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RSSNorthland student debuts artwork in public exhibit at the Black Cat
March 30, 2012
The exhibit features work created throughout a four-year student career, including painted, printed, graphite, and charcoal pieces. "Many Moving Parts" displays an exploration of self and offers to share discoveries with viewers.
The artwork on display is of a highly personal nature that results in a collective self-portrait that encompasses friends,homes, thoughts, and anxieties.
"During my time at Northland I have experienced a period of drastic growth, and I have become more aware of my dynamic nature. I have many moving parts, and I am constantly changing," says Schaubschlager.
Featured artwork will include more recent pieces that provide insights Schaubschlager has gained through exploring the process of printmaking and exploring self as a machine.
"My ‘Control Yourself' artwork series begins to discuss the result of understanding myself in a mechanical way and introduces the idea of self control," says Schaubschlager. "These ideas of control, process, and mechanics are also entangled in printmaking as a medium."
"Many Moving Parts" will be on display through April 14.
Northland College is a traditional liberal arts and sciences college with a unique focus on the environment and sustainability. Northland College and its Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute are located in Ashland, Wis., near the shores of Lake Superior. The College has been recognized as one of the top colleges in the nation for science and mathematics, as a model environmental campus for the Lake Superior Basin, and as one of Wisconsin's true liberal arts colleges. Founded in 1892, Northland now enrolls 550 students from across the nation and across the world. For more information about Northland College and its Institute, visit our website at www.northland.edu.
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