Rockford College - Recensio / Cupola Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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Art Students Participate In Revealing Experience Students in Robert McCauley's 5-dimension- al design class completed their class project of 'lwrapping something in the spring. A con- cept made popular by artist Christo, the idea behind wrapping is in revealing the form of an object through obscuring it. Other subjects considered were wrapping Burpee Center Cas a service to the studentsi and one of the Secu- rity cars twith precautions taken to insure Se- curity's visibility remainedi. Left: Students deciding on the best approach for wrapping the top of the arch. Top: Sandy Swenson, Mary Witte, and Liz Tourlentes easing the black plastic up over the arch. Bottom: Struggles with hoisting the material over the arch twithout puncturing iti gave the students valuable lessons in problem solving for large works of art. 18 -- Opening

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