“The Brilliant Body: Jewelry as Adornment” will be on display at the WSU’s Compton Union Gallery Oct. 3-23, 2005. This exhibition of jewelry was created by Pullman artists Prisha Brown, Jan Dobrowolski, Theresa Harkins, Anna-Maria Shannon, and Ingrid Weber.
The Compton Union Gallery features work by local and visiting artists, special traveling exhibits, and displays of an educational and informative nature. Located at the east end of the Compton Union Building on the first floor, the gallery provides an informal and easily accessible art experience. Gallery hours are Monday through Friday from 10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m., and admission is free.
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