“Who are the professors and instructors teaching in UMA’s Bachelor of Architecture program? What do they do that supports their creative lives and professions as architects?” asked Karen Adrienne, UMA Danforth Gallery Director. “These are some of the questions that came to mind while working with this outstanding faculty,” she added.
Architects: On the Inside is a collaboration of creative work by UMA Architecture faculty members, Eric Stark, Amy Hinkley, and Rosie Curtis with support from, Roger Richmond, Jessie Carroll, Michael Belleau and Toby Gabranski among others. The exhibit consists of drawings, paintings, and sculptures that inspire, enrich, and compliment their work as professional architects and architecture faculty members at UMA.
For more information about the exhibit visit: http://www.artsuma.com/. You can see images of the exhibit on the Danforth Gallery Flickr Page, or on the Danforth Gallery Facebook page.
UMA’s Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch.) program, the only professional architecture degree in Maine, is a small, integrated, hands on program that inspires students through community engagement, collaborative coursework and essential design elements. For more information about the program visit: uma.edu/BArch.
The Charles Danforth Gallery is located in Jewett Hall on UMA’s Augusta campus. Gallery hours are Monday through Thursday from 9:00am to 5:00pm and on Friday from 9:00am to 3:00pm.