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MacMurray students show artwork
Senior Amber Centi’s photographs highlight show.
JACKSONVILLE, IL – The opening of the MacMurray College Senior Exhibition and Student Show will be 6 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 29, at the Applebee Gallery in the Putnam/Springer Center, at State and Clay streets on the MacMurray campus. The show is free and open to the public.
Highlighting the show will be work by senior Amber Centi, of Clearfield, Penn., who will give a brief artist’s talk at 6:15 p.m. Centi’s photography is a series of black and white silver gelatin prints dealing with the idea of solitude and emptiness.
Several other MacMurray students will join her in showing works, including:
- Caylee Blair, a nursing student from Colfax, IL.
- Charlie Clark, a junior in criminal justice from Staunton, IL.
- Jessie Ligocki - freshman art major from Catlin, IL.
The show continues at the Applebee Gallery through Dec. 13 and is open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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About MacMurray College—Founded in 1846, MacMurray College’s mission is to transform the lives of students by providing an exceptional, liberal arts general education and courses of study that prepare graduates for professional careers, for graduate education, and for facing the challenges of the 21st century. Located in historic Jacksonville, Illinois, MacMurray’s open and informal academic environment stresses academic excellence and professional preparation fostered through hands-on experience and personal attention to the well-rounded development of all students. MacMurray is affiliated with the United Methodist Church.
For more information, contact:
Ted Roth, Director of Public Relations
Work: 217-479-7027
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Cell: 217-883-3340
ted.roth@mac.edu
November 27, 2012
