Click to enlarge photos by David Melnick '09.

Dr. Donald McColl of the Art and Art History Department with Colleen Kearins '09.

Maggie Kobik '11 and Laura Walter '10 prepare their poster presentations prior to the start of the event.

Laura Walter '10 explains her poster about math in the arts to John Boyd from the Writing Center.

Jess Hobbs '09 listens to one of the poster presenters.

From left, Tori Bradshaw '09, Elaine Lacoss '09, Tricia Bonman '09, and Scott Abel '09 listen to Maggie Kobik's presentation on the "Science of Color."

Maggie Kobik '11 was very enthusiastic about her project.

Tim May '09 talks with Erin O'Hare '09 and Doug Carter '12, prior to the theses presentations.

Riley Carbonneau '10 briefly discusses her poster with members and friends of the Art History Department.

Jess Hobbs '09 and Chip Hiden '09 laugh at some anecdotes from Dr. Donald McColl and Dr. Aileen Tsui, both professors in the Art and Art History Department.

Dr. Aileen Tsui welcomes the audience and introduces the speakers.

Colleen Kearins '09 discusses her senior thesis, which examined Rembrandt's perspective of the poor in seventeenth-century Netherlands.

Laura Walter '10 asks a question after Kearins '09 finished her presentation.

Erin Harrison '09 discussed her thesis, which looked at graffiti as an art form and the works of graffiti artists in urban centers.

A slide from Harrison's '09 presentation.

Erin O'Hare '09 concluded the evening's discussions with a talk on her Art and English dual thesis, entitled, "If thou hast eyes to see: The Iconoclastic Appropriations of the Image on the Early Modern English Stage."

Dr. Aileen Tsui and Erin Harrison '09 after the presentations.

Colleen Kearins '09 and Erin O'Hare '09 joke about the stress of giving their presentations.

The three graduating Art History majors. From left, Colleen Kearins '09, Erin Harrison '09, and Erin O'Hare '09.

The proud professors and their students. From left, Dr. Aileen Tsui, Colleen Kearins '09, Erin Harrison '09, Erin O'Hare '09, and Dr. Donald McColl.