Mott Community College: MCC Student's Artwork Featured In National Exhibit 

Press release from Mott Community College:

Dawn Hibbard

Apr 19th, 2021

Mott Community College (MCC) Fine Arts student Cheyenne Forman, of Flint, has her artwork featured in the national art exhibition "Art in Isolation.”  The exhibition was curated by HC Hu?nh for The Art School Pedagogy 2.0 Zoomposium, sponsored by The Art and Art Education Program, Teachers College, Columbia University and the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA). 

Foreman’s work included in the exhibition is an oil painting titled “Get These Bird’s Nests Out of Me.” “This painting documents me shaving my head in an attempt to feel in control over something, anything, in my life during a mental break down shortly before the holidays. It was an important part of grieving the loss of family, tradition, community, opportunity, and connection caused by the pandemic,” she said.

The piece also earned a First Place award in the 2021 LAND Student statewide competition in February of this year.

To view the “Art in Isolation” exhibition, visit https://www.artschoolpedagogy.org/artworks.

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