OBLIVION
Leilani L. Haught
ANOTHER SUNNY DAY
AZ map, watercolor, acrylic paint, ink pen, highlighter marker
Leilani L. Haught
PARTY UNDER THE MOON
AZ map, watercolor, acrylic paint, ink pen, highlight marker
Silvia Jordan (Order)
UNITY IN DIVISION
Silvia Jordan (Chaos)
THE WORLD ON FIRE
Arcy Lau
SOMETHING SWEET
Map, inktense blocks, pen, and alcohol markers
Arcy Lau
SOMETHING BITTER
Map, inktense blocks, pen, cut paper, and color pencils
Natalie Mikszta
DIRECT PATHWAYS
AZ map, Gouache, Ink, Bristol Board
Natalie Mikszta
DISARRAY OF DREAMS
AZ map, Gouache, Ink, Bristol board
Jenna Moore
DREAM STATE
AZ map, ink, watercolor, and acrylic
Jenna Moore
STATE OF CONFUSION
AZ map, ink, watercolor, and cut paper
Ransom Murray
STRUGGLE
World Map, ink, watercolor, and cut paper
Luisa G. Pinheiro
MAPPING THE CURE
AZ map, ink, watercolor, acrylic, and cut paper
Luisa G. Pinheiro
MAPPING THE ANXIETY OF STAYING HOME
AZ map, ink, watercolor, acrylic, and cut paper
Luis A. Sevilla
COURAGEOUS
Fishing park maps, ink, watercolor, acrylic paint, spray paint, maker, cut paper
Luis A. Sevilla
LONELINESS
Fishing park maps, ink, watercolor, acrylic paint, spray paint
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