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Faculty Biennial: Department of Art

November 6, 2026 – April 3, 2027

Gallery A and Petti/Peiser Gallery

As Chair of the Appalachian State Department of Art, I am proud to welcome you to the Department of Art Faculty Biennial, a celebration of the work of our multidisciplinary faculty across art and design. This exhibition offers a glimpse into the creative and scholarly research that drives our department and opens a conversation about the nature of contemporary art and education. For our students, it is a chance to engage directly with the work of faculty. For my colleagues across campus and our neighbors in the communities that surround us, it is an invitation to experience the creative practices emerging from our department. I hope you will take your time with the work, and join us in the conversation.

-Amy Johnson, Chair, Department of Art, Appalachian State University

Tim Ford, “Self-Portrait,” 2025

Tim Ford, "Self-Portrait," 2025

Adam Adcock, “Roots Revealed,” 2026

Adam Adcock, "Roots Revealed," 2026

Volha (Lola) Panco, “On The Other Side of Despair,” 2025

Volha (Lola) Panco, "On The Other Side of Despair," 2025

Thorn, “Siphon,” 2026

Thorn, "Siphon," 2026

Featured Artists:

  • Adam Adcock
  • Catherine Altice
  • Andrew Bailey Arend
  • Greg Banks
  • Joseph Bigley
  • Shae Bishop
  • Anna Buckner
  • Martin Church
  • Travis Donovan
  • April Flanders
  • Frankie Flood
  • Tim Ford
  • Makenzie Goodman
  • Jessica Greenfield
  • Amy Johnson
  • Andréa Keys Connell
  • Jeana Eve Klein
  • Jean Larson
  • MiMi Lee
  • Hui Chi Lee
  • Meg Lewis
  • Edison Midgett
  • Joe Nielander
  • Mark Nystrom
  • Volha (Lola) Panco
  • Stephan Parks
  • Jody Servon
  • Gregory Smith
  • Adam Stacey
  • Lisa Magee Stinson
  • Thorn (Erin Ethridge + Colleen Marie Foley)
  • Wendy Westmoreland
  • Joshua White
  • Josh K. Winkler
  • Cheryl Zibisky 

More information coming soon!