GROUND CONTROL: An Exhibition Intervention

GROUND CONTROL is a mixed media exhibition created by students in ART 103: Advanced Drawing at the University of California, Riverside. 

In ART 103, students explore the relationship between an artist's vision and their canvas, a substrate for mark-making, what is sometimes referred to as the ground. This exhibition features a series of tippins, a traditional printing technique where new work is physically glued into existing books and media. Learn more about the exhibit in the exhibit guide.

Artists: Aieme Apilado, Brittany Berry, Vivian Chen, Catalina Cisneros, Pat Ruiz Galvan, Rubi Gamez, Moises Inda, Jessica Melendez-Aceves, Stephany Morales, Alex Ray, Kiera Samatra, Sabina Santos, Zanthee Schwarzmann, Gahel Solis-Arambula, Aizellah Sorra, and Adelia Urena. 

Partners: ART 103 is taught by Nicholas Herman, Lecturer, with Rivkah Gevinson, TA/MFA candidate. This exhibition is supported by UCR’s Special Collections and University Archives with assistance from the Department of Art.