Café CCV, a biannual showcase of student artwork, was held at CCV-Rutland on December 9th. Over 70 students displayed paintings, drawings, stained glass, ceramics, photography, masks, and other studio art, filling the second floor of the Rutland academic center. Additionally, the students of instructor Mike Kingsbury’s World of Comedy and Humor class performed stand-up routines for a packed audience of family, fellow students, and community members. The evening was a fine exhibition of student work ethic, talent, and creativity.
Community members observe studio art in various media.
Student work exploring painting styles of indigenous cultures.
A collaborative ceramics project taking place during Cafe CCV.
A student displays her work of stained glass.
Masks created by students of the Rutland and Middlebury Anatomy and Physiology classes.
Artwork by Dorothy Noke, a Printmaking student.
Artwork by Dorothy Noke, a Printmaking student.
A ceramics project using pinch construction to study owls.
Displaying work from the Stained Glass class.
Students from the World of Comedy and Humor class perform a stand-up routine.
A stained glass demonstration.
Students, family, and community members take in studio artwork in varied media.
One student’s ceramics display and artist statement.
Construction of a collaborative ceramics project.
A student and a staff member catch up while observing ceramics displays.
Work from Studio Art uses techniques from indigenous cultures.
Examples of student art from the Printmaking class.
Examples of student art from the Drawing class.
A dot painting emulates an Aboriginal art form.
Face jugs created in the Ceramics class.