Visual art students complete three-part mural project
Members of the National Art Honor Society (NAHS) recently completed a three-part mural project intended to brighten the “wells” of Cleghorn Hall. Through virtual, hybrid, and now in-person learning, NAHS students used their creativity and painting skills to depict “mind, body, and spirit,” on the below-ground, exterior walls outside the modern and classical languages classrooms on the bottom floor of Cleghorn Hall.
“Virtual and hybrid learning delayed us,” explain NAHS members on the @wesleyanvisarts Instagram page, “but did not dampen the joy of the final product!”
The “mind” mural takes a peek into the churning mind and features connecting and rotating cogs and orange and blue designs.
The “body” mural shows a collection of colorful faces, each with a different, abstract expression.
The “spirit” mural includes cursive text reading “you are loved” over fluffy, white clouds and an imaginative sky.
Well done, Wesleyan artists!
To learn more about visual arts at Wesleyan, please visit the visual arts webpage.
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The “mind” mural takes a peek into the churning mind and features connecting and rotating cogs and orange and blue designs.
The “body” mural shows a collection of colorful faces, each with a different, abstract expression.
The “spirit” mural includes cursive text reading “you are loved” over fluffy, white clouds and an imaginative sky.
Well done, Wesleyan artists!
To learn more about visual arts at Wesleyan, please visit the visual arts webpage.
