The 15thv Annual Student Art Sale will be showcasing and selling work created by Fine Art students and students from the Theater Department and the Design Department.
\nThe sale will be held November 6, from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on the fourth f loor of Building 13.
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\nBob Coates, Sinclair art professor, said this year is different.
\n\u201cThis sale is different from the previous sales. Fine Art students will be selling their work, but included this year are students from the Theater Department and the Design Department,\u201d Coates said.
\nIn the past, scholarship tables were included in the sale. This year, the event will be focusing solely on student art work.
\n\u201cBudget cuts have forced us to eliminate this aspect of the sale,\u201d Coates said.
\nStudents will be displaying paintings, drawings, ceramics, sculptures, photography and prints.
\n\u201cAll sales go directly to the student artists,\u201d Coates said.
\nStudents will handle their own sales. Cash and checks will be accepted, along with a few students having the capability of handling credit cards.
\nSara Sadri, art club member and student said many people in the art club will be participating in sale.
\n\u201c[We] hope to promote what we do naturally, and raise some money for future events. The most exciting part about this event is seeing the talent of other students in the community,\u201d Sadri said.
\nFor more information visit the Art Department in Building 13 room 201 or visit sinclair. edu\/academics\/lcs\/ departments\/art. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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