WSU artists display work at Visitor Center for Pullman ArtWalk

Artists from the WSU School of Design + Construction come together to celebrate Pullman’s 6th Annual ArtWalk. Participating faulty include:

Elizabeth Graff, Landscape Architecture

Phil Gruen, Architecture

Jolie Kaytes, Landscape Architecture

Greg Kessler, Architecture

Bob Krikac, Interior Design

Chris Masicampo, Architecture

Ayad Rahmani, Architecture

Jaime Rice, Academic Program Manager

Kathleen Ryan, Interior Design

Michael Sanchez, Landscape Architecture

Carrie Vielle, Interior Design

This talented collective group will be displaying their creative works in watercolor, pastels, photography, graphite, charcoal, ink, colored pencils, wood block printing, and mixed-media this Saturday, May 16, from 4-8 p.m. at the Brelsford WSU Visitor Center. For more information about Pullman ArtWalk visit www.facebook.com/PullmanArtsCommission.

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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