GCSC presents “Fantasy POP: A Collection of Daydreams” Virtual Art Exhibit

Gulf Coast State College’s Visual & Performing Arts division is excited to present “Fantasy POP: A Collection of Daydreams,” a virtual art exhibit featuring GCSC students.

The art has been created by students in the “Portfolio and Resume Development” class, and dives into the never before seen dream fantasy realm with themes of mythical creatures, magic and wonder. The participating artists are Maddisyn Boutilier, Sarah Coshatt, Kara Grippo, Taya Hernandez, Marisol Holley, Taylor Johnson, Jessica McKinney, Easul Mims, Claire Olson and Yuliya Solopova. The art showcases the diverse skill set of each of these talented young artists and includes painting, drawing and sculpture.

• “Fantasy POP: A Collection of Daydreams” can be viewed through the Panama City Center for the Arts website, www.pccenterforthearts.com/exhibitions.
• The virtual exhibit will run from April 25 – May 9. It is free to view and open to the public.
• An interactive Zoom meet and greet with the artists will be held to kick off the event on Saturday, April 25 from 1:00-2:00 p.m. The link can be found on GCSC’s Facebook page under Events.
• To see more about the artists’ creative processes and finalized work, follow @fantasypop on Instagram.

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