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Visual Arts 1999

Parkland College Visual Art Students Juried Exhibition
April 1 - April 16, 1999

The best work produced by students in the Visual Art and Desktop Publishing Graphic Design program was on exhibit in the gallery from April 1 - 16. The works showed pre-press publication art used for a variety of purposes in business and industry, and showcased the creative solutions of Visual Arts and Desktop Publishing Graphic Design students. We had a chance to see the results of their imagination, teamwork, and technical skills in documents tailored for a client. The goal of the product is to help the client express a specific message to a particular audience with attention-getting visuals and text. Students produced everything from corporate images, catalogues & book covers to theater programs and self-promotional pieces. Included were items we usually don't think of as works of art such as product coupons and point of purchase displays. This exhibit allows the public and fellow students to have an informative look at the field of graphic arts.

Six students exhibiting in the Visual Arts and Desktop Publishing Design Students Exhibition were recognized for their talents and accomplishments.

• Kerri Baker of Monticello received the Parkland's President's Award for Outstanding Collection of Work.
• Pamela Neal of Bismark received the Parkland Fine and Applied Art Department Chair's Award of Outstanding Photography.
• Caroline Jourdes of Savoy received the Parkland Mass Communication Program Director's Award for Outstanding Merit.
• Gayla Fielder Pellum of Champaign received the Mildred Gilbert Memorial Award for Multi Media.
• Ben Breen and Eric Aquires both of Champaign received the Hobbico Award for Outsanding Computer Graphics.

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